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Art Appreciation

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show Contour  
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The male figure waving red fabric in Gericault's The Raft of Medusa is most likely __________________.   show
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______________ shapes are irregular, asymmetrical, and often found in nature.   show
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​Raphael uses a __________________ composition to create balance and stability in his painting, Madonna of the Meadow.   show
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​What term describes the 3-dimensional element of art that has volume (length, width, and height)?   show
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In 2-dimensional works of art, the __________ space is called the figure while the negative space is called the ground.   show
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In Young Hare, Albrecht Duerer masterfully uses this element of art to describe the animal's fur.   show
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show value  
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​The purity of a color is its ______________, which is often described as a color's brightness.   show
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​Time is the use of __________ as an element of art, important in performance art, kinetic art, and video art.   show
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In Broadway Boogie Woogie, Mondrian creates ___________ by using a limited color palette and repeating hard edged shapes.   show
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In the two paintings of shipwrecks by Turner and Gericault, the artists use the relationship of the waves to the boat or ________________ in order to carry their message.   show
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In The Swing, Fragonard ________________ the figure on the swing by placing her near the center and painting her dress in a contrasting color to the background.   show
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__________ is the visual beat or tempo within a work of art.   show
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The term neolithic means ___________ stone age.   show
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Paleolithic artists used many techniques and materials to create their representations on cave walls. To create the image of a handprint, it is theorized that the paleolithic artists ___________________________.   show
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TRUE or FALSE: The cave paintings at Lascaux date from around 15,000 years ago.   show
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show 30,000  
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The artists at Lascaux used the earth pigment, _____________, which can create a range of yellows, oranges, and reds.   show
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TRUE or FALSE: Having been dated at 43,900, the cave paintings in Sulawesi, Indonesia are more than 13,000 years older than the oldest known cave paintings in Europe.   show
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Numerous carved figurines of females have from the paleolithic period have been found throughout Europe. The most famous figurine has been called the ________ of Willendorf or the Woman of Willendorf.   show
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TRUE or FALSE: In the 19th century and early 20th century, art historians chose the name Venus, the Roman goddess of beauty, to describe the small female figurines because they believed these stone carvings symbolized beauty and fertility.   show
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Cuneiform the earliest form of writing was created by the Ancient ________________________.   show
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The Ancient Sumerian text, __________________, tells the story of a hero in mourning who sets out to find eternal life in order to escape death.   show
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The Ancient Sumerians built elevated temples or ______________ . They believed these buildings could be bridges between earth and heaven.   show
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TRUE or FALSE: The tomb of King Tutankhamun is very important to scholars because King Tutankhamun was a ruler that made profound changes to Ancient Egyptian society.   show
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How many coffins were found inside the stone sarcophagus of King Tutankhamun?   show
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The _______________ plant grows abundantly along the Nile River in Egypt. It became an important element in the development of a paper-like substance that was used to make scrolls in Ancient Egypt.   show
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TRUE or FALSE: The potter's wheel was not available as a technology to the Ancient Greeks. Greek artists had to rely on hand-building techniques to construct amazingly symmetrical designs.   show
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In _____________, Pablo Picasso began his monumental work titled Guernica.   show
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TRUE or FALSE: The Taj Mahal only took 21 years to build even though it is one of the most ornate and complex mausoleums in the world.   show
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TRUE or FALSE: The 4 minarets that flank the Taj Mahal are used in their traditional role as a tall tower where a man calls Muslims to prayer.   show
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Pablo Picasso objected to the political faction ruled by _____________.   show
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show a bull and a horse  
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show athens  
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The Parthenon was built as a temple for the patron goddess of the city of Athens, Athena. In Greek mythology, Athena is the goddess of ________________.   show
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The Athenian sculptor _____________________ skillfully carved the hard marble in such a way that the stone resembled the soft folds of drapery that fell over the bodies of these lifelike figures.   show
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While the entrance to the Pantheon is a traditional portico or square porch with columns, the Pantheon's inventive element is the 142 foot tall ____________ capped by a dome.   show
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Roman architects were the first builders to use ____________. The Pantheon's dome is an example of this new technology for the Roman empire.   show
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Who was the Roman Emperor who moved the capital of the Roman Empire to the Eastern city of Byzantium?   show
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show justinian  
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TRUE or FALSE: The minarets positioned around the dome of Hagia Sophia were later additions to the Roman cathedral and were not an element of the original plan.   show
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For the Byzantines, ________________ was a symbol of the presence of the spiritual world.   show
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Chartres Cathedral, begun during the ________________ period and then continued in Gothic style, reflects the transition from the early to the mature Gothic style.   show
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Chartres became a major ____________ because it housed a piece of linen believed to have been worn by the Virgin Mary when she gave birth to Jesus.   show
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show high gothic  
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When King Louis IX acquired the crown of thorns worn by Christ, he built a glorious cathedral to house this holy relic. Because of this fact, the cathedral is often referred to as a ________________.   show
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show light  
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The Thorncrown Chapel designed by E. Fay Jones is located in ______________, Arkansas.   show
