art Crossword Puzzles
chapter 3 2016-03-24
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- What do you call a 2nd version of something?
- What _________ your art?
- What do you do before you paint?
- Size and softness have a thickness to create what?
- What's the opposite of physical?
- What is another word for line?
- What is a repeated element?
- Something used in art.
- Another word for amount?
- What represents a 3D detail?
- What do you call someone that builds buildings?
- What has 4 equal sides?
- What is the behind the focus in the art?
- What is a square?
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- What is used to measure weight?
- The________ of a line is how light it is.
- Viewers have to what on art?
- You have to have composition what?
- What do you measure when you go from one place to another?
- What is it called when a line is small or big?
- To make a line darker or lighter you apply what?
- Quality of art.
- What do you call how big something is?
- What is a straight boundary?
- North,south,east,and west are what?
25 Clues: Quality of art. • What is a square? • Something used in art. • What has 4 equal sides? • What _________ your art? • Another word for amount? • What is a repeated element? • Viewers have to what on art? • What is a straight boundary? • What represents a 3D detail? • What is another word for line? • What is used to measure weight? • What do you do before you paint? • ...
chapter 3 2016-03-24
Across
- What do you call someone that builds buildings?
- You have to have composition what?
- The________ of a line is how light it is.
- Another word for amount?
- What is another word for line?
- Viewers have to what on art?
- North,south,east,and west are what?
- What do you do before you paint?
- Size and softness have a thickness to create what?
- What is a straight boundary?
- What is a repeated element?
- What's the opposite of physical?
Down
- Quality of art.
- What is it called when a line is small or big?
- Something used in art.
- What represents a 3D detail?
- What _________ your art?
- What is the behind the focus in the art?
- What has 4 equal sides?
- What do you measure when you go from one place to another?
- What do you call how big something is?
- What do you call a 2nd version of something?
- To make a line darker or lighter you apply what?
- What is a square?
- What is used to measure weight?
25 Clues: Quality of art. • What is a square? • Something used in art. • What has 4 equal sides? • What _________ your art? • Another word for amount? • What is a repeated element? • What represents a 3D detail? • Viewers have to what on art? • What is a straight boundary? • What is another word for line? • What is used to measure weight? • What do you do before you paint? • ...
Art and Artists 2 2023-11-26
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- HOLBEIN: German Renaissance painter known for his portraits.
- French painter and sculptor, associated with Art Brut.
- American painter and printmaker, a significant figure in minimalism.
- Italian Baroque painter known for his realistic depiction of religious subjects.
- British artist associated with Op Art.
- Russian-French modernist artist known for his dreamlike paintings.
- French Romantic painter known for Liberty Leading the People.
- American abstract expressionist painter known for his color field paintings.
- KUSAMA: Japanese contemporary artist known for her avant-garde work.
- Italian painter and architect from the Gothic and Proto-Renaissance periods.
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- Russian painter and art theorist, a pioneer of abstract art.
- American Impressionist painter, known for her depictions of mother and child.
- Spanish Surrealist painter and sculptor.
- Dutch abstract painter, a key figure in De Stijl movement.
- BASQUIAT: American artist and graffiti painter.
- Armenian-American abstract expressionist painter.
- German-French sculptor and painter, a key figure in Dadaism.
- French-American painter and sculptor associated with Dadaism.
- Russian avant-garde artist and art theorist.
- German artist, known for her expressionist prints and sculptures.
20 Clues: British artist associated with Op Art. • Spanish Surrealist painter and sculptor. • Russian avant-garde artist and art theorist. • BASQUIAT: American artist and graffiti painter. • Armenian-American abstract expressionist painter. • French painter and sculptor, associated with Art Brut. • Dutch abstract painter, a key figure in De Stijl movement. • ...
Art and Artists of the 1960s 2023-06-26
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- - American artist known for his mixed-media collages and assemblages.
- - Experimental and innovative art movement challenging traditional norms.
- - British artist known for his vibrant and colourful paintings.
- - American artist known for his comic book-inspired Pop Art.
- ART - Artistic style inspired by popular culture and consumerism.
- - Art movement featuring geometric patterns and optical illusions.
- - Art movement characterised by popular culture references.
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- - American artist associated with the Pop Art movement.
- - American artist known for his innovative techniques in abstract expressionism.
- - Famous American artist known for his iconic Campbell's Soup Cans.
- - Cultural movement associated with poetry, literature, and art in the 1960s.
- - Art movement focused on simplicity and reduction of form.
- - Popular medium used by artists in the 1960s for their artworks.
- - American artist known for his large-scale abstract colour field paintings.
- - Japanese artist and musician, associated with the Fluxus movement.
15 Clues: - American artist associated with the Pop Art movement. • - Art movement focused on simplicity and reduction of form. • - Art movement characterised by popular culture references. • - American artist known for his comic book-inspired Pop Art. • - British artist known for his vibrant and colourful paintings. • ...
Martín's crossword 2021-06-16
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- e_st_r ( religon )
- c_ r _ b_ _ _ u _ (natural science)
- boom b_ n _ _ _ab_ _m (social studies)
- p_a_ ( religion )
- p_o_og_a_h_ ( language )
- tr _ _ i_ _o_ s ( art and culture)
- d_s_o_n_s ( math )
- p_p_l_t_o_ ( social studies )
- r_ u _ _ _ e (english)
- p_ _ s _ _ e _ _ s (social studies)
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- w_ _ _ t _ _r (natural science)
- g_om_t_y ( math )
- f_a_t_o_s ( math )
- d_u_ ( art and culture )
- c_ _ a_t_ _ p_ e (natural science)
- m_s_c ( art and culture)
- f_ _ i _ y (english)
- a_ i _ a_ s (english)
- s_ _r _e_ ( language )
- c_m_u_i_n ( religon )
- p_e_s ( language )
21 Clues: g_om_t_y ( math ) • p_a_ ( religion ) • e_st_r ( religon ) • f_a_t_o_s ( math ) • d_s_o_n_s ( math ) • p_e_s ( language ) • f_ _ i _ y (english) • a_ i _ a_ s (english) • c_m_u_i_n ( religon ) • s_ _r _e_ ( language ) • r_ u _ _ _ e (english) • d_u_ ( art and culture ) • m_s_c ( art and culture) • p_o_og_a_h_ ( language ) • p_p_l_t_o_ ( social studies ) • w_ _ _ t _ _r (natural science) • ...
