Elements and Principles Quiz

Last name (Capitalize properly)

First name (Capitalize properly)

Current Class(es)

• Art History 1
• Art History 2
• Painting 1
• Intro to 3D
• Sculpture 1 & 3

Period?

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

A technique is used in a work of art to create an illusion of depth. It can also refer to the positive and negative ____ of objects, around or within objects. (Raphael, Renaissance)

• Space

• Principles of design

• Contrast

• Pattern

• Movement

The principle that refers to the difference between elements in a composition, which can occur through a variety of elements such as value change, size difference, etc. (Hopper, American Realism).

• Contrast

• Principles of Design

• Pattern

• Movement

• Space

This element is a path created by a moving point through space. It is one-dimensional and can vary in width, direction, and length. (Calder, Kinetic Mobiles)

• Line

• Principles of Design

• Contrast

• Pattern

• Movement

Principio que decora la obra de arte con elementos repetidos regularmente, como formas o colores. (Andy Warhol, Pop Art)

• Patrón

• Principios de Diseño

• Contraste

• Movimiento

• Espacio

This principle describes how the eye travels through an artwork and can lead the viewer from one aspect to another within the composition. This is often seen in MC Escher's Tessellations. What is this principle called?

• Movement

• Principles of Design

• Contrast

• Pattern

• Space

The tools to plan and organize the elements within an artwork: Balance, emphasis, movement, proportion, pattern, contrast, rhythm, and unity. (KinderART.com)

• Principles of Design
• Contrast
• Pattern
• Movement
• Space