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An artwork in which the subject is simplified or distorted. Brancusi is known for this style. (Fill in the blank)

• Abstraction

• Realism

• Impressionism

• Cubism

Element of design that can be 2-dimensional (pen on paper), 3-dimensional (i.e., rope or wire), or implied (an edge).

• line

• shape

• color

• texture

A sculpture process in which material is applied and sometimes layered, to build up a form. (Fill in the blank)

• Additive

• Subtractive

• Casting

• Carving

A small model created in preparation before creating a larger sculpture. (Fill in the blank)

• Maquette

• Fresco

• Mosaic

• Relief

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A form that has movement, a sense of energy, and is active or constantly changing. (Fill in the blank)

• Dynamic

• Static

• Rigid

• Passive

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Type of subject matter that is created to make a statement or commentary about society, political figures, or events. (Fill in the blank)

• Social Comment

• Still Life

• Abstract Art

• Landscape

Type of subject matter contains no recognizable subject and consists only of color, line, and shapes. (Fill in the blank)

• Nonobjective

• Portrait

• Landscape

• Still life

A sculpture of a figure that is looking and facing forward. (Fill in the blank)

• Frontal

• Profile

• Contrapposto

• Relief

Swiss sculptor created elongated human figures which were thought to represent loneliness and alienation from humanity. (Fill in the blank)

• Giacometti

• Rodin

• Brancusi

• Moore

Artist who created abstract human figures such as reclining figure. (Fill in the blank)

• Moore

• Picasso

• Rodin

• Matisse