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show marlon blackwell  
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The interior of Saint Nicholas is painted with religious imagery in the ________________ style.   show
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TRUE or FALSE: A satelite TV dish was used to create the dome for Saint Nicholas Antiochan Orthodox Church.   show
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Historians have found written evidence for their use of a camera obscuras to assist painting and drawing as early as _____________.   show
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The American inventor, _______________________, is credited for making cameras and the photographic process commercially successful so that many people could use cameras to record images.   show
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The first photograph ever taken was made in the year ________________.   show
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The _____________________ process was the first photographic process that permanently captured an image on a plate.   show
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In the _____________________ process you create a latent image or invisible image that does not appear when the plate is exposed to light. In this process, you don't see the image until you put it into a chemical bath that brings out the invisible image.   show
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At the same time Louis Daguerre was experimenting with creating a photographic image, ___________________ had succeeded in securing images to plain writing paper.   show
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show samuel morse  
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Matthew Brady is considered the father of _______________________ because of his documentation of the American Civil War.   show
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show the 291 gallery  
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show georgia o'keeffe  
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The landscape photographer Ansel Adams was an environmentalist and served on the board of the __________________ for over 30 years.   show
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Like many photographers of her generation, Dorothea Lange was employed by national government agencies such as the ____________________.   show
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show life  
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The Burkinabe photographer Sanle Sory creates lively portraits of the people of his neighborhood at his studio, ________________________.   show
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The American artist Cindy Sherman quickly became recognized as a leader in her field with her debut collection of photographs,__________________________. This body of work is comprised of 69 portraits of herself dressed as characters in staged scenes.   show
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The Los Angeles photographer _____________________ is well known for her photographs of the LGBTQ community.   show
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show to explore new ideas & to create a study for larger work  
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The architect of the Guggenheim Bilbao, ________________, makes quick gestural ink drawings to help him conceptualize what his designs could become.   show
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TRUE or FALSE: To make charcoal, artists use simple methods such as burning sticks in a fire.   show
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show nib  
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show crosshatching  
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show encaustic painting  
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______________ paints are made by mixing egg yolk, water, and dry pigment.   show
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show 14th  
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show jose clemente orozco  
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show false  
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________________ is one of the notable artists from the Venetian School of painting.   show
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show 1940's  
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show rasp  
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show modeling  
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In the process of lost wax casting, a(n )_____________ provides the underlying support that allows the artist to model a larger form with clay.   show
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____________ is an outer mold that can withstand high temperatures.   show
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show a foundry  
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Because the space at the Mass MoCA was so large, the artist Tim Hawkinson created a small model to help him visualize how his sculpture would appear in a room roughly the size of ______________________.   show
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show glazing  
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What are the common techniques used to make sculptures?   show
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show additive  
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show subtractive  
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What are examples of carving/the subtractive process?   show
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show true  
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show true  
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The American sculptor _______________ is well-known for his small intimate boxes or assemblages that are made from found materials such as fishing cork, maps, glasses, balls, and other mundane objects.   show
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show cardboard tubes covered in aluminum foil  
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show earthenware  
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show stoneware  
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show terracotta  
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show Iraq  
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A __________ is an upright stone slab used as a monument in ancient times.   show
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Naram-Sin is clearly the most important figure in carvings of the Akkadian ruler because he is visibly much larger than the other figures. This visual technique is called _________________ scale.   show
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show true  
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The ______________ pose is a conceptual pose which shows each body part from its most characteristic angle.   show
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show naturalistic  
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Numerous Greek Kouros figures identified as gods, warriors, and victorious athletes have been found marking graves and in sanctuaries. The Kouros figures represent ideal beauty in _____________.   show
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During the Early Classical Period, from 480-450 BCE, Greek artists became interested in developing more____________ figures.   show
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show counterbalance  
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Ancient Greek artists enhanced the naturalism of their bronze sculptures by adding glass eyes, copper lips, and ____________ teeth.   show
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___________________ is sometimes called the “Golden Age” of Greek art. Art from this period is characterized by an advanced understanding of anatomy combined with a virtuosic use of materials.   show
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As Greek sculptors continued to seek ideal beauty in their figures, one accomplished sculptor developed a set of rules for constructing the ideal human figure. Who is this sculptor?   show
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show false  
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show Lysippos  
