REPRESENTATION THEORY OF ART

Question 1

is an image, an appearance, a copy, a reproduction
of things, people, objects or event.

Answer 1

REPRESENTATIONISM

Question 2

Art that contains representation

Answer 2

FIGURATIVE ART

Question 3

Van Eyck,
The Arnolfini
Marriage

Answer 3

REPRESENTATION OF PEOPLE

Question 4

Van Gogh, Bedroom at Arles, 1888

Answer 4

REPRESENTATION OF THINGS OR OBJECTS

Question 5

Francisco, Mural on the History of the Philippines, 1963

Answer 5

REPRESENTATION OF EVENT

Question 6

CHANGING the physical appearance of nature, like
a natural marble that turn into a sculpture by
carving and cutting

Answer 6

PHYSICAL ALTERATION

Question 7

ENHANCING the appearance of nature, like a forest
that becomes a garden by arranging and trimming
the plants, or a woman beautifying herself by
putting cosmetics on her face.

Answer 7

SELECTIVE MODIFICATION

Question 8

Copying nature according to the CHOICE of the
artist, but the resulting image is still recognizable,
like in the style of representation in cubist and
fauvist art.

Answer 8

PERCEPTUAL INTERPRETATION

Question 9

LANDSCAPING Art of environmental design

Answer 9

SELECTIVE MODIFICATION

Question 10

Block of Natural Marble TO Michaelangelo, Pieta

Answer 10

PHYSICAL ALTERATION

Question 11

COSMETOLOGY
Art of Facial Beautification

Answer 11

SELECTIVE MODIFICATION

Question 12

The way of presenting the
subject is ABSTRACTIVE

Answer 12

PERCEPTUAL INTERPRETATION

Question 13

Art is the recreation of nature

Answer 13

Representation

Question 14

Painting that looks so realistic
that it fools the eye as if it sees
the real thing.

Answer 14

trompe l’oeil

Question 15

“Art is putting mirror up to nature.”

Answer 15

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

Question 16

“Art is a window to nature.”

Answer 16

LEONARDO DA VINCI

Question 17

The drawing of forms
which answer to
natural form.

Answer 17

CHINESE ART