L6: EXPRESSIONS OF ART PRODUCTION

Question 1

Attempts to portray the subject as it is; describes accurately and honestly as possible what is observed through the senses

Answer 1

REALISM

Question 2

An example of realism art

Answer 2

WOMAN WITH A RAKE (NICOLAS POUSSIN)

Question 3

Used when the artist becomes interested in one phase of a scene or a situation.

Answer 3

ABSTRACTION

Question 4

Does not show the subject as an objective reality; only the idea or feelings about it

Answer 4

ABSTRACTION

Question 5

Was painted in 1910 and is considered by art historians as the first purely abstract painting.

Answer 5

WASSILY KANDINSKY’S UNTITLED

Question 6

Manifested when the subject is misshapen or the regular shape is twisted

Answer 6

DISTORTION

Question 7

Achieved by lengthening, protracting or extending an aspect or feature of a subject.

Answer 7

ELONGATION

Question 8

An example of abstraction - elongation

Answer 8

THE PORTRAIT OF LUNIA CZECHIUWSKA (AMADEO MODIGLIANI)

Question 9

An example of mangling art

Answer 9

THE FLOPPY BOOT STOMP (GINA LITHERLAND)

Question 9

Subjects are hacked and cut with repeated blows and is rarely used by artists today.

Answer 9

MANGLING

Question 10

The subject is either cut or mutilated

Answer 10

MANGLING

Question 11

Uses cones, cylinders, or spheres at the expense of other pictorial elements

Answer 11

CUBISM

Question 12

An example of cubism

Answer 12

CONNECTED (THOMAS C. FEDRO

Question 13

Subjects represent an idea or concept devoid in the image but rather expressed through the various elements in the piece

Answer 13

SYMBOLISM