Each work of art has certain properties that belong to it. By analyzing them we can understand what makes that work unique is known as ______________.

____________ properties are known as the elements of art.

_________________properties are the characteristics of an artwork that causes us to respond to it with feelings and emotion.

________________ properties are known as the principles of art that help us to see how artists organize the

elements.

_____________ properties are the media, tools, and equipment used to make the work of art.

Images depicted, materials used and style of the piece help to place the object in a particular time and place is known as__________________

Collectors or __________ appreciate the appearance, craftsmanship or message of such objects.

Objects that reflect the highest quality of work or classical examples are considered a _________________

Utility, Religion, Politics, Information/History, and Aesthetics are reasons why ......?

_____________is a term to sum up the search for beauty.

___________ today are conveyed through cartoons, critical painting, and billboard posters.

___________________is a term that describes an objects usefulness.

_____________played a major part in the creation of many objects that support beliefs and ceremonial activities.

___________ is important in societies where there is no written language or where literacy rate is low.

Eating utensils, storage vessels made from clay, basketry, leather, or metals are examples of ____________.

Sums up a search for beauty, for subject matter that is thought-provoking is an example of __________

Castles, fortified cities, paintings on walls and towers to portray myths and power of kings is an example of __________.

Paintings, statues, stained glass windows that pass on an understanding of cultures, folk tales, traditions, mythology and morals is an example of ______.

This image is an example of _____________.

Robert Swain's Untitled is an example of ________

The unearthing and study of evidence from past cultures which have been hidden for centuries is known as ________.

____________ provides the setting and context for a work of art.

Why are museums concerned with controlling the humidity, temperature and light inside the buildings?

Only after the revolutions of the 18th and 19th century, after the fall of monarchies ___________ were created.

The ___________became a museum to the Republic in 1793. Many other royal buildings followed suit.

The correct archaeology process of unearthing an ancient city is ______.

Aesthetics, Art History, Art Production, and Art Criticism are 4 ways we _________.

_________provides the setting and context for a work of art.

____________is a term that refers to our personal responses to a work of art.

___________ is analysis.

________________ is the creation of art.

____________ reflects the times and culture of people, provides a timeline from early history to present time.

_____________ is by handling clay, mixing colors, working with compositions, using brushes, carving etc.

________________ is explaining and judging works of art. It is how artists use elements, principles, media/tools, and in analyzing art.

The tools and materials an artists uses is _____.

The ability to make useful objects attractive is _____.

Is what the artist is conveying _______.

The grammar, structure, of visual language is ______.

________ is the subject where the artist creates a story.

________ is the subject where the simplification of subject matter into basic shapes are often geometric

_________________ subject is for the artist to make visual statements about society or their world.

________________ are views of city streets, plazas, courtyards, buildings, and activities taking place in urban environments.

________ comes in a variety of shapes and sizes; they are a representation of people.

Myron, Discus Thrower is an example of a _______.

Twelve Views from a Thatched Hut is an example of a _________

This Fernando Botero's work is an example of ____________

_______________ refers to normal everyday activities of ordinary people.

When personal emotion and feelings are added to a work of art is called ______________.

_____________ is the most versatile drawing tool that dates back to the Roman Stylus.

______________is a dry material like colored chalk and is halfway between drawing and painting.

______ when applied undiluted, it makes a solid area; may be applied with a brush.

______________ can be compressed into sticks, can be wrapped into wood, and smudges easily.

The first _______ was made from charred twigs of willows or vines, now it is made from burning of hardwoods.

____________ were first made popular in Western Europe in 1720, had advantage of not having odor of turpentine/varnishes and less time for sitters of portraits.

____________ is a type of paint that is similar to poster paint.

_______ is one of the latest painting media to be developed that was begun by Picasso and Braque.

_____________ dominated the history of European Art, popular when more time was needed for larger surfaces.

_____________ and casein paints are opaque watercolors; some prefer these for excellent covering characteristics

________________ used since ancient Egypt, recently became a major painting medium, originally a sketching medium before oil.

__________created in the last half of the 20th century, became one of the most popular media.

________________ is one of the oldest painting media, have been used in many parts of the world to decorate walls and ceilings.

The binding agent in ______________ is a gum arabic, a water-soluble adhesive.

___________ is first covered with a coat of rough plaster, which is allowed to dry.

______ originally used egg yolk as the binding agent.

_______ uses polymer emulsions instead on natural binders, can adhere pigments to almost any surface.

________________ can be bound to canvas or wood by using linseed or poppy.

The Sistine Chapel Ceiling is an example of ______ painting.

The Sistine Chapel Ceiling was created by ______

Watercolor became a major painting medium due to ______________. This American Artist used them as finished works instead of sketches.

_________ began as a way to furnish art to the masses at a reasonable price.

_____is a relief printmaking medium similar to woodcut and uses cutting tools and linoleum.

__________________ the newest of printmaking which is also known as silkscreen printing.

_____________ is a relief print because the image on the wooden plate sticks up.

____________ are made from lines or crevices on plates usually made from zinc or copper.

______ appear textured, also known as stone writing.

______ media artists work in a number of ways-cutting away, putting together, forming with hands, and producing from a mold.

_____ is a very versatile material that can be cut, carved, nailed filed drilled, sanded and glued.

_____ can be polished or left rough and textured, such as the Lyre Player.

______ can be cut, welded, painted. polished or left to rust.

______ are found all over the world on floors, walls, ceilings, furniture and jewelry; made from pieces of glass, stones, pottery, marble or wood.

______ tells us what the work says, the mood, time of year, literal or symbolic, how you feel.

_____ Determined by asking: Why did the artist make the work? What about the subject? What are the themes?

______ are the principles of art.

_______ are the basic elements.

_______ is 3-D and encloses space.

______ the painting is created to look like texture but is actually smooth.

_____ can be thick, thin, 2-d or 3-d, curved, vertical, horizontal, etc.

________ is a phase of art that is also a science.

_______ is an evenly distribution of visual weight or activity on each side of the central axis.

________ is a way of developing the main theme in a work of art, could be an element, subject or concept.

_______ directs the eyes of the viewer to the center of the interests that be be on 2-d or 3-d art.

_____________ works with aerial perspective, linear perspective, and overlapping.

All cultures have produced art with the following commonality (ies):

Roman artists copied Greek sculptors and techniques. Japanese artists captured Korean potters to produce tea ceremony items. These examples are known as ________.

Features usually found in emotional art include:

Features usually found in classical/intellectual art includes:

Which of the artworks below show Romantic Emotional Expressive features?

Which of the artworks below feature a Classical Intellectual approach?

Accelerated transitions to communicate art is