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In contrast to the calm faces and static poses of the High Classical period, the facial expressions of the figures in the sculptures such as the Dying Gaul and Laocoon were ___________________.   show
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A unique style of portraiture emerged from the Roman Republic which was associated with _____________, or strict naturalism.   show
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show Empire  
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TRUE or FALSE: The Roman emperor Augustus aligned his origins with the mythological God's of the Roman pantheon.   show
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During the Renaissance, a period of Western Art from the early 1400s to the late 1500s, artists and scholars held a renewed interest in _______________________.   show
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_______ figures are sculptures attached to the columns of a building.   show
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show are elongated and otherworldly  
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The 20th-century sculptor Alberto Giacometti created art works that are ____________________.   show
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show Florence  
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In Botticelli's Birth of Venus, the goddess is born from the sea as she is seen riding ______________ to shore.   show
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show Sleeping Venus  
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show Rubens  
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With the painting Olympia, Manet shocked his Parisian audience by painting Venus as a _______________________.   show
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Gauguin's Venus inspired painting has an unusual name. It is titled __________________ after a poem by the American poet Edgar Allan Poe.   show
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A focus on ________________ ideology and iconography is one of the characteristics of Byzantine Art.   show
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A ________________________ is a pattern or image made of small colorful pieces of tile and glass held in place by mortar.   show
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show Iconoclasm  
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The artist Giotto painted an image of the Virgin Mary and Child in c.1300-1305. The way Giotto painted the _________________ in this painting is an example of a change in how artists perceived and represented the human figure.   show
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show shadows  
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During the Renaissance, artists merged _______________ style and methods with Christian iconography.   show
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show mythology  
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Multiple versions of the biblical character, David, can be used to compare the style of key figures in the history of Western sculpture. The artists Bernini, Michelangelo, and ________________ all created remarkable sculptures of David.   show
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show an underdog  
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TRUE or FALSE: Donatello's David is historically significant because it was the first free-standing nude sculpture since classical antiquity.   show
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In ______________, over a century later, the Baroque artist Bernini sculpted a new version of the character David who defeated the giant Goliath.   show
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show Laocoon  
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In one of his manuscripts, Leonardo wrote that a painter was superior to ______________ because a painting can describe in an instant what it would take pages to describe in words.   show
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show false  
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show a square and a circle  
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show the vanishing point lies  
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show restrained emotions  
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show sfumato  
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TRUE or FALSE: The Mona Lisa remains in Paris today because it became the property of the King of France after Leonardo's death who was working for the King at that time.   show
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The School of Athens was painted by ____________________.   show
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show 500  
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The artist Hans Holbein the Younger was born in Augsburg, __________________.   show
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Hans Holbein the younger became the court painter to the English King _____________.   show
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show false  
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King Henry VIII was so pleased with Holbein's preparatory drawing of his future wife, Christina of Denmark, that he ______________ it.   show
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show true  
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show symbolic imagery  
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show 25 and 29  
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show instruments used to measure time  
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show earthly  
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The floor in the painting The Ambassadors is based on the floor of Westminster Abbey and is meant to represent macrocosm or the _________________.   show
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show anamorphic  
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A common image in still life painting are skulls which are meant to be seen as ___________________ or reminders of death.   show
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In his painting, School of Beauty, School of Culture, the artist Kerry James Marshall __________________ Holbein's The Ambassadors.   show
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show absent  
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show Ofili  
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In the center of his painting School of Beauty, School of Culture Marshall paints his reflection in a mirror by showing ______________________________.   show
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The anamorphic image in School of Beauty, School of Culture resembles _______ princess.   show
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Paintings and other artworks in museums play a role in ___________________ perceptions of beauty at different times in history.   show
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TRUE or FALSE: Northern artists like Albrecht Durer were different from the Italian artists in the south because of their geographic isolation and inability to travel.   show
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Northern Renaissance art is characterized by ___________________ and clarity in highly symbolic works of art.   show
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Jan van Eyck's Arnolfini Portrait was created in ________________________________.   show
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show true  
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TRUE or FALSE: The female figure in the Arnolfini Portrait is pregnant.   show
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show oranges  
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Some scholars interpret the gesture of the hands made by the male figure in the Arnolfini Portrait to his wife as a sign that he is _________________________.   show
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show gargoyles  
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In the Arnolfini Portrait on the roundels along the side of the mirror, Jan van Eyck painted ____________________________.   show
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show Romanesque period  
