Deck 5: Space,Time,and Motion

Question 1

The photograph of the mountain fortress of Machu Picchu illustrates the role of what?

Answer 1

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Question 2

Compare and contrast Jean Baptiste Simeon Chardin's Still Life with Bottle of Olives with Juan Gris's The Bottle of Banyuls.

Answer 2

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Question 3

Sculptor Alexander Calder is known for his mobiles,which are excellent examples of __________.

A) ​pop art 
B) ​conceptual art 
C) ​op art 
D) ​kinetic art 
E) ​performance art

Answer 3

  D

Question 4

The edges formed by the flesh and muscle in Edward Weston's Knees are best described as __________.

A) ​contour lines 
B) ​outlines 
C) ​shapes 
D) ​illusions 
E) ​flat lines

Question 5

Name two types of visual space.

Question 6

Atmospheric perspective is also known as _____________.

A) ​actual perspective 
B) ​​outline perspective 
C) ​aerial perspective 
D) ​curved perspective 
E) ​heavy perspective

Question 7

The illusionistic space of a two-dimensional composition is sometimes called __________.

A) ​actual line 
B) ​outline 
C) ​implied space 
D) ​curved line 
E) ​heavy line

Question 8

Diagonal lines are often used to _______________.

A) ​imply movement and directionality 
B) ​suggest stability 
C) ​suggest assertiveness 
D) ​imply heaviness and weight 
E) ​suggest rigidity

Question 9

The story of _______________is told in four parallel bands using figure repetition in Scenes from Genesis.

A) ​David Copperfield 
B) ​Reader's Digest 
C) ​National Geographic 
D) ​The Village Voice 
E) ​Adam and Eve

Question 10

Futurist artists,like Boccioni,were seduced by what?

Question 11

________________refers to formal systems developed by artists to portray three-dimensional objects in two-dimensional space.

A) ​Actual perspective 
B) ​Outline perspective 
C) ​Linear perspective 
D) ​Curved perspective 
E) ​Heavy perspective

Question 12

When an artist places one object in front of another to create the illusion of depth,it is called __________.

A) ​linear perspective 
B) ​value contrast 
C) ​overlapping 
D) ​relative size 
E) ​afterimage

Question 13

Three-dimensional works art of define and occupy ______________-as opposed to illusory-space.

A) ​linear perspective 
B) ​shape 
C) ​color 
D) ​value 
E) ​actual

Question 14

_____________,in which parallel lines converge at one or more vantage points on the horizon to create the illusion of depth,was highly refined by __________ artists.

A) ​Implied line; Japanese 
B) ​Atmospheric perspective; Byzantine 
C) ​Texture gradient; Baroque 
D) ​Relative size; Chinese 
E) ​Linear perspective; Renaissance

Question 15

By creating optical sensations with the repetition of line and shape and the manipulation of high-contrast values and complementary colors,_________ truly is in the eye of the beholder.

A) ​perspective 
B) ​shape 
C) ​color 
D) ​value 
E) ​movement

Question 16

Relative size and ____________often work hand in hand to suggest space.

A) ​perspective 
B) ​shape 
C) ​color 
D) ​value 
E) ​overlapping

Question 17

What accounts for spatial complexity in Martina López's Heirs Come to Pass,3?

Question 18

In Martina Lopez' Heirs Come to Pass,3,the primary technique used to create the illusion of depth is __________.

A) ​linear perspective 
B) ​atmospheric perspective 
C) ​relative size 
D) ​overlapping 
E) ​brightness gradient

Question 19

One of the best ways to create the illusion of motion on a two-dimensional surface is by __________.

A) ​thickening outlines 
B) ​blurring outlines 
C) ​defining outlines 
D) ​separating outlines 
E) ​increasing outlines

Question 20

Implied time is the portrayal or suggestion of the passage or duration of _____________.

A) ​time 
B) ​outline 
C) ​shape 
D) ​illusion 
E) ​space

Question 21

Discuss the use of relative size in Martina López's Heirs Come to Pass,3.

Question 22

Explain the difference between actual space and implied space,and provide an artistic example of each.

Question 23

How does Bernini's sculpture David make use of implied motion and implied time?