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Who painted Judith Beheading Holofernes?

What is the style of Judith beheading Holofernes painting

Abraham Mignon's Still Life of Flowers. What is the message of this painting.

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What artwork has been described as a shingle factory explosion?

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What is this building?

Taj Majal

The use of decorative calligraphy is tied to which religion? 

Islamic

Which group often used Greek examples in their artwork?

Romans

Celtic

1. What technique was first used in the Renaissance to achieve linear perspective?

Thomas Jefferson's architecture, Monticello, is designed in what style?

Neo Classical

Which of the following terms refers to Archaic Greek statues whose poses-rigidly frontal with clenched fists-recall the stance of ancient Egyptian statues.

In Michelangelo's sculpture, above, David's expression is best characterized as?

The contemporary artist Cindy Sherman is best known for her work in which of the following media?

The aesthetic philosophy that claims that the value of a work of art is determined by museums and galleries is know as?

What style of artwork is Faberge known for?

whiting

powdered calcium carbonate used in gesso, or added to rabbit-skin glue for gesso

wet-in-wet

watercolor paper

watercolor

etching

etching

hard ground

linocut

monotransfer

reduction block print

registration

slab of glass

soft ground

sugar lift

wood engraving

frottage

monotype

relief print

Sunken relief sculpture is created by

The Pueblo Native American who made the black on black pottery ware, made in the San Ildefonso Pueblo in New Mexico famous was

What does the term Kore relate to?

In painting featuring RECLINING NUDES such as "olympia" by Edourard Manet, 1863 in Paris, these paintings are often referred to as

Paints made from pigments bound in an oil-modified synthetic resin (dry faster) are

In carving stone, a tool with a flat chisel and a broad head... used for rough hewing or shaping.

The first Italian art historian who wrote "The Lives or the Most Eminent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects" pubished in 1550?

In 19th century France, the Academie des Beaux-Arts advocated aesthetic prinicipals that can best be described as

In 19th century France, the Academie des Beaux-Arts advocated aesthetic prinicipals that can best be described as

What is an accurate definition of "laid papers"?

The width of the stroke in watercolor paintings is deteremined by the width of the brush AND

The artists who painted murals of pioneers in the Midwest American Plains as heroes, were part of which form of realism?

The most common subject of the Barbizon School of Painters in the village of Barbizon, France was

The art movement that was inspired by Dada and Freud's theories of the unconscious is

Which of the following artists created ink drawings in the style of Japanese woodcuts that portrayed the decadent, the grotesque, and the erotic?

Exposure to carbon tetrachloride can cause what damage to humans?

What term is used to describe the process of making a composite photograph by combining other photographs?

A term referring to purely visual aspects of the art and architecture, including color, line and composition, is know as

What message did French painter, Rene Magritte try to portray with his painting of "the Pipe" (1898-1967)

What is the recommended method of cleaning marble?

Flattened columns applied to the surface of a wall with decorative features made to look like weight-bearing are known as

What was a common subject in the paintings of Edgar Degas (1834-1917)?

A triad on a color wheel refers to any three equally spaced colors. The most common triads are the primary colors (red, blue, yellow) and the secondary colors (purple, green, orange). However any three hues that are equidistant from each other constitute a triad 

Which of the following are appropriate ways to produce a textured surface on a moist clay project that is going to be fired?

Select all that apply.

1. Pushing and pinching with one’s fingers

2. Digging parallel channels with a comb

3.Using slip to press on scored pieces of moist clay

Which of the following media are often used to produce a hard, glossy finish?

Select all that apply.

1. Lacquer

2. Enamel

Which of the following are accurate statements about monoprinting?

Select all that apply.

1. Both water-based and oil-based inks can be used to produce monoprints.

2. Monoprinting is well suited to the creation of loose and expressive images.

Which of the following describe the goals of the artists associated with the Art Nouveau movement?

Select all that apply.

1. To revitalize the arts with a unifying style of flowing organic forms

2. To create art suited to the realities of the industrial age

The Feldman method of art criticism includes description, analysis, interpretation, and which of the following?

Artists often make choices that demonstrate the influence of another artist’s work. Such choices can be influenced by the work of artists of the same time and culture or by the work of artists of completely different cultures or eras.

Select and clearly identify one work in any medium, either two- or three-dimensional, that is known to have been influenced by the work of another artist. Clearly identify both artists. Using specific visual evidence, analyze how and why the work you have selected was influenced by the work of the other artist. (15 minutes)

Choose one of your works in which the use of unity and/or variety is clear.

• Briefly describe how unity and/or variety are evident in the work.
• Analyze the way in which unity and/or variety contribute to the impact of the work.

Be sure to refer to specific visual and/or conceptual aspects of the work to support your discussion.

Choose one of your works in which the concept and the materials are closely related.

What is the concept of this work? Identify a decision you made about materials for the work. How did this decision contribute to the work's concept?