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WorksheetsSculpture and Architecture
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Branch of the visual arts that operates in three dimensions.
Modelling
Modernism
Sculpture
3D Art
It is an art that designed to occupy space.
Visual Art
Sculpture
Mural Painting
Optical Art
Sculptor gradually adds more material to build a form.
Modelling
Carving
Casting
Assembling
Put different materials together to build/constract a sculpture.
Modelling
Carving
Casting
Assembling
A type of sculpture where there is mold and allowed to harden the form.
Modelling
Carving
Casting
Assembling
This sculpture subtract the material/medium of the art to form an image.
Modelling
Carving
Casting
Assembling
Sculpture that is based on reality and has an identifiable subject matter.
Free Standing Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Representational Sculpture
Relief Sculpture
Sculpture of art surrounded on all sides by space
Free Standing Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Representational Sculpture
Relief Sculpture
Sculpture that is simplified from something in reality.
Free Standing Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Representational Sculpture
Relief Sculpture
Sculpture in which forms project from a flat background.
Free Standing Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Representational Sculpture
Relief Sculpture
Check the examples of the type of sculpture.
Kinetic
Modelling
Representational
Abstract
Carving
This sculpture contains moving parts, and can be set in motion by air currents or a motor. *write your answer in CAPITAL LETTERS
(a)
Their architecture can be seen on temples and tombs because they believe in After Life. Hieroglyphics can be seen as a decoration as well as records of historic events.*write your answer in CAPITAL LETTERS
(a)
Their architecture design is borrowed from Etruscans, then from Greece.
Roman Architecture
Greek Architecture
Egyptian Architecture
Tomb of standing stones usually capped with a large horizontal slab
Dolmen
Cromlech
Menhir
Dwellings
