NEW
Font size
WorksheetsHistory of Watercolor Painting
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
James Mallord William Turner's ability to produce large numbers of high quality paintings allowed him to become
The most famous watercolor artist of the Renaissance.
a millionaire artist.
botanical artist.
a creator of naturalist guides.
What pre-historic period is believed to have the earliest evidence of watercolor painting.
Neolithic
Mandan
Baroque
Paleolithic
Which art period had artists using watercolor to create sketches and copies of their art.
Renaissance
Impressionists
Victorians
Baroque
The "Father of English Watercolor" painting.
Paul Sandby
Albrecht Durer
John James Audubon
Paul Cezzane
The Renaissance is important to the history of watercolor painting because
Wildlife journals began to appear.
watercolor began to be used full time and still is today.
Leonardo da Vinci created several new colors still used today.
of its use in Cave Paintings.
Albrecht Durer's most famous watercolor subjects were
Peasants and farm buildings.
Still lifes and nocturnes.
Wildlife and landscapes
Nobles and Religious leaders
A book, document, or piece of music written by hand rather than typed or printed.
vellum
broadsheets
woodblock
manuscript
A large piece of paper printed with information or art on one side only.
broadsheet
vellum
manuscript
woodblock
Work of art dealing with or depicting towns, buildings, and natural areas in a realistic and detailed manner.
naturalist
proponent
topographical
botanical
A person who supports a theory, proposal, or project.
proponent
advocate
cheerleader
woodblock
Fine parchment(paper) made originally from the skin of a calf,goat, or sheep.
manuscript
refinement
botanical
vellum
An expert in or student of natural history.
proponent
paleolithian
naturalist
botanist
Study and observation related to plant life.
woodblock
photosynthesis
botanical
vellum
Piece of wood carved and used in printing.
broadsheet
woodblock
refinement
vellum
The improvement or clarification of a painting by the making of small changes.
refinement
proponent
naturalist
botanical
