This type of sculpture can be walk around or turn it over through hands to see all sides.

This type of sculpture is designed to be viewed only from one side and cannot see the back of the figure.

It is a sculpting technique in which the sculptor cuts, chips, or drills from a solid mass of material to create a sculpture.

It is a sculpting technique in which the sculptor cuts, chips, or drills from a solid mass of material to create a sculpture.

It is a shading technique consists of drawing thin lines that run in the same direction.

It is a shading technique that creates dark values by means of a dot pattern.

What shading technique is used in this artwork?

It is the process of applying color to a surface using tools like brush, painting knife, roller, of even the artist’s fingers.

This painting media is first used in the 1400s which remains popular to this day and used linseed oil as its binder and its solvent is turpentine.

This is a technique of capturing images on light-sensitive images.

Who invented the daguerreotype, a machine used to process of creating silvery, mirrorlike images on a copper plate?

It is a movie, or motion picture, like any work of art is created for others to enjoy and involves many different artistic and technical professionals.

What do you call a frame of each film which creates an illusion of image motion is created by a rapid succession of these frame?

It records and stores images and sounds as magnetic impulses.

Which historical periods of art reached its height in Florence, Italy, due in large part of the Medici, a wealthy merchant family who adamantly supported the arts and humanism, a variety of beliefs and philosophies that places emphasis on the human realm?

Which historical periods of art originated in Paris, encompassing decorative art, painting, architecture, and sculpture, characterized by lightness and elegance, focusing on the use of natural forms, asymmetrical design, and subtle colors?

Which historical periods of art occurred when this paining took place?

Which historical periods of art occurred when this paining took place?

Which historical periods of art occurred when this paining took place?