A medium is a particular material, along with its accompanying technique (true)

The plural for the word medium is

Carving away unwanted material to form a sculpture is a

The most prominent musical influence on Romare Bearden’s art, that inspired him to create the imageshe did, was (Jazz)

The symbolic meaning of visual signs and imagery is called

Art madewith a combination of different materials, such as a collage, is referred to as?

Is an extension of a point, usually made by drawing iwth a tool or brush

Alexander Calder is known for his___sculpture

The painting “jocckeys before the race” by Edgar Degas is asymmetrical

The result of the process of arranging, selecting and ordering is called the

___refers to the size relationship between parts of a whole

In___balance, the two sides of composition on eiither side of an imaginary vertical dividing line sorrespond to one another in size, shape, and placement if form

Art criticism involves making___both favorable and unfavorable

American artist who ranks among the best watercolorist. He created “Boys wading” in 1873

To evaluate a work of art properly,we must deal with it in the context of.

Jack-in-the-pulpit #V is typical in style and content of the artist___

Bartolommeo Passarotti used the___ technique in his studies of a left arm

A preparatory drawing if often called a

Pastel, charcoal, conte crayon and ___ are all used in dry drawing media

When people speak of the ___, they usually refer to music, dance, theatre, literature, and visual arts. We will be focusing on___ including drawing, painting, sculpture, film,a den architecture

One of the first protest artist

This work by the Flemish artist Jan Van Eyck is an excellent example of a ___ painting

One of the advantages of oil paints is its___

An extremely thick application of oil paint is called

In painting media, the pigment provides

Watercolor paints are pigments suspended in a solution of gum arabic and water

In encaustic, pigments are mixed into hot beeswax

Opaque watercolor is sometimes called

Portrays the artist’s inner feelings

Original prints are produced in quantities called

This print by American artist Mary Cassatt illustrates the influence of ___ on her work.

In rue transnonain this artist carefully reconstructed an event that occurred during a period of civil unrest in Paris in 1834

Sharecropper by Elizabeth Catlett is and example of___

The device invented in the sixteenth century as means of capturing and fixing images from the natural world whose names “dark room” is

This sculptors makes assembled wood sculpture in a more geometric style and most often pokes fun of political leaders and the upper class

This photographer was associated with Life magazine

the artist best known for illustration on the covers of the Saturday Evening post

The cast aluminum work called “Corporate wars: wall of influence” by artist Robert Longo is an excellent example of a ___ sculpture

This artists would shop in thrift stores for pieces of old used furniture and assemble new objects from them. He created “Throne for the Greatest Rapper of All Time”

Sculptor Duane Hanson made his realistic sculptures out of what material ___

Augusta Rodin used a small ___ told the plaster up as he worked on “Naked Balzac”

When sculptures work with soft materials, they often use a ___ to prevent saggin

The technique in which very finely ground pigments suspended in water are applied to a damp lie-plaster surface

A type of painting utlizing plaster as a medium is ___

Large paintings done in this technique require that the artist finish sections completely before they move to a newly prepared area

A subcategory of constructed sculpture let sculptors assemble found objects in ways that radically change the way we see familiar things. This type of constructed sculpture is called

The size of figures as determined by social rank is called

A glaze has a silica base that causes it to vitrify during firing, this means the glaze becomes

The greatest artistic triumphs of the Romans were in ceramics

The art and science of making objects from clay is called

The Chicago school of architecture was led by the first great modern American architect

The architecture of the home called “Falling Water” is

Frank Lloyd Wright made extensive use of the cantilever in his architecture

The Roman aqueduct point du Gard is a good example of the ___ method of construction

Landscape architecture is concerned with the relationship between landforms plants and ___

Gothic builders were able to open large areas for windows, because they used pointed arches and ___

Gothic pointed Apache’s made it possible for churches to have wider and taller naves

The Ancient Sumerians developed the worlds first wheel, plow and ___

The first stone tools enabled out ancestors to

One feature that set Gothic architecture apart from Romanesque was the extensive use of ___

The first Christians churches where patterned after Roman basilicas used by the Romans as ___

A distortion called entasis was used on the Parthenon to correct the optical illusion, that parallel lines seems to converge when the lines are stretched at any distance

___ is noted for his intricate and colorful works in glass

The word “craft” first meant strength or power, later it came to mean -skill

Vertical posts or columns support horizontal beams and carry the weight of the entire structure to the ground

The Sumerian people developed the world’s first writing ___, the wheel, and the plow, and the broke the hour into 60 minutes

The ___ interior space was designed to house a forty-foot stature and Athena