Chapter 3: Principles of Design Flashcards

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One of the earliest artists to observe the human body’s shifting of weight in order to achieve balance was

a. Polykleitos
b. Marisol
c. Nike de Saint-Phalle.
a. Polykleitos

A

a. Polykleitos

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The principles of design include unity, _____, emphasis and focal point, rhythm, scale, and proportion.

A

Balance

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Artists use the design principle of ____________ to focus the viewer’s attention on one or more parts of a composition by accentuating certain shapes, intensifying value or color, featuring directional lines, or strategically placing the objects and images.

a. balance
b. symmetry
c. emphasis

A

c. emphasis

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Scale refers to ________, small, big, or in between.

A

Size

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Altering the viewer’s sense of scale partly creates the visual shock and sheer humor of _____________________’s 74” x 35” x 47” work titled Baby Girl.

a. Polykleitos
b. Marisol
c. Nike de Saint-Phalle.

A

b. Marisol

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  1. Leonardo’s Proportions of the Human Figure is an example of ____________
    a. approximate symmetry
    b. asymmetrical balance
    c. pure balance
A

c. pure balance

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