HISTORY OF ARTS AND INTERIOR DESIGN

When creating a woodcut or linoleum print, you would generally carve out (or remove) which of these?

• Negative space

• Foreground

• Interior

• Subject

A painting technique that consisted of one tone in various tints and shades, which gave the impression of sculptural relief.

• Grissaile

• Trompe l’oeil

• Quadratura

• All of the Above

He is the designer of the fancy chair?

• Lambert Hitchcock

• Alfred Hitchcock

• Thomas Sheraton

• Thomas Sheraton

An elaborate type of plasterwork decoration for walls and ceilings, especially during the Elizabethan and Jacobean periods.

• Strapwork

• Stucco work

• Parge work

• All of the Above

An English Jacobean chair designed to accommodate the voluminous skirts of women during the time.

• caquetoire

• farthingale

• Derbyshire

• None of the Above

Dutch Post-Impressionist artist is a pioneer of what came to be known as Expressionism and had an enormous influence on 20th century art.

• Vincent Van Gogh

• Jan Van Eyck

• Edward Munch

• Albrecht Durer

He is the designer of the Wassily Chair.

• Le Corbusier

• Charles Eames

• Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe

• Marcel Breuer

He is the designer of the Red & Blue Chair.

• Piet Mondrian

• Gerrit Rietveld

• Theo Van Doesburg

• None of the Above

An Italian renaissance X frame chair with six or more staves arranged from front to back.

• Savonarola

• Dante

• Curule

• All of the Above

He is the Victorian Neo-Rococo designer.

• Charles Locke Eastlake

• AWN Pugin

• John Belter

• None of the Above