Dig Arts 2 - Unit 6 (mov't)

Thomas Hart Benton was influential in Regionalism, a style of art that focused mostly on what?

• Portraits of famous people

• Kinetic sculpture

• Scenes of rural America

• Scenes of French animals

An artwork that has moving parts is an example of what type of art?

• Random rhythm art

• Kinetic art

• Fauvist art

• Futurist art

What is Alexander Calder known for inventing?

• Photography

• Watercolor paints

• The mobile

• Murals

Top-down view is often used in ____________.

• Book design

• Kinetic art

• Video games

• Fauvist art

Which type of rhythm is an artwork using if it switches back and forth between two variations on the same element?

• Alternating rhythm

• Flowing rhythm

• Random rhythm

• Regular rhythm

Rosa Bonheur is known for her realistic paintings of what?

• Children

• Animals

• Boats

• City scenes

The repetition of similar wavy lines or shapes creates what type of rhythm?

• Alternating rhythm

• Flowing rhythm

• Random rhythm

• Combination rhythm

Which of the following artists painted in a Fauvist style?

• Henri Matisse

• Alexander Calder

• Rosa Bonheur

• Thomas Hart Benton

___________ is a principle of design that describes a visual effect that encourages a viewer's eyes to move across the parts of an artwork in a specific direction.

• Visual movement

• Actual movement

• Movement guide

• Motion drawing

Which of the following was a short-lived Italian art movement that rejected political and artistic traditions while embracing youth, speed, technology, industry, and violence?

• Regionalism

• Kinetic art

• Futurism

• Fauvism