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WorksheetsFall Final 25 Cubism/Still Life
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 14mins
Cubism is an art movement originating in which century?
15th
19th
20th
21st
Who are the pioneers of Cubism?
Picasso and Braque
Braque and Cezanne
Cezanne and Michelangelo
Picasso and Michelangelo
When artists study specific artists and their techniques it is helpful to create a:
sketch
master copy
weight of line
composition
what is a composition?
master copies
tracing paper techniques
the elements of design
how elements are arranged on a page
Which of the following statements is FALSE regarding problematic viewpoints of Cubist European painters?
Cubist painters in Europe did not pay African artists for their work.
Cubist painters called African artwork "primitive."
Cubist painters thought African masks were ugly.
Cubist painters in Europe lumped many African countries together instead of recognizing differences between cultures.
What is a still life?
a drawing of two people holding hands
art showing mostly inanimate objects
art showing a variety of animals
photographs of landscapes
Weight of line refers to...
when artists use a combination of thick and thin lines
when artists use only thin lines
when artists use only thick lines
when artists draw using broken lines
This painting shows which characteristic of cubism?
showing objects from a single viewpoint
showing objects from multiple viewpoints
hyper-realistic drawing that mimics photographs
the combination of outside and inside space
This Cubist artwork shows which characteristic of cubism?
Extreme levels of realism
indoor and outdoor space
reducing objects to basic forms
reducing objects to bright happy colors
What are the 2 characteristics of cubism?
Reducing objects to basic forms and showing objects from multiple viewpoints
reducing objects to basic lines and showing objects from a single viewpoint
reducing objects to basic forms and realism
realism and showing objects from multiple viewpoints
Cubists were inspired by...
revolution in Spain and masks
french food and the plight of the poor
African fashion and Michelangelo
African masks and paul cezanne
Using an element more than once in a work of art is called...
weight of line
variety
contrast
repetition
Why do art students create master copies?
To improve their highlights
To improve their blending
To study specific artists and their techniques
To copy famous works of art and sell it for money
In a still life, the light source is located...
on the opposite side of the cast shadow
next to the cast shadow
directly above the cast shadow
directly below the cast shadow
Please highlight the horizon line with the drawing tool
While using the grid method, artists must…
Use a ruler to measure only the bottom of the paper to create straight lines
Use a ruler to measure both sides of the paper, before connecting the dots to create a straight line
Use a yardstick to make straight lines without measuring the paper
Use a ruler to measure only the top of the paper to create straight lines
Which of the following IS an element of art
Variety
Repetition
Balance
Form
Which of the following is NOT a Principle of Design
Variety
Line
Balance
Pattern
How do the elements of art and the principles of design work together?
None of the above
The elements and principles are both building blocks.
The principles of design are the building blocks. The elements of art are how the building blocks are arranged.
The elements of art are the building blocks. The principles of design are how the building blocks are arranged.
Looking at the pattern, which ELEMENTS OF ART are used to show REPETITION(principle of design)
Color and line
Color but not line
Line but not color
Value and color
How Did Cezanne influence Cubism?
He created Horizon lines.
Cezanne used inside and outside spaces within his work.
He made African Masks popular in France
Cezanne often reduced his subjects to their primary geometric forms.
When using the Grid method, it is important to...
make the boxes different sizes
draw from your imagination
draw one form at a time
draw one box at a time
Forms are...
2D
3D
Squares, circles and triangles
2D and 3D
