Mid-Term Flashcards

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1
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True or False?

The cave of Lascaux dates to the early Stone Age.

A

True

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true or False?

Scholars are not in agreement that all art has a purpose.

A

True??

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3
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True or False?

Psychology is not traditionally associated with the humanities.

A

True

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4
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True or False?
The nature of how art historians see art is different today than it was in the
past.

A

True

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5
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True or False?
According to Susan Lacy (Mapping the Terrain) experiencer, reporter and
analyst is a description of what an artist might be at a given time.

A

true

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True or False?

Creativity is the realm of art, science and craft.

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True

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True or False?

Aesthetics is the term defined by the phrase, “the study of the nature of beauty and of art”.

A

True

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What were included in the ancient Greek concept of art.

A

Handcrafts

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9
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What could be defined as a tangible emblem of something abstract?

A

A symbol

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True or False?
The difference between “fine art” and “applied art” lies in the fine arts being
prized for their purely aesthetic qualities.

A

True

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11
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What is a painting medium that is transparent and must be worked wet.

A

Watercolor

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12
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Oils, perhaps the most popular of the painting media, were developed near
the beginning of what century?

A

the 15th century

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What is responsible for the fact that watercolors produce a delicacy
that cannot be produced by other media.

A

Transparency

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14
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What is a modern, synthetic painting medium?

A

Acrylic

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Q

What is a wall-painting technique in which pigments are applied to fresh,
wet plaster.

A

Fresco

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16
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What is a watercolor medium in which gum is added to ground opaque
colors mixed with water?

A

Gouache.

17
Q

Because of the process used to produce them, prints and reproductions are
always considered to be what kind of works of art.

A

original works of art

18
Q

What is a planographic process?

A

Lithography

19
Q

What is an example of intaglio?

A

Aquatint

20
Q

Woodcut and wood engraving are examples of what?

A

relief printing

21
Q

What is a term for carved works of sculpture?

A

Subtractive

22
Q

Built sculpture uses what?

A

Addition

23
Q

Cast sculpture utilizes what process?

A

Substitution

24
Q

Sculptural worksthataremodeled utilize which processes.

A

manipulation processes

25
Q

The mold for sculpture is called what?

A

negative

26
Q

What best represents the additive method of execution?

A

The Bakota ancestor figure

27
Q

Sculpture is a ____-dimensional art.

A

Three

28
Q

Freestanding sculpture works are called what?

A

full round

29
Q

Sculpture designed to be seen from one side only is called what?

A

relief

30
Q

What is the term for sculpture that employs such materials as wire or neon tubing?

A

Linear

31
Q

Which is a structural system that consists of horizontal beams and vertical supports?

A

Post and Lintel

32
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What’s a structural system that defines space by transferring stress outward to its legs?

A

arch

33
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What is a structural system in which an overhanging beam or floor is supported at one end?

A

Cantilever

34
Q

What is a structural system in which the wall supports itself?

A

Bearing Wall

35
Q

what is a Greek architectural order with a simple slab as a capital?

A

Doric

36
Q

What is a Greek architectural order with a scroll-like capital?

A

Ionic

37
Q

What is a Greek architectural order with a complex acanthus leaf capital?

A

Corinthian