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WorksheetsSC Artist Jim Harrison & Space Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
How did Jim Harrison begin his career as an artist?
Painting houses
Painting signs
Painting masterpieces
Working for Coca-Cola
What is Jim's work known for?
City Life
Rural Life
Suburan Life
Army Life
What did Jim hope his art would have?
Historical Value
Worth lots of money
Fame & Fortune
No Emotion
Who does Jim credit for encouraging his artistic ability?
His Father
His Aunt
His Uncle
His Mother
What was Jim's first job after college?
Butcher
Baker
Coach
Cook
Jim did this everyday.
Fished
Hunted
Taught
Sketched
What job offer did Jim turn down at Furman University?
Professor
Cafeteria Worker
Assistant Coach
Custodian
Where did Jim sell his artwork in New York?
Sidewalk
Museum
Trade Center
Subway
What was the name of Jim's first published print?
Grand Dunes
Coastal Beach
Coastal Dunes
Lowcountry Dunes
JIm beleived art must have this...
Excitement
Realism
Abstraction
Emotion
Space is the area around, above, below and within an object.
True
False
What does linear perspective include?
Horizon line
Vanishing point
Slanted lines
Overlapping
How many non-linear techniques are there?
3
2
5
4
What non-linear technique places objects behind and in front of other objects?
Positioning
Size Variation
Overlapping
Atmospheric Perspective
What non-linear technique uses different sized objects to show depth?
Atmospheric Perspective
Size Variation
Overlapping
Positioning
What two are true about the Positioning technique?
Objects placed in the foreground appear closer
Objects placed at the top of the paper appear closer
Objects placed at the bottom of the paper appear further away
Objects placed at the top of the paper appear further away.
An example of size variation is this.
10 birds all the same size
1 small cat, 2 medium cats and 1 large cat
Slanted lines converging at the vanishing point
5 basketballs overlapping
This is true about atmospheric perspective when veiwing a mountain range.
Foreground is lighter and less detailed
Background is lighter and less detailed
Foregound is darker and more detailed
Background is darker and more detailed
Negative space is considered this.
The background
The foreground
The Middle ground
The object
The positive space is considered this.
The background
The object
The middle ground
The foreground