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One of the most enigmatic artists of apocalyptic visions is the painter, ____________________.   show
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The artist who painted The Garden of Earthly Delights was engaged in scientific theory, including ________________.   show
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show on ceremonial days  
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show the globe  
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TRUE or FALSE: The Garden of Earthly Delights is a relatively small altarpiece measuring under 7 feet wide.   show
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show descendants of Adam and Eve  
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show fruits  
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TRUE or FALSE: The left panel of The Garden of Earthly Delights shows a perplexing scene of Hell.   show
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show musical instruments  
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Women gazing into mirrors is a common image of the Renaissance meant to symbolize the sin of __________________.   show
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In The Garden of Earthly Delights animals are often used as symbols such as peacocks to symbolize _________________.   show
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show foutains  
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Rococo style is light and airy with ______________ and slender figures.   show
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show The Swing  
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Rococo artists created art works for wealthy aristocrats. Many critics objected to the lavish art of the Rococo which reflected the _______________ of its patrons.   show
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Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun was an important French Rococo portrait painter known for her portraits of ____________________.   show
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show loving mother  
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show true  
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show History paintings  
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show Oath of the Horatii  
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show King Louis  
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show Death of Marat  
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As a final request before her execution, the 24-year old Charlotte Corday asked ______________________.   show
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show true  
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Neoclassical art emphasizes ______________.   show
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show Goya  
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show Madrid  
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The French artist _________________ was regarded as the leader of the Romantic movement in France.   show
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Many Romantic artists chose subjects that celebrated the awe-inspiring power of nature. such as the English painter _____________.   show
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Manet's Luncheon on the Grass shocked and appalled its Parisian audience because the nude woman in the painting was depicted as ______________ having a picnic with men.   show
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The Salon des ____________ was an exhibition of art works that were rejected by the Official Salon.   show
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show created with loose brushwork  
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show industrialization  
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The model and painter _______________ Meurent appeared in many of Manet's paintings.   show
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TRUE or FALSE: Victorine Meurent was an accomplished artist whose paintings were included in the official Salon in Paris two times.   show
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In Luncheon on the Grass, Victorine was used as the model. She appears ________________ in the painting, perhaps this is why the public mistook her for a prostitute.   show
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show a direct gaze  
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show Olympia  
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Not only does the female figure of Olympia confront the viewer with her direct gaze, but her __________________ further emphasizes our intrusion on the intimate scene.   show
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show false  
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show line and color  
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show Charles Baudelaire  
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show Post-impressionism  
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show impression, sunrise  
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show Mary Cassatt  
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show Edouard Manet  
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show Rouen  
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Monet's late works of waterlilies approach _______________________ as he merges sky and water in a mixture of painted marks that capture the light and color of his garden in Giverny, France.   show
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In the painting ________________________, Renoir paints a happy Parisian scene of people relaxing and dancing.   show
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show true  
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Mary Cassatt's paintings of ______________________ focus on the connection and relationship between the figures.   show
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show photography  
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Expressionism arose in the German cities of Berlin and ___________________.   show
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The Expressionists produced images of modern Germany as ____________ world of anxiety and isolation.   show
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show The Blue RIder  
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For Kandinsky, painting is __________________ endeavor in which he wished to compose with pure form and color.   show
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show Norway  
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TRUE or FALSE: It is possible that Edvard Munch painted the red skies in The Scream because he observed dramatic red skies in Oslo due to the recent eruption of a volcano in Indonesia.   show
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show 1889  
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Van Gogh painted using _________________ technique in which the paint is applied thickly so that it stands out beyond the surface of the canvas or board.   show
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Van Gogh and other artists in France were greatly influenced by wood block prints from _______________ which arrived in France following new trade agreements between the countries.   show
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show when perceived at a distance  
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Paul Gauguin looked for inspiration in places far from the rapidly growing cities of Europe. He first located in the provincial area of Brittany and later moved to _____________________.   show
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show in rural France  
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Emphasizing the structure and __________________ of the picture plane, Cezanne's method of painting was to break the form apart into geometric planes.   show
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show 1906  
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Henri Matisse was associated with the radical movement, ______________________, whose name was derived from the French word for wild beast.   show
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show Blue Period  
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show Paul Cezanne  
