WorksheetsS3 - Brief History of Design & Iconic works
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 4mins
Recap Qn: Fill in the blank (in red)
(a)
Which of the following does NOT describe Design History?
Design History is the study of objects of design in their historical and stylistic contexts.
Design History shows the evolution of design that changes over social, economic, technological and political changes.
Design History emphasise on materials and processes.
Understanding Design History allow designers to use the past to decode the present and design for the future.
Design History is an offshoot of Art History. Do you agree?
Offshoot meaning: A thing that develops from something else
Agree
Disagree
Which of the following does NOT describe an Arts and Crafts Movement?
Decorative and fine arts trend
This movement started in Renaissance period
Design based on functionality
Craftsmanship
What is William Morris know for?
Designs for wallpaper, textiles, and carpet.
Architectural design
Furniture design
Art should be part of everyday life started with which design movement?
Bauhaus
Art Nouveau
Arts and Crafts
Modernism
Art Nouveau stands for...
Art Decoration
House of building
New Art
Which picture shows an example of Art Nouveau design style?
The Vitra Design Museum, Germany
The Shell House in Berlin
Cowper Rose, Sydney
La Sagrada Familia, Barcelona
Which of the following does NOT shows styles of the Art Deco movement?
Chess set design by Man Ray
Chrysler Building, New York
Fan table by Pierre Chareau
Silver Teapot design by Marianne Brandy
Which of the following image does NOT describes Bauhaus?
German art school by Walter Gropius
Mondrian's interpretation of de stijl
Wassily Chair by Marcel Breuer
Relief design by Rene Paul Chambellan
What effects did Streamlining have on design?
To design or make (such as a car) with a smooth shape which makes motion through water or air easier.
The streamline moderne style emphasized harmonious design outlook.
Streamlined body design reduces the amount of materials needed for mass production.
