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WorksheetsARTAPP QUIZ 1 INTRODUCTION
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 23mins
The physical and visible characteristics inherent in works of art.
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CONTENT
AESTHETICS
SUBJECTIVE
OBJECTIVE
The meaning is derived from the art itself.
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AESTHETICS
SUBJECTIVE
OBJECTIVE
It is the philosophical argument about the nature of beauty.
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AESTHETICS
SUBJECTIVE
OBJECTIVE
The knowledge resides in the emotions and thoughts of the viewer.
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AESTHETICS
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An _____ view is one that focuses on the object’s physical characteristics as the main source of information.
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AESTHETICS
SUBJECTIVE
OBJECTIVE
A traditional role of visual art is to define our self and our surroundings.
DESCRIPTION
PORTRAITS
LANDSCAPES
SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATION
ENHANCING OUR WORLD
_____ capture the accuracy of physical characteristics but the very best also transfer a sense of an individual’s unique personality.
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PORTRAITS
LANDSCAPES
SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATION
ENHANCING OUR WORLD
_____ give us detailed information about our natural and human made surroundings; things like location, architecture, time of day, year or season plus other physical information such as geological elements and the plants and animals within a particular region.
DESCRIPTION
PORTRAITS
LANDSCAPES
SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATION
ENHANCING OUR WORLD
The traditional mediums of painting and drawing are still used to record much of the world around us.
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PORTRAITS
LANDSCAPES
SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATION
ENHANCING OUR WORLD
This role is more utilitarian than others. It includes textiles and product design, decorative embellishments to the items we use everyday and all the aesthetic considerations that create a more comfortable, expressive environment.
DESCRIPTION
PORTRAITS
LANDSCAPES
SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATION
ENHANCING OUR WORLD
This category includes drawings, paintings, sculptures, photographs and, in the last decade, new media that are in museum collections and sold through commercial art galleries.
Fine Art
Popular Culture
Cultural
Craft
Abstract style
This category contains the many products and images we are exposed to every day. They put an aesthetic stamp on an otherwise bland and industrialized landscape.
Fine Art
Popular Culture
Cultural
Craft
Abstract style
_____ styles refer to distinctive characteristics in artworks throughout a particular society or culture.
Fine Art
Popular Culture
Cultural
Craft
Abstract style
_____ is a category of art that shows a high degree of skilled workmanship in its production.
Popular Culture
Craft
Style
Naturalistic
Abstract
This refers to a particular kind of appearance in works of art. It’s a characteristic of an individual artist or a collective relationship based on an idea, culture or artistic movement.
Popular Culture
Craft
Style
Naturalistic
Abstract
This uses recognizable images with a high level of accuracy in their depiction.
Popular Culture
Craft
Style
Naturalistic style
Abstract
This is based on a recognizable object but which is then manipulated by distortion, scale issues or other artistic devices.
Popular Culture
Craft
Style
Naturalistic style
Abstract style
Egyptian, Bust of Nefertiti, painted sandstone, c. 1370 BCE, Neues Museum, Berlin. Licensed under Creative Commons and GNU
imperial Portrait of Emperor Xianfeng, China, c. 1855. Palace Museum, Bejing. Licensed under Creative Commons.
Merino Ram, composite drawing, colored pencil, acrylic on Canson paper, 2009. Linda Berkley, Illustrator. Used by permission of the artist
Man Drinking at a Water Cooler in the Street Car Terminal, Russell Lee, Oklahoma City, 1939. Photo from the National Archives and in the public domain
Albrecht Durer, Young Hare, c. 1505, gouache and watercolor on paper. Albertina Museum, Vienna. Image in the public domain.
Egyptian, Bust of Nefertiti, painted sandstone, c. 1370 BCE, Neues Museum, Berlin. Licensed under Creative Commons and GNU
imperial Portrait of Emperor Xianfeng, China, c. 1855. Palace Museum, Bejing. Licensed under Creative Commons.
Merino Ram, composite drawing, colored pencil, acrylic on Canson paper, 2009. Linda Berkley, Illustrator. Used by permission of the artist
Man Drinking at a Water Cooler in the Street Car Terminal, Russell Lee, Oklahoma City, 1939. Photo from the National Archives and in the public domain
Albrecht Durer, Young Hare, c. 1505, gouache and watercolor on paper. Albertina Museum, Vienna. Image in the public domain.