Greek compare and contrast. 2021-02-11
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- Lasted for 500 years.
- pays for things.
- A child entertainment item.
- A fallen empire.
- sustinence needed to live.
- a place where people live.
- Very powerful
- A war fought with carrthidge.
- Inspired by greek art
- a group of democracy..
- Using smarts to create.
- Fights between countries.
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- pots made for art.
- Support structures.
- Didnt care about fashion
- Very artistic flooring.
- Things for self defense.
- Writing and poems.
- Where close to the sea.
- a animals kept as a companion.
20 Clues: Very powerful • pays for things. • A fallen empire. • pots made for art. • Writing and poems. • Support structures. • Lasted for 500 years. • Inspired by greek art • a group of democracy.. • Very artistic flooring. • Where close to the sea. • Using smarts to create. • Didnt care about fashion • Things for self defense. • Fights between countries. • sustinence needed to live. • ...
Drawing & Painting 2023-06-05
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- used to press ink onto paper
- cut and paste art
- has vanishing points
- lines going upwards
- water and paint
- physical feeling
- lines receding to vanishing points
- lines going left and right
- art of making copies
- line separating sky from ground
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- roller for ink
- continuous mark
- area
- art about a person
- light carving
- darks and lights
- three dimensional
- printmaking artist
- collage artist
- between wet on wet and dry brush
- very transparent painting method
- hue
- scratchy
23 Clues: hue • area • scratchy • light carving • roller for ink • collage artist • continuous mark • water and paint • darks and lights • physical feeling • cut and paste art • three dimensional • art about a person • printmaking artist • lines going upwards • has vanishing points • art of making copies • lines going left and right • used to press ink onto paper • line separating sky from ground • ...
25 2025-03-28
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- Kufic-style ornament
- Ancient burial chest
- Elegant Rococo style
- Maya underworld imagery
- Russian realist artist
- Varied artistic mixture
- Curved molding shape
- Double peristyle temple
- Gothic Italian sculptor
- Decorated stone coffins
- Mughal painting style
- Artistic lens design
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- Illusionistic painting
- Caribbean indigenous art
- Ceramic decoration type
- Bright red pigment
- Vessel with sharp ridge
- Japanese narrative scroll
- Islamic geometric pattern
- Animal-shaped objects
- Spanish princess art
- Etruscan black pottery
- Egyptian capital type
- Mythological figures art
- Unmade holy images
25 Clues: Bright red pigment • Unmade holy images • Kufic-style ornament • Ancient burial chest • Elegant Rococo style • Spanish princess art • Curved molding shape • Artistic lens design • Animal-shaped objects • Egyptian capital type • Mughal painting style • Illusionistic painting • Etruscan black pottery • Russian realist artist • Ceramic decoration type • Vessel with sharp ridge • ...
AD 201 Crossword 2026-09-07
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- Focused on defining art as an academic subject rather than individual self-expression. Subjects included art history, art production, art criticism, and aesthetics.
- An educational approach that emphasizes the importance of children’s freedom to express themselves creatively without their work being seen as inferior; often associated with Franz Cižek.
- Standardized a curriculum based on industrial drawing; cofounded the Massachusetts Normal Art School meant to train future arts educators (now known as MassArt, a top 5 art school in the United States).
- Addition of the arts as a non-negotiable subject to STEM; emphasizes the importance of creative thinking, freedom of expression, and visual communication in driving innovation.
- ProgressAdministration (WPA): An American New Deal agency that funded the creation of public artworks including murals, plays, sculptures, etc. by providing jobs for artists during the Great Depression.
- Art educator that analyzed children’s drawings and determined that children share universal patterns in art that show how they develop visual thinking over time.
- A method of drawing instruction that focused on developing more practical uses for art, such as manufacturing.
- Institutions that introduce structured curricula to art and dedicate themselves to instructing artists.
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- Heavily influenced by a similar movement, it emphasized the experiences, interests, and developmental needs of the CHILD in educational settings rather than relying on methods that revolved around the educator.
- A training arrangement where an individual learns an art, trade, or craft under an experienced professional for several years.
- Act of 1944 (GI Bill): A law created to help veterans that served in the United States military to attend higher education institutions which directly contributed to the growing number of arts teachers and general arts exposure.
- Early supporter of art education in the United States; “drawing is a fundamental subject.”
- Act: One of the first mandates for art education in the United States; made drawing instruction in public schools mandatory in cities/towns with a population over 10,000
- Promoted the idea of “free drawing,” where children were encouraged to express their innate creativity by create original pieces of artwork.
- A formal organization in the Middle Ages comprised of skilled craftsmen that maintained the training, standards, and work of associated artisans.
15 Clues: Early supporter of art education in the United States; “drawing is a fundamental subject.” • Institutions that introduce structured curricula to art and dedicate themselves to instructing artists. • A method of drawing instruction that focused on developing more practical uses for art, such as manufacturing. • ...
chapter 3 2016-03-24
Across
- What do you call a 2nd version of something?
- Viewers have to what on art?
- What do you call someone that builds buildings?
- The________ of a line is how light it is.
- What is it called when a line is small or big?
- Another word for amount?
- What has 4 equal sides?
- To make a line darker or lighter you apply what?
- North,south,east,and west are what?
- What represents a 3D detail?
- What is another word for line?
- What is used to measure weight?
Down
- What do you measure when you go from one place to another?
- Size and softness have a thickness to create what?
- What _________ your art?
