2ND QUIZ A.A

Question 1

SUBJECTS IN PAINTING

Answer 1

POTRAITURE
ANIMAL AND PLANTS
STILL LIFE
COUNTRY LIFE
LANDSCAPE
SEASCAPE
CITYSCAPE
EVENT
TOOLS

Question 2

POTRAITURE

Answer 2

pictures of men and women singly or collectively. Nowadays, charcoal is one of the mediums used in doing portraits.

Question 3

ANIMAL AND PLANTS

Answer 3

During the ancient times, man’s priority concern was survival. In the early stages of men’s development (hunting and food-gathering), his first encounters were with animals and plants.

Question 4

STILL LIFE

Answer 4

Still painting is a painting of an inanimate object or a non-living thing placed on the table or another setting.

Question 5

COUNTRY LIFE

Answer 5

Paintings living in the countryside have access to scenes happening daily in their community. Local events such as a barrio fiesta, a fluvial parade, a bountiful rice harvest, a big catch of fishes, and a natural calamity are exciting painting subjects.

Question 6

LANDSCAPE

Answer 6

LANDSCAPE
Any of the land form can be the subject of a landscape painting. These land forms include the volcano, the mountain, the hill, the valley, the plain, the plateau, the cliff, and the like

Question 7

SEASCAPE

Answer 7

Any of the water forms can be the subject of a seascape painting.

Question 8

CITYSCAPE

Answer 8

CITYSCAPE
An aerial view of a city or a portion of it can be the subject of a cityscape painting.

Question 9

EVENT

Answer 9

EVENT
among the favorite subjects of painters. The “Spolarium“ and the “Blood Compact“ of Juan Luna and the “Christian Virgins Exposed to the Populace“ of Felix Resurrection Hidalgo are examples of such subjects. “Moses Commanding the Red Sea to Divide” is another illustration.

Question 10

TOOLS

Answer 10

Just like any worker, a painter makes use of several tools in completing his work. A painter like Pablo Picasso, one of the worlds and most famous Cubist painters, used brush, palette knife or spatula and easel. These tools are the basic tools with of any painters.