Egyptian, Bust of Nefertiti, painted sandstone, c. 1370 BCE, Neues Museum, Berlin. Licensed under Creative Commons and GNU
imperial Portrait of Emperor Xianfeng, China, c. 1855. Palace Museum, Bejing. Licensed under Creative Commons.
Merino Ram, composite drawing, colored pencil, acrylic on Canson paper, 2009. Linda Berkley, Illustrator. Used by permission of the artist
Man Drinking at a Water Cooler in the Street Car Terminal, Russell Lee, Oklahoma City, 1939. Photo from the National Archives and in the public domain
Albrecht Durer, Young Hare, c. 1505, gouache and watercolor on paper. Albertina Museum, Vienna. Image in the public domain.
Egyptian, Bust of Nefertiti, painted sandstone, c. 1370 BCE, Neues Museum, Berlin. Licensed under Creative Commons and GNU
imperial Portrait of Emperor Xianfeng, China, c. 1855. Palace Museum, Bejing. Licensed under Creative Commons.
Merino Ram, composite drawing, colored pencil, acrylic on Canson paper, 2009. Linda Berkley, Illustrator. Used by permission of the artist
Man Drinking at a Water Cooler in the Street Car Terminal, Russell Lee, Oklahoma City, 1939. Photo from the National Archives and in the public domain
Albrecht Durer, Young Hare, c. 1505, gouache and watercolor on paper. Albertina Museum, Vienna. Image in the public domain.
Egyptian, Bust of Nefertiti, painted sandstone, c. 1370 BCE, Neues Museum, Berlin. Licensed under Creative Commons and GNU
imperial Portrait of Emperor Xianfeng, China, c. 1855. Palace Museum, Bejing. Licensed under Creative Commons.
Merino Ram, composite drawing, colored pencil, acrylic on Canson paper, 2009. Linda Berkley, Illustrator. Used by permission of the artist
Man Drinking at a Water Cooler in the Street Car Terminal, Russell Lee, Oklahoma City, 1939. Photo from the National Archives and in the public domain
Albrecht Durer, Young Hare, c. 1505, gouache and watercolor on paper. Albertina Museum, Vienna. Image in the public domain.
Mona Lisa, Leonardo Da Vincic. 1503-19. Oil on poplar. 30” x 21”. The Louvre, Paris Image licensed through Creative Commons
Stucco Ganhara figure, India, 4th–5th century CE. Victoria & Albert Museum, London. Licensed through GNU
Street handbills. Image by Christopher Gildow Licensed through Creative Commons
Public Mural, Seattle. Image by Christopher Gildow Licensed through Creative Commons
Ceramic bowl, Mexico. Date unknown. Painted clay. Anahuacalli Museum, Mexico City. Licensed through GNU and Creative Commons.
Mona Lisa, Leonardo Da Vincic. 1503-19. Oil on poplar. 30” x 21”. The Louvre, Paris Image licensed through Creative Commons
Stucco Ganhara figure, India, 4th–5th century CE. Victoria & Albert Museum, London. Licensed through GNU
Street handbills. Image by Christopher Gildow Licensed through Creative Commons
Public Mural, Seattle. Image by Christopher Gildow Licensed through Creative Commons
Ceramic bowl, Mexico. Date unknown. Painted clay. Anahuacalli Museum, Mexico City. Licensed through GNU and Creative Commons.
Mona Lisa, Leonardo Da Vincic. 1503-19. Oil on poplar. 30” x 21”. The Louvre, Paris Image licensed through Creative Commons
Stucco Ganhara figure, India, 4th–5th century CE. Victoria & Albert Museum, London. Licensed through GNU
Street handbills. Image by Christopher Gildow Licensed through Creative Commons
Public Mural, Seattle. Image by Christopher Gildow Licensed through Creative Commons
Ceramic bowl, Mexico. Date unknown. Painted clay. Anahuacalli Museum, Mexico City. Licensed through GNU and Creative Commons.