- Quality of art.
- What is the behind the focus in the art?
- What do you call how big something is?
- You have to have composition what?
- Something used in art.
- What is a square?
- What is a repeated element?
- What's the opposite of physical?
- What is a straight boundary?
- What do you do before you paint?
25 Clues: Quality of art. • What is a square? • Something used in art. • What has 4 equal sides? • What _________ your art? • Another word for amount? • What is a repeated element? • Viewers have to what on art? • What represents a 3D detail? • What is a straight boundary? • What is another word for line? • What is used to measure weight? • What's the opposite of physical? • ...
Ancient Greece/Rome 2023-02-18
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- Robes what do Ancient Greeks wear in festivals?
- what does ritual mean in Ancient Greece?
- what do Greeks traditionally wear?
- Games what did ancient Greeks celebrate?
- what was the most popular food in Ancient Greece?
- what was the most important tradition to men and woman in Ancient Greece?
- what did some artists create by using small pieces of glass or stone to make a larger image?
- who were babies blessed by? Panatheaea what was the most important festival in Ancient Greece?
- what was the most important festival in Ancient Greece?
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- what did Roman artists want their art to be?
- what did Roman art represent?
- what serves as one of the most amazing examples of Roman relief art?
- what age did girls get married in Ancient Greece?
- What spice did people in Ancient Greece use?
- Scenes what did Roman history often documented?
- what painting method did Roman artists do?
- what did Roman artists mostly paint on other than a canvas?
- what did Roman artists focused on painting?
- what was Roman art inspired by?
- what is Roman art called?
20 Clues: what is Roman art called? • what did Roman art represent? • what was Roman art inspired by? • what do Greeks traditionally wear? • what does ritual mean in Ancient Greece? • Games what did ancient Greeks celebrate? • what painting method did Roman artists do? • what did Roman artists focused on painting? • what did Roman artists want their art to be? • ...
Art and Music Puzzle Fun 2025-01-16
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- – Combination of different musical notes played together.
- – 3D artwork created by shaping materials.
- – The character or quality of a musical sound.
- – Art divided into three sections.
- – Innovative, experimental art or music.
- – A large painting on a wall.
- – The use of strong contrasts between light and dark.
- – Concerned with beauty or artistic taste.
- – Arrangement of elements in art.
- - A sequence of notes that are musically satisfying.
- – Notes in a chord played in succession.
- – Gradual increase in loudness.
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- – Pattern of beats in music.
- – A polyphonic play with a recurring theme.
- – A person highly skilled in music.
- – Material used in art (e.g., oil, watercolor).
- – Stand used to support a canvas.
- – Surface for painting.
- – A mark made by a paintbrush.
- – A board for mixing colors.
- – A sequence of chords that end a phrase.
- – Art style that doesn’t portray reality directly.
- – A play for an instrumental soloist.
- – A large orchestral piece, usually in four movements.
- – Technique for creating depth on a flat surface.
25 Clues: – Surface for painting. • – Pattern of beats in music. • – A board for mixing colors. • – A large painting on a wall. • – A mark made by a paintbrush. • – Gradual increase in loudness. • – Stand used to support a canvas. • – Arrangement of elements in art. • – Art divided into three sections. • – A person highly skilled in music. • – A play for an instrumental soloist. • ...
Crossing Boundaries Modern Art and Identity Puzzle 2026-04-29
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- Philosopher who said existence precedes essence
- Art that does not represent real world objects
- Artist known for drip painting technique
- How a person defines themselves culturally or socially
- Architect who said Less is a bore
- Poetry style using clear concise imagery
- Electronic instrument used to create and manipulate sound
- Philosophy emphasizing individual freedom and choice
- Art that combines multiple forms like video sound and images
- Process of cultures interacting and blending worldwide
- Art movement that breaks objects into geometric shapes
- Picasso painting inspired by the bombing of a Spanish town
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- Large scale immersive art environments
- Movement that rejected logic and embraced absurdity
- Movement known for bold expressive color
- Choreographer known for separating dance from music
- Use of existing images or ideas in new artwork
- Cultural background tied to shared heritage
- Technique of reusing portions of existing recordings
- Movement that blends styles and challenges traditional boundaries
- Art style focused on simplicity and basic forms
- Technology used to create digital visual effects in film
22 Clues: Architect who said Less is a bore • Large scale immersive art environments • Movement known for bold expressive color • Artist known for drip painting technique • Poetry style using clear concise imagery • Cultural background tied to shared heritage • Art that does not represent real world objects • Use of existing images or ideas in new artwork • ...
M 2022-07-02
26 Clues: In • Art • Owl • Burn • Mess • Star • Dark • Down • Wake • Color • Piano • Frost • Grand • Fallen • Little • Violet • Flight • Deadly • Scorpio • Citadel • Blossoms • Kintsugi • Thoughts • Masquerade • Nightshade • Introversion
Arts 2023-04-17
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- the art of designing and constructing buildings.
- the art of performing or moving the body in a rhythmic way, usually, to music.
- the art of taking or processing photos.
- the art of applying paint to a surface to create an image.
- the art of performing or acting in a play with audience .
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- the art of writing or reading books.
- the art of making abstract or representative forms in a piece of paper with graphite, choarcoal, or other materials.
- and rhythm
- the art of making 3D figures by carving stone, wood, or other materials.
- the art of combining sounds in a beautiful form to express a message or feeling.
- a type of writing in which the message is expressed in a beautiful way with a distinctive
- the art of making or appreciating movies.
12 Clues: and rhythm • the art of writing or reading books. • the art of taking or processing photos. • the art of making or appreciating movies. • the art of designing and constructing buildings. • the art of performing or acting in a play with audience . • the art of applying paint to a surface to create an image. • ...
