Nancy Graves and "Untitled#1"

What is the medium of Nancy Graves' artwork "Untitled#1"?

• Oil painting

• Watercolor

• Acrylic painting

• Sculpture

How does "Untitled#1" resemble a sculpture?

• It is made of clay

• It has a three-dimensional form

• It is carved out of wood

• It is made of metal

What do the swirls of teal and white in "Untitled#1" resemble?

• Waves on the ocean

• Clouds in the sky

• Birds in flight

• Plants in a garden

What does the author suggest about the representation in "Untitled#1"?

• It accurately depicts a landscape

• It is completely abstract

• It is a weather map

• It is fragmented and never fully representational

What were Nancy Graves' most famous sculptures?

• Life-size sculptures of camels

• Abstract sculptures of birds

• Sculptures of plants and flowers

• Sculptures of human figures

How did viewers initially react to Nancy Graves' camel sculptures?

• They thought they were artifacts for a museum.

• They thought they were too abstract

• They thought they were too small

• They thought they were made of clay

What other type of artwork did Nancy Graves create?

• Paintings of landscapes

• Sculptures of birds

• Abstract drawings

• Aerial maps

How did Nancy Graves' paintings of landscapes differ from traditional landscapes?

• They were completely abstract

• They were highly realistic

• They were aerial views

• They were painted in black and white

What was the main theme that Nancy Graves explored in her artwork?

• The relationship between art and science

• The beauty of nature

• The human figure

• The use of color and form

Where did Nancy Graves' interest in art and science originate?

• From her travels around the world

• From her father's work at a museum

• From her studies at Yale

• From her love of nature