Linear Perspective

An actual or imaginary line that is created when the sky and earth appear to meet.

• horizon line

• linear perspective

• eye level

• background

A method of drawing on a flat surface to give the illusion of depth.

• Impressionism

• Perspective Drawing

• Still Life

• Figurative Drawing

Linear perspective was developed during this time period.

• Middle Ages

• Imperial Age

• Twentieth Century

• Renaissance

Linear perspective based on one vanishing point is called

• aerial perspective

• atmospheric perspective

• two-point perspective

• one-point perspective

The illusion of showing depth or space on a 2-d surface with the use of vanishing points and a horizon line is

• linear perspective

• two-point perspective

• atmospheric perspective

• aerial perspective

Who is credited with developing the correct rules of perspective?

• Donnatello

• Brunelleschi

• Da Vinci

• Michelangelo

The picture plane is

• a photograph of your drawing

• the actual two-dimensional surface on which a drawing is made.

• a photocopy of your drawing

• an easel

When drawing a one point perspective interior, the drawing begins with a

• line

• shape

• foreground

• floor line

When drawing two point perspective interior, the artist starts the drawing with a

• line

• foreground

• shape

• Ceiling line

All diagonal lines in a perspective drawing must

• go to the vanishing point

• be drawn with a ruler

• be drawn lightly with a pencil

• All of the above