Soft Times Crossword no.1 2022-02-02
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- single person show
- brilliant white
- large art construction
- bidding sale
- pollack's better half
- artistic composition
- soft times cross-street
- opaque watercolor
- liquid color supply
- pen tip, calligraphy
- wood canvas
- crimson
- soft times curator
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- black, abbr
- expoxy coat
- soft times street
- working space
- brush type, feathering
- sandwiches, opposite soft times
- canvas binder
- even, gentle paint tool
- superflat art theory, japan
- artistic theme
- opposite of fungible, abbr
- "a bigger splash," 1967
- monetary art lover
- gallery show
27 Clues: crimson • black, abbr • expoxy coat • wood canvas • bidding sale • gallery show • working space • canvas binder • artistic theme • brilliant white • soft times street • opaque watercolor • single person show • monetary art lover • soft times curator • liquid color supply • artistic composition • pen tip, calligraphy • pollack's better half • large art construction • brush type, feathering • ...
Soft Times Crossword no.1 2022-02-02
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- single person show
- brilliant white
- large art construction
- bidding sale
- pollack's better half
- artistic composition
- soft times cross-street
- opaque watercolor
- liquid color supply
- pen tip, calligraphy
- wood canvas
- crimson
- soft times curator
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- black, abbr
- expoxy coat
- soft times street
- working space
- brush type, feathering
- sandwiches, opposite soft times
- canvas binder
- even, gentle paint tool
- superflat art theory, japan
- artistic theme
- opposite of fungible, abbr
- "a bigger splash," 1967
- monetary art lover
- gallery show
27 Clues: crimson • black, abbr • expoxy coat • wood canvas • bidding sale • gallery show • working space • canvas binder • artistic theme • brilliant white • soft times street • opaque watercolor • single person show • monetary art lover • soft times curator • liquid color supply • artistic composition • pen tip, calligraphy • pollack's better half • large art construction • brush type, feathering • ...
CHAPTER #14 2025-12-09
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- /First totalitarian state
- / Joyce's landmark work
- /Nijinsky's art
- /Imagist poetry trait
- /Stanislavsky association
- /Copland's inspiration
- /Fauvist artworks
- /Gropius and Le Corbusier
- /20th century art traits
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- /Nihilism and irrationalism
- /Cause of the Holocaust
- /Freud's view of civilization
- /Rapid cinematic shots
- /Dada artists' role
- York /Post 1945 art shift
- / Leading action painter
- /Jazz characteristics
- /Einstein's theory
- /Freud's libido theory
- /Guernica subject
20 Clues: /Nijinsky's art • /Fauvist artworks • /Guernica subject • /Einstein's theory • /Dada artists' role • /Imagist poetry trait • /Jazz characteristics • /Rapid cinematic shots • /Copland's inspiration • /Freud's libido theory • /Cause of the Holocaust • / Joyce's landmark work • / Leading action painter • /20th century art traits • /First totalitarian state • York /Post 1945 art shift • ...
throwback foods 2023-02-06
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- defined as the difference in colors to create a piece of visual art.
- refers to how adding black or white to color
- can be rough or smooth to the touch
- is the visual perception
- the intensity of color
- gives shape to a piece of art,
- the relationship between items in a painting,
- can be color, unity, balance, or any other principle or element of art
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- a piece of art refers to the distribution of weight or the apparent weight of the piece.
- the area around the focal point of the art piece and might be positive or negative,
- is the way something is organized and repeated in its shape or form and can flow without much structure in some random repetition.
- conveys a sense of completeness, pleasure when viewing the art,
- the artwork can have many meanings.
- a piece of art denotes a type of repetition used to either demonstrate movement or expanse.
- is primarily a dot or series of dots.
15 Clues: the intensity of color • is the visual perception • gives shape to a piece of art, • the artwork can have many meanings. • can be rough or smooth to the touch • is primarily a dot or series of dots. • refers to how adding black or white to color • the relationship between items in a painting, • conveys a sense of completeness, pleasure when viewing the art, • ...
INTODUCTION TO ART 2021-12-16
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- one who is skilled in a particular craft.
- arranging visual images and words to communicate a message.
- object designed to perform a specific kind of work but it’s not part of the final work.
- composition; composition from a given topic.
- art: perceived and appreciated by use of the sense of vision. Performing art: deals with the use of body parts.
- Art is the act of expressing one’s feelings /ideas.
- of a Living person: a study of human anatomy.
- study: drawing and painting compositions from objects that exist naturally.
- tangible and observed in height
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- defined by medium and composition and made on flat surfaces.
- a substance used to create an artwork.
- skill with which one uses tools and materials to execute a given task. It is a skill of making things, especially by hand.
- refers to the work of art that is skilfully produced by hands especially in a traditional way.
- art: deals with the history and literature of art.
- technology; the making of crafts.
15 Clues: tangible and observed in height • technology; the making of crafts. • a substance used to create an artwork. • one who is skilled in a particular craft. • composition; composition from a given topic. • of a Living person: a study of human anatomy. • art: deals with the history and literature of art. • Art is the act of expressing one’s feelings /ideas. • ...
Ancient Greece/Rome 2023-02-18
Across
- what painting method did Roman artists do?
- What spice did people in Ancient Greece use?
- Games what did ancient Greeks celebrate?
- what did Roman artists mostly paint on other than a canvas?
- Scenes what did Roman history often documented?
- what was the most important festival in Ancient Greece?
- what do Greeks traditionally wear?
- what was Roman art inspired by?
- what did Roman artists focused on painting?
- what did Roman art represent?
Down
- what is Roman art called?
- what did Roman artists want their art to be?
- what age did girls get married in Ancient Greece?
- what was the most important tradition to men and woman in Ancient Greece?
- what was the most popular food in Ancient Greece?
- what did some artists create by using small pieces of glass or stone to make a larger image?
- what does ritual mean in Ancient Greece?
- who were babies blessed by?
- what serves as one of the most amazing examples of Roman relief art?
- Robes what do Ancient Greeks wear in festivals?
