Art 100 Test 3
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- Carving is considered to be exclusively a(n) ______ method, while modeling can use both that and the _____ method.
- subtracted / additive
- To create a tint, one would add ____ to a hue
- white
- Types of Surrealism include _____ and _____
- illusionistic and automatic
- The name of this movement translates to mean "wild beasts," and is characterized by bold, arbitrary colors:
- fauvism
- _______ produces a burr, which causes a soft focus blur.
- drypoint
- In the ______ color system, colors are created by the emission of light.
- additive
- The _____ movement focused on fundamental geometric shapes.
- suprematism
- A small-scale study or sketch in three dimensions is called a(n) _________
- maquette
- ________ is another name for screenprinting.
- seriography
- The New Objectivity stemmed from _____
- post-World War One anger
- _______ sculptures can be viewed completely in the round.
- free standing
- To create a shade, one would add ____ to a hue
- black
- In etching, artists use ____ to do the work of incising marks into metal plates, and control this process with a(n) ______
- acid / acid resistant base
- _____ were used in Gothic architecture to support higher walls from the outside of the structure.
- butresses
- _____ uses a comb-like rocker, and produces dark black due to nuggest of ink.
- mezzotint
- Die Brucke translates to _____
- the bridge
- ______ was a movement obsessed with speed, technology, and motion
- futurism
- For _____ prints, the ink lies on the raised surface of the matrix.
- relief
- _______ are triangular shapes used to span distances and provide strength.
- trusses
- _______ is when the acid resistant base is stippled on.
- aquatint
- Marcel Duchamp's Fountain (the urinal) is an example of a ________________
- readymade
- The process of _____ is based on the fact that oil and water don't mix.
- lithography
- _____ colors lie near to each other on the color wheel.
- analogous
- ________ colors seem to recede in space:
- Cool
- The major thematic focus of Dada was ______
- art against art
- Two types of Cubism are ______ and ______
- analytic and synthetic
- _____ makes possible strange, organic shapes in buildings.
- reinforced concrete
- Kandinsky was a member of the ______ movement
- der blaue rieter
- When an artist represents an objects as it would be seen under lighting conditions other than natural sunlight, he or she is using _____
- optical color
- _______ is stone construction completed without the use of mortar.
- dry masonry
- In printmaking, this is the surface on which an image is created and transferred from:
- matrix
- The ____ re-directs the downward forces in arch construction.
- key stone
- Der Blaue Rieter translates to ____
- the blue writer
- Der Blaue Rieter conveys emotion through _____
- shape and line
- _____ makes one print from ink on plexiglass
- monotype
- Three Expressionist movements that took place in the 20th Century:
- die bruke, der blaue rieter, new objectivity
- In intaglio printing, the ink rests in the ____ of the matrix
- recesses
- _________ colors are opposite each other on the color wheel.
- complimentary
- _______ is similar to Suprematism in terms of it's level of abstraction, but does not have the same philosophical focus.
- de stijl
- A _____ uses linoleum.
- linocut
- __________ was concerned with materials rather than representation or even abstraction.
- Constructivism
- Contemporary houses are built using
- balloon framing
- ______ is a lingering impression made by a stimulus that has been removed.
- after image
- Voissoirs are used in _____ construction.
- arch
- __________ must have objects project from the surface by at least half their natural depth.
- high relief
- Matisse was a member of the _____ movement
- fauvism
- Tools for carving ______ have spiky, tooth-like edges to assist in cutting the hard material.
- stone
- _____ sculptures are raised from a flat background.
- relief