Chapter 5 Flashcards

1
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variety

A

difference, complete variety is total disorder (each person making a mark on a blank wall)

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2
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unity

A

oneness, complete unity is total blandness (blank wall)

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3
Q

asymmetrical balance

A

sides dont match

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4
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Variety adds what aspects to an image?

A

Interest

Difference

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5
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What does symmetry in art often represent?

A

Order, harmony, and authority

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6
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What are ways to create an asymmetrical composition?

A

Smaller elements balanced with a large form.

Contrasting color values on the same size forms.

A simple form balanced with a complex form.

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7
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Which characteristics are needed to create unity and variety?

A

Diversity

Wholeness

Interest

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8
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Enrique Chagoya’s Uprising of the Spirit uses conceptual unity to critique what areas?

A

Colonialism

Artist’s heritage

Cultural influences

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9
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What is used to make a symmetrical composition if it does not possess absolute symmetry?

A

visual weight

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10
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Why is the principle of variety used?

A

To provide interest in the image

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11
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What does symmetry in art often represent?

A

Order, harmony, and authority

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12
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The Egyptian figures in the Great Temple of Ramses II at Abu Simbel complex play with what concept?

A

scale

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13
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What challenges did Ansel Adams face when creating his pieces?

A

Finding locations that captured scale and rhythm

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14
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Leonardo used Vitruvius’s ideas to study human

A

proportion

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15
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Ansel Adams had what goal in mind with his photographs?

A

Encourage conservation of Yosemite and other sites

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16
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How does James Abbott McNeill Whistler keeps the rhythm from appearing lifeless in Billingsgate?

A

He varies the angles the masts lay.

17
Q

Who used the golden section?

A

Renaissance architects and artists

18
Q

What principle of design was essential to Ansel Adams’s compositions in his photographs?

A

Rhythm