20 Clues: what is Roman art called? • who were babies blessed by? • what did Roman art represent? • what was Roman art inspired by? • what do Greeks traditionally wear? • Games what did ancient Greeks celebrate? • what does ritual mean in Ancient Greece? • what painting method did Roman artists do? • what did Roman artists focused on painting? • ...
L'univers de la culture 2026-04-13
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- elle adoucit les mœurs
- sensibilisation aux enjeux environnementaux
- style des peintres, écrivains et musiciens qui se proposent d'exprimer les impressions fugitives
- information, paroles transmises
- créateur de la sculpture des deux arches de containers au Havre
- art de concevoir et de construire des édifices
- regroupement d'activités, d’œuvres humaines destinées à toucher les sens et les émotions
- peintre impressionniste français très connu
- représentation artistique d'une personne en particulier
- créations éphémère de grande ampleur sur la nature, les paysages
- créateur de la Statue-de-la-liberté
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- tradition, manière d'agir établie par l'usage chez un peuple
- art dans lequel on réalise des formes en volume, en trois dimensions et en relief
- moyen, technique et support de diffusion massive de l’information
- premier matériau que vous avez utilisez pour sculpter lorsque vous étiez enfant
- un matériau utilisé pour la sculpture
- sculpture monumentale monolithique la plus grande du monde situé en Egypte
- galerie du land-art
- lieux où l'on peut admirer des œuvres, des tableaux
- salles de projection
20 Clues: galerie du land-art • salles de projection • elle adoucit les mœurs • information, paroles transmises • créateur de la Statue-de-la-liberté • un matériau utilisé pour la sculpture • sensibilisation aux enjeux environnementaux • peintre impressionniste français très connu • art de concevoir et de construire des édifices • lieux où l'on peut admirer des œuvres, des tableaux • ...
Archaeology 2022-05-01
26 Clues: art • dig • life • tomb • time • past • site • bones • human • museum • fossil • lithic • trowel • culture • history • biology • society • pottery • artifact • heritage • religion • material • antiquity • excavation • archaeology • anthropology
French 2023-01-14
20 Clues: Art • Math • Forty • Fifty • sixty • Health • French • Art class • Fifty one • Forty six • Math class • Fifty five • fifty nine • Thirty nine • Forty seven • Music class • Forty three • Chorus class • English class • Science class
Artist 1 2022-06-29
Across
- stop
- everlasting
- search
- not deep
- art show
- inhabitants
- enlarged, made bigger
- of the sea
- covering, spanning
- not smooth
- marine invertebrates
- people or the past
- makes
- shelf, ridge
- small marine plants
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- showing thoughts/feelings
- keen, motivated
- development, adaptation
- not rough
- come out
- strange
- under
- body shapes
- top, outside part
- new, inventive
- past of draw
- hole, hollow
- someone who swims with an air pipe
- art of writing poems
- underwater breathing equipment
- art show space
31 Clues: stop • under • makes • search • strange • come out • not deep • art show • not rough • of the sea • not smooth • everlasting • body shapes • inhabitants • past of draw • hole, hollow • shelf, ridge • new, inventive • art show space • keen, motivated • top, outside part • covering, spanning • people or the past • small marine plants • marine invertebrates • art of writing poems • enlarged, made bigger • development, adaptation • ...
crossword puzzle no.2 2022-12-01
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- my body is covered in ........
- opposite of foreground
- ABC
- milk+chocolate+strawberry+ice
- look at pictured
- forty+thirty
- where you do art and paint things
- ten+ten
- fifty+fifty
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- violin or piano
- at school you go and play with your friends there
- look at picture a
- where you have p.e. and do sports
- where they play football
- look at picture b
- opposite of behind
- my job is art , i am ........
- look at picture c
- 2+2
- lettuce + tomato+cucumber
- sports
21 Clues: ABC • 2+2 • sports • ten+ten • fifty+fifty • forty+thirty • violin or piano • look at pictured • look at picture a • look at picture b • look at picture c • opposite of behind • opposite of foreground • where they play football • lettuce + tomato+cucumber • milk+chocolate+strawberry+ice • my job is art , i am ........ • my body is covered in ........ • where you have p.e. and do sports • ...
10 2025-03-26
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- Circular building
- Painting outdoors
- Street wall art
- New decorative style
- Awe-inspiring quality
- Slanted compositional line
- Hammered relief metal
- Outline drawing line
- Container for relics
- Semicircular church end
- Dot shading technique
- Organizes performances
- Photosensitive coating
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- Small preliminary model
- Clay slip decoration
- Trick-the-eye art
- Overhanging beam style
- Sculpture framework
- Offered in devotion
- Composite photo artwork
- True fresco technique
- Three-part design
- Ancient storage box
- Small illustrative art
- Original first model
25 Clues: Street wall art • Circular building • Painting outdoors • Trick-the-eye art • Three-part design • Sculpture framework • Offered in devotion • Ancient storage box • Clay slip decoration • New decorative style • Outline drawing line • Container for relics • Original first model • Awe-inspiring quality • Hammered relief metal • True fresco technique • Dot shading technique • Overhanging beam style • ...
