drawing 2 chapter test

Are drawings of non-living objects, arranged in a specific way, to create meaning or a visual effect

• Still life

• architecture

• caricature

• drawing

Bouquets or vases of flowers are one of the most popular subjects of still life artworks

• Still life

• architecture

• caricature

• flower arrangements

These artworks contain everything from dead birds to sliced fruit to untouched banquet tables

• Still life

• fruit arrangements

• flower arrangements

• drawing

By utilizing visuals, composition, color, and subject matter, an artist can paint objects that represent symbols or patterns for their still life work.

• Symbolic arrangements

• Common objects

• drawing

• flower arrangements

Normal objects that you would find lying around your house suddenly transform into the subject of your art

• Symbolic arrangements

• Common objects

• drawing

• flower arrangements

Also originated from Holland and was designed to warn against pursuing vanity

• Vanitas

• Symbolic arrangements

• 16^th century realism

• fauvism

Painted works with bold, bright colors, exaggerating everyday scene.

• Vanitas

• Symbolic arrangements

• 16^th century realism

• fauvism

This style of still life originated in 17th century Holland during still life’s height of popularity.

• cubism

• Symbolic arrangements

• 16^th century realism

• pop

Stylizing objects into bright colors and bold lines was the hallmark of pop art.

• cubism

• Symbolic arrangements

• 16^th century realism

• pop

Started in the 20th century, __________was an abstract multi-direction way of depicting the world

• cubism

• caricature

• 16^th century realism

• pop