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| this gestural sketch by picasso was done for his most famous work, __ |
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| why did degas use a grid over his drawing of a dancer? |
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| to make it easier to copy accurately |
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| Da vinci used his drawings to explore his ideas in _____ |
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| art, math, science, and engineering |
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| How many scultures of da vinci's are in the modern museum of art |
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| writing paper for ancient mediterraneans |
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| thin material used for writing in medieval times |
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| allows pigment to be shaped, liquified, and stick |
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| what is the most common of all drawing media |
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| What are the outlines of the prince among thieves with flowers |
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| what is used to create the lines in metalpoint |
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| thin wire made of soft metal set in a holder |
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| preliminary coating of paint |
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| black carbon solid or charred wood used for drawing |
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| the main difference in the color consistency of different types of crayons and pastels is due to use the use of different ___________ |
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| what media is used in three mile island? |
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| what technique does seurat simulate in cafe-concert? |
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| what is the binder used in pastels |
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| nongreasy binder in water |
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| in pen and ink, what conveys the ink to the drawing surface. |
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| the gum arabic binder in the ink |
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| who drew up cottage among trees and what medium did he use? |
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| rembrandt- pen and brown ink |
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| ink duluted with water and applied to brush |
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| what was the repidograph used for in julie mehretu's Untitled? |
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| architecture, a blueprint of the city |
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| what media did matisse use in dahlias, pomegranates, and palm? |
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| paul noble did Nobspital from an aerial ______________ perspective |
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| large almost sculpture art pieces that often fill the space of a room |
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| the concept is the most important aspect of the work |
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| what media does gary simmons explore in his large scale wall drawings? |
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| liquid that holds particles of pigment together |
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| surface on which an artist works |
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| what two techniques are still used today |
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| what does a painter typically do after building a canvas before painting? |
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| contains liquid. buon fresco |
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| paints with pigment of wax and resin |
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| in true fresco, pigment is mixed with water and applied to __________ |
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| what acts as the binder in true fresco? |
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| full-size drawing of entire project |
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| what era were frescos found and popular in? |
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| two artists that pope julius commissions |
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| michaelangelo and raphael |
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| aqueous medium with oil/fat that maintains color for centuries |
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| what technique did diego rivera use in his work mixtec culture? |
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| mixture of white pigment and glue |
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| who his credited with the invention of oils as a painting media? |
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| in oil painting what acts as a binder? |
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| dabs of color used purely and not blended or mixed |
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| harlem renaissance artist |
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| thin veisl of translucent color applied over a layer of opaque paint |
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| opaque colors on a white ground |
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| texture for paints that is very thick |
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