In the classroom 2021-09-03
22 Clues: art • pen • book • read • help • paper • write • music • teach • learn • study • class • listen • pencil • school • student • teacher • practice • schedule • at me, look at me • studies, social studies • attention, pay attention
Classes! 2021-03-03
24 Clues: Art • coro • Math • P.E. • Band • arte • banda • Music • I like • I love • música • inglés • Chorus • Science • English • español • escuela • Spanish • ciencias • Humanities • me encanta • humanidades • matemáticas • educación física
Archaeology 2022-05-01
26 Clues: art • dig • life • tomb • time • past • site • bones • human • museum • fossil • lithic • trowel • culture • history • biology • society • pottery • artifact • heritage • religion • material • antiquity • excavation • archaeology • anthropology
ART Semester 1 Vocab 2023-06-06
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- Art that is shown in shapes and color and does not have a subject matter
- Art that is representing real life
- the image represented in the art piece
- A single hue in different tints tones and shades
- Gray + Color
- Color pairing that is opposite each other on the color wheel
- Line the defines details
- Balance that is not similar on the left or right side but it is still balanced
- Defining lines on the interior of the object
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- Art that is exaggerated or disproportionate often shown as 2 dimensional
- A type or balance that is identical on either axis
- White + Color
- Line that shows emotion
- The outermost edge of an image or object
- straightedged or perfect circles
- Line that is imaginary often created between separation of color
- Black + Color
- Freeformed, natural lines or shapes
- when you add changes in size, color or other elements to increase interest
- Colors like black, white, gray or tan
- The product used to make the art piece ex. colored pencil
21 Clues: Gray + Color • White + Color • Black + Color • Line that shows emotion • Line the defines details • straightedged or perfect circles • Art that is representing real life • Freeformed, natural lines or shapes • Colors like black, white, gray or tan • the image represented in the art piece • The outermost edge of an image or object • Defining lines on the interior of the object • ...
Trsha: The Practices - Artmaking 2022-08-26
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- width height depth
- width height depth time
- 3 dimensional art
- the actual art object
- the intended meaning of an artist's artwork
- marks made with implements and materials other than paint
- how artist uses materials in their art making
- art made from fabric fibre and cloth
- artwork created with the use of paint
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- a photograph documenting an ephemeral site specific installation or artwork
- ornaments typically made from precious metals and gemstones
- the artists use of ideas and intent
- the design of buildings spaces and environments
- the reproduced artwork such in a text or magazine
- the use of clay and Glazes to create vitrified objects that have been fired in a kiln
- digitised art painting
16 Clues: 3 dimensional art • width height depth • the actual art object • digitised art painting • width height depth time • the artists use of ideas and intent • art made from fabric fibre and cloth • artwork created with the use of paint • the intended meaning of an artist's artwork • how artist uses materials in their art making • the design of buildings spaces and environments • ...
Saphires Crossword 2015-04-01
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- art of navigation
- study of motion
- the study of horses
- the art of designing a camp
- the study of books
- study of gums
- study of food
- study of birds
- study of properties of substances
- study of slugs
- study of runes
- study of trees
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- study of crime and/or criminals
- study of weather
- study of epilepsy
- study of skin
- the art of cultivating and selling flowers
- study of remedies
- study of environment
19 Clues: study of skin • study of gums • study of food • study of birds • study of slugs • study of runes • study of trees • study of motion • study of weather • art of navigation • study of epilepsy • study of remedies • the study of books • the study of horses • study of environment • the art of designing a camp • study of crime and/or criminals • study of properties of substances • ...
3 2025-03-25
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- Created Fountain artwork
- Early Renaissance artist
- Abstract art innovator
- Romantic landscape artist
- Venetian Mannerist artist
- Spanish Baroque artist
- Rococo French painter
- Painted realism style
- English portrait painter
- Dutch painter of interiors
- American female artist
- Impressionist pioneer
- Romantic French painter
- Painted Henry VIII
- Sienese painter
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- English satirical painter
- Created metaphysical art
- Painter of Olympia
- Pop Art pioneer
- Painted The Gleaners
- Painted English landscapes
- Painter from Crete
- Naïve painter
- Impressionist painter
- Abstract drip painter
25 Clues: Naïve painter • Pop Art pioneer • Sienese painter • Painter of Olympia • Painter from Crete • Painted Henry VIII • Painted The Gleaners • Rococo French painter • Painted realism style • Impressionist pioneer • Impressionist painter • Abstract drip painter • Abstract art innovator • Spanish Baroque artist • American female artist • Romantic French painter • Created Fountain artwork • ...
14 2025-09-17
Across
- Powdered green tea
- Japanese comic books.
- A classical Japanese dance-drama.
- Flower arranging art
- Fried seafood or vegetables
- Japanese tea ceremony
- Martial arts hall
- Sumo wrestler stew
- Floating world art
- Large temple gate
- Feudal lord
- Cherry blossoms
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- Tokyo fashion district
- A Japanese noodle soup dish.
- Japanese animation.
- Sweet rice dumplings
- Japanese lute
- A traditional Japanese sword.
- Samurai warrior code
- Eating utensils
- Miniature tree art
- A military dictator in feudal Japan.
- A system of unarmed combat.
- Shinto shrine gate
- Miniature tree art
25 Clues: Feudal lord • Japanese lute • Eating utensils • Cherry blossoms • Martial arts hall • Large temple gate • Powdered green tea • Miniature tree art • Sumo wrestler stew • Shinto shrine gate • Floating world art • Miniature tree art • Japanese animation. • Sweet rice dumplings • Flower arranging art • Samurai warrior code • Japanese comic books. • Japanese tea ceremony • Tokyo fashion district • ...
4th Grade Crossword - Jen Stark Unit 2023-04-18
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- Blue, green, purple
- Red, yellow, orange
- Two or more objects, colors, or shapes repeated in the same way.
- A type of line used in the artist's drip art.
- Where she started her art career.
- What she uses for her drip art.
- A large picture on a wall or ceiling.
- A single line, shapes, and colors that repeat.
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- A combination of colors.
- A type of color combination that the artist uses in her art.
- What the artist made to make her art from as a kid.
- A path created by a moving point, like a pencil.
- She is known for her multicolored drip art.
- What she is inspired by.
14 Clues: Blue, green, purple • Red, yellow, orange • A combination of colors. • What she is inspired by. • What she uses for her drip art. • Where she started her art career. • A large picture on a wall or ceiling. • She is known for her multicolored drip art. • A type of line used in the artist's drip art. • A single line, shapes, and colors that repeat. • ...