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The figures in Les Demoiselles d'Avignon are painted with sharp lines and expressive faces. Scholars attribute his painting of the female figures in this way to Picasso's recent interest in ______________________.   show
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In Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, the simplification of human forms into geometric shapes is a _______________ Cubism.   show
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show George Brauque  
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show Salvador Dali  
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show false  
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The first exhibition of Surrealist art took place in _______________.   show
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Through his artwork, _____________________________ like Salvador Dali celebrated the absurdity of life.   show
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show New York City  
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The Abstract Expressionists can be divided into two groups: Action Painting and __________________ Painting.   show
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show and gestural  
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show Willem de Kooning  
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show Mark Rothko  
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Mark Rothko's paintings are composed of _______________ color.   show
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Minimalism followed Abstract Expressionism. Minimalists included painters but was largely a movement led by _____________________.   show
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Minimalist artworks are made with the same types of materials found in ________________.   show
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TRUE or FALSE: Many artworks by female artists have been wrongly and unjustly attributed to other, male artists.   show
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One group of activists who call themselves ___________________ raised awareness about the absence of female artists in art museums through clever and eye catching ad campaigns.   show
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show Judy Chicago  
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show Triangular  
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show Wirginia Wolfe  
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On the frontispiece of her manuscript Scivias, Hildegard of Bingen paints herself with ______________ rising above her.   show
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TRUE or FALSE: The Swedish painter Hilma af Klint who studied Theosopy and other occult ideas did not believe that spiritual forces could communicate directly with her and her colleagues.   show
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show New Mexico  
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Although O'Keeffe is particularly well known for her large scale _______________, she produced hundreds of pictures of the hills and canyons of the desert landscape of New Mexico.   show
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show Mexican  
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show alchemical devices  
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Similar to many Minimalist sculptors, Agnes Martin worked with grids and created works in a _____________________, repeating images on paintings of the same size.   show
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TRUE or FALSE: One reason that explains Louise Bourgeois' lifelong interest in spiders is the fact that her mother was a seamstress who repaired tapestries.   show
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show repetitive nets  
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Who said, "I am for an art that imitates the human, that is comic, if necessary, or violent, or whatever is necessary.?"   show
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_____________________ was fascinated by contemporary icons, fame, and consumerism.   show
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show a graphic designer  
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Pop artists like Andy Warhol elevated popular images that appear as advertisements for a product to the same level as high art seen in ____________________.   show
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show consumerist  
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show true  
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show Silkscreen printing  
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Andy Warhol became a globally recognized brand. In fact, he named his studio, _______________,where he hired assistants to help complete his works of art in the style of the manufacturing that so fascinated him.   show
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show comic book panels  
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Lichtenstein uses paint and stencil to imitate the look of commercial printing mimicking the _________________ of a mechanical printing method used in pulp comics.   show
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The contemporary artist _______________________ has been deeply influenced by the Pop Art movement.   show
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TRUE or FALSE: Unlike Andy Warhol who employed dozens of assistants to help him complete his works of art, Jeff Koons prefers to work with only one trusted assistant.   show
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Paying tribute to the costume designed for her by Jeff Koons, the pop artist _______________ sings, “One second I'm a Koons, then suddenly the Koons is me.”   show
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show 1960's  
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show inclusivity  
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show public spaces  
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The postmodern artist Cindy Sherman is known for her _______________________.   show
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show is left ambiguous  
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In the 1908s, how many times did the atrists Keith Haring make chalk drawings in New York City subway stations by drawing over black matte paper that was used to cover advertisements who's contracts had expired   show
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show James Turrell  
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Contemporary British artist ______________________ uses the bodies of animals in his works of art, such as his famous The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living.   show
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show father of Video art  
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show Amy Sherald  
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Kehinde Wiley copies historic paintings from the past and recasts his own take on these traditional subjects using ________________________ as subjects,   show
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show written expressions  
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A noticeable change occurs in the next generation of younger artists coming out from under Modernism. Postmodern artists reintroduce ______________________ as a central subject in works of art.   show
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show performance  
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show participate in  
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___________________ represents the human body using common daily objects such as candies, clocks, and stacks of papers.   show
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show person  
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The artist _________________ creates elaborate suits made of found objects and fabrics that he uses in choreographed dances.   show
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Or sort by any of the columns using the down arrow next to any column heading.
If you know all the data on any row, you can temporarily remove it by tapping the trash can to the right of the row.

 
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