Chapter 2

Question 1

is the term used for whatever is represented in a work of art.

Answer 1

Subject

Question 2

Painting, sculpture, literature, and the theater arts are generally classified as _________________ although there are paintings and sculptures without subjects

Answer 2

representational

Question 3

Music, architecture, and many function arts are generally ________________ because they do not present stories or references of identifiable objects or symbols

Answer 3

non-representational

Question 4

literal presentation

Answer 4

factual

Question 5

special meaning related to a culture or religion

Answer 5

conventional

Question 6

personal intention of the artist understood only through his interpretation

Answer 6

subjective

Question 7

are designed to directly affect people

Answer 7

functional or applied arts

Question 8

art which is concerned with the creation of of objects of imagination for its own sake without relation to function or utility

Answer 8

non-functional or fine arts

Question 9

is the vehicle by which an artist externalizes and communicates his thoughts and feelings.

Answer 9

Medium

Question 10

occupy space and can be seen

Answer 10

Visual or space arts

Question 11

expressed in time and can be heard

Answer 11

tonal or time arts

Question 12

can both be seen and heard

Answer 12

Combined arts

Question 13

refers to the visual aspect which provides a sensuous delight to the eyes of the viewer, it has to do with colors, sounds, or words.

Answer 13

Form

Question 14

is the intended meaning or message underlying the form which is described as insight or lesson learned from the artwork

Answer 14

content

Question 15

refers to the development of peculiar forms in art that are related to particular historical periods, but applies also to individual works of a single artist

Answer 15

style

Question 16

were created before man knew how to read and write

Answer 16

Prehistoric artworks

Question 17

are those which are not affected by modernization and are usually inspired by superstitious beliefs and magic

Answer 17

Primitive arts

Question 18

500 B.C - 410 B.C, Classicism, Humanism

Answer 18

Greek Golden Age

Question 19

320 A.D-1400 A.D Holiness, Godliness, Sacredness

Answer 19

Medieval

Question 20

1300-1590 Secularism, Worldliness, Exploration

Answer 20

Renaissance

Question 21

1600-1750 extravagance

Answer 21

Baroque

Question 22

1700-1800 elegance, orderliness

Answer 22

Neo-classic

Question 23

1775-1890 Sentimentalism, Individualism

Answer 23

Romantic

Question 24

1900- to present Abstraction, Scientism

Answer 24

Modern

Question 25

Daring, original, sacred, symbolic, a mental image

Answer 25

Archaic or primitive

Question 26

calm, ideal, traditional, natural, a visual image

Answer 26

Classical

Question 27

Restless, sentimental, revolutionary, experimental, a multiple image

Answer 27

Romantic

Question 28

Confusing, distorted, wild, eclectic, a fragmental image

Answer 28

Modern or contemporary

Question 29

later gave birth to western classical art styles in the ancient Hellenistic period, exhibits classicism and humanism and is seen mainly in their architecture, sculpture, painted pottery, and literature

Answer 29

Greek art

Question 30

its distinctive style was more focused on spiritual expression rather than physical beauty

Answer 30

Medieval art

Question 31

meaning “rebirth”

Answer 31

Renaissance

Question 32

means “rough pearl”

Answer 32

Baroque

Question 33

emphasized formal pattern and discipline

Answer 33

Neo-classic style

Question 34

complex, literary, and intellectual movement

Answer 34

romanticism

Question 35

refers to artistic works of the 19th century

Answer 35

Modern or contemporary