Archaeology 2022-05-01
26 Clues: art • dig • life • tomb • time • past • site • bones • human • museum • fossil • lithic • trowel • culture • history • biology • society • pottery • artifact • heritage • religion • material • antiquity • excavation • archaeology • anthropology
Module 4 Vocab Choice Activity 2023-05-02
20 Clues: war • dark • clay • could • should • marble • to deny • to hate • to doubt • portrait • to thank • to insist • to regret • to wonder • art dealer • paintbrush • work of art • water-color • scenographer • costume designer
4th-5th Art Crossword Puzzle 2022-03-29
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- Flat spaces like circles, ovals or squares.
- Designer Makes clothing and accessories.
- The part of an art that appears furthest away.
- Colors Gives a cold feeling.
- Th the way a surface feels or looks like it feels..
- red, yellow, and blue.
- Different marks that can go an any direction.
- Produces images with a camera.
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- Making art with a pencil and paper.
- Orange, green, and violet.
- A picture of a person, a group of people, or an animal.
- A three-dimensional artwork that has form and can be seen from all sides.
- Art that shows a view of an outdoor place.
- to make art by passing threads or strips over and under each other.
- Two dimensional artwork made with wet color.
- Makes art to go with the words.
- Colors Give a hot feeling.
17 Clues: red, yellow, and blue. • Orange, green, and violet. • Colors Give a hot feeling. • Colors Gives a cold feeling. • Produces images with a camera. • Makes art to go with the words. • Making art with a pencil and paper. • Designer Makes clothing and accessories. • Art that shows a view of an outdoor place. • Flat spaces like circles, ovals or squares. • ...
Trisha: The Practices - Artmaking 2022-08-26
Across
- width height depth
- digitised art painting
- the use of clay and Glazes to create vitrified objects that have been fired in a kiln
- artwork created with the use of paint
- the artists use of ideas and intent
- width height depth time
- the reproduced artwork such in a text or magazine
- the intended meaning of an artist's artwork
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- a photograph documenting an ephemeral site specific installation or artwork
- the design of buildings spaces and environments
- how artist uses materials in their art making
- the actual art object
- ornaments typically made from precious metals and gemstones
- 3 dimensional art
- art made from fabric fibre and cloth
- marks made with implements and materials other than paint
16 Clues: 3 dimensional art • width height depth • the actual art object • digitised art painting • width height depth time • the artists use of ideas and intent • art made from fabric fibre and cloth • artwork created with the use of paint • the intended meaning of an artist's artwork • how artist uses materials in their art making • the design of buildings spaces and environments • ...
Artistic Insights 2024-03-12
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- Artistic style departing from realistic depiction.
- Ornate style prevalent in 17th-century Europe.
- Anti-art movement born from disillusionment.
- Vivid use of color by Matisse and Derain.
- French movement capturing fleeting moments.
- Artistic movement emphasizing symbols and imagination.
- Technique using small, distinct dots of color.
- Art movement founded by Picasso and Braque.
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- Revival of art and learning in Europe.
- 19th-century art movement inspired by medievalism.
- Art movement conveying emotional experience.
- Depiction of subjects as they appear in reality.
- Ornate and playful style of the late Baroque.
- Artistic movement exploring the subconscious.
- Artistic style characterized by simplicity.
15 Clues: Revival of art and learning in Europe. • Vivid use of color by Matisse and Derain. • French movement capturing fleeting moments. • Artistic style characterized by simplicity. • Art movement founded by Picasso and Braque. • Art movement conveying emotional experience. • Anti-art movement born from disillusionment. • Ornate and playful style of the late Baroque. • ...
History of Art Education 2026-09-03
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- Time period in which guild systems managed art, and journeymen and master craftsmen were involved.
- Who helped found the National Massachusetts Normal Art School which trained art teachers?
- Who proposed establishing the Academy that opened in 1751 which offered drawing instruction?
- Type of art education focused on imagination, and emotional development.
- Who analyzed children's drawings and found patterns and symbols that reflect early visual thinking?
- What act mandated drawing instruction in public schools in towns with a population of more than 10,000?
- Practical, vocational skill focused on drawing for design in manufacturing.
- Which movement encourages the use of children's natural creativity and artistic expression in art?
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- What movement expanded STEM to include art as a key part of learning also?
- Which movement decided that art is its own discipline and has its own framework?
- Which method prioritizes learning through direct experience and hands-on activity?
- Who has achieved the highest level of skill in a trade?
- What group project took place in the Great Depression and helped provide jobs to artists?
- Who is considered a skilled worker but hasn't quite reached master status?
- Formal art institutions with a set curriculum.
15 Clues: Formal art institutions with a set curriculum. • Who has achieved the highest level of skill in a trade? • Type of art education focused on imagination, and emotional development. • What movement expanded STEM to include art as a key part of learning also? • Who is considered a skilled worker but hasn't quite reached master status? • ...
London Eye, Tate Museum 2026-02-16
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- looking real
- a piece of art made from stone, metal, wood etc.
- a building that was used for work, factory
- a public show of art or other objects
- art made by artists who are living today
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- a period of 1000 years
- a very large wheel with capsules
- a person who visits a place for fun
- a closed glass cabine
- art made maily in the late 19th and 20th century
- a place where people can see art, history, or science exhibition
- the art, music, traditions, and a way of life of a group
- one of smaller areas that make up a big city
- a large artwork that fills a room or space
14 Clues: looking real • a closed glass cabine • a period of 1000 years • a very large wheel with capsules • a person who visits a place for fun • a public show of art or other objects • art made by artists who are living today • a building that was used for work, factory • a large artwork that fills a room or space • one of smaller areas that make up a big city • ...
Abstract Art Quiz Review 2025-11-11
Across
- Art that is reduced down to it's most basic forms (line, shapes, and color).
- His work consisted of only straight lines, right angles, white background, and primary colors.
- a repeating pattern that fits together perfectly with no gaps and will never end.
- This artist works primarily in dots.
- Mondrian wanted his work to originally be called The (blank), but everyone just calls them Mondrian Squares.
- This artist had a famous series called "woman".
- Super (blank) is the name of Murakami's own style that is based on manga/anime style
- Where does Kusama primarily live and work?
- Concrete art is also called (blank) abstraction.
- Another concrete artist who does consider his work to be emotional. Not Mondrian.
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- Tokyo artist who mixes traditional art with modern art
- Abstract (blank) is a type of abstract that deals with emotion
- Scully has concrete art in virtually every major (blank) in the world. He's known for his large scale, use of colors, and his layers.
- This Dutch artist created mathematically inspired art even though he wasn't a math genius.
- Concrete art is very planned and not at all what?
- Hungarian French artist that specialized in optical illusions.
- Abstract artist that used a drip and pour method to make his works.
17 Clues: This artist works primarily in dots. • Where does Kusama primarily live and work? • This artist had a famous series called "woman". • Concrete art is also called (blank) abstraction. • Concrete art is very planned and not at all what? • Tokyo artist who mixes traditional art with modern art • Abstract (blank) is a type of abstract that deals with emotion • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2024-02-13
Across
- Art: art that is executed on a two-dimensional surface that has length and width;
- tools used to apply paint to a support, usually hair or fiber attached to a wooden or plastic
- and inclusion.
- of simulated texture or the illusion of texture. Examples include brushstrokes, impasto,
- in New York after the Second World War. This group includes Jackson Pollock, Willem
- artwork.
- the optical sensation that occurs after a visual stimulus is removed. The afterimage
- art.
- added.
- beautiful writing.
- a fast-drying water-soluble petroleum-based painting medium.
- Art: art that is executed in, and depends upon, both space and time, which is
- the color range that occurs between orange, red, and purple.
- Form: sculptural forms that are not penetrated by exterior space.
- a quickly fading complement of the original stimulus.
- 3-Dimensional Art: art that is executed in the three dimensions of length, width, and
- and “all over,” a condition in which no single part of the work is visually predominant.
- lacking symmetry.
- a sculptural process in which material is substituted to form the final artwork.
- an art medium made from burned wood used to make dark black marks usually on
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- Color: a color scheme that uses colors adjacent to an initial point on the color wheel.
- the “fourth dimension.” Examples include but are not limited to performance art and
- Kooning, Lee Krasner, and Helen Frankenthaler. Their primary approach to painting was
- the property of equality in visual weight.
- a transparent fluid used to suspend colored pigment and attach it to a support.
- Color: color based on projected light. Additive: a sculptural process in which material
- Expressionism: or ABEX; this art historical term is specific to a group of painters
- example, if an artist chose red for the initial color, then an analogous color scheme would
- Assembly: a sculptural process in which disparate materials are combined to form the
- an imaginary line around which objects are arranged.
- Perspective: the use of color to simulate the illusion of space.
- and installation.
- These include, but are not limited to, sculpture, architecture, ceramics, glass, textiles,
- a sculptural process in which material is removed to reveal the final artwork.
- Fresco: literally, “good fresco” or “True Fresco” A mural process in which pigment is
- on and absorbed into wet plaster.
- a wire or wood substructure used to support a clay sculpture while it is being
- Texture: the condition in which texture is created, not represented. Actual texture is the
38 Clues: art. • added. • artwork. • and inclusion. • and installation. • lacking symmetry. • beautiful writing. • on and absorbed into wet plaster. • the property of equality in visual weight. • an imaginary line around which objects are arranged. • a quickly fading complement of the original stimulus. • a fast-drying water-soluble petroleum-based painting medium. • ...
Kreuzworträtsel Artkonzepte 2020-07-06
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- Das _____ Artkonzept schreibt 2 Organismen einer Art zu wenn sie reproduktive Nachkommen bilden können
- Fachbegriff biologische Vielfalt
- Das ____ Artkonzept schreibt 2 Organismen einer Art zu, wenn sie eine gemeinsame unabhängige geschichtliche Linie teilen
- Das ____ Artkonzept schreibt 2 Organismen einer Art zu, wenn sie gemeinsame Merkmale besitzen
- Artkonzepte besitzen einen individuellen ...
- Nachkommen können Nachkommen zeugen
- Zusammenschluss einzelner Individuen
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- Gesamtheit der an einem Ort vorhandenen Individuen einer Art
- Wissenschaft der Organismenvielfalt
- Merkmale die Bau und Struktur betreffen
- weiblicher Esel + männliches Pferd
- Das ____ Artkonzept schreibt 2 Organismen einer Art zu, wenn sie eine monophyletische Abstammungsgemeinschaft bilden
- Anpassung an Umweltbedingungen
- Gruppe von Organismen
- Artbildung ist ein...
15 Clues: Gruppe von Organismen • Artbildung ist ein... • Anpassung an Umweltbedingungen • Fachbegriff biologische Vielfalt • weiblicher Esel + männliches Pferd • Wissenschaft der Organismenvielfalt • Nachkommen können Nachkommen zeugen • Zusammenschluss einzelner Individuen • Merkmale die Bau und Struktur betreffen • Artkonzepte besitzen einen individuellen ... • ...
Final Exam Vocabulary 2023-05-30
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- A painting or structure created to remind people of a person or event.
- Unbiased: Not influenced by an individual’s personal viewpoint.
- A form of graphic art that consists of simple illustrations.
- The building blocks of a work of art. The visual components consist of color, form, line, shape, space, texture, and value.
- An artistic style that depicts not reality but subjective emotions. The artist accomplishes this aim through the use of color and exaggeration.
- Using someone else’s idea or image in your own artwork without asking for permission or giving credit.
- An element of art concerned with the degree of lightness and darkness of colors.
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- An overused symbol or element in an artistic work.
- Art created in public spaces including exterior of buildings, sidewalks, and highway overpasses. Its goal is to provoke discussion and reaction.
- Typefaces that have small lines or strokes attached to the end of a larger stroke.
- An element of art concerned with the look or feel of a surface.
- Unity, variety, emphasis, rhythm, movement, balance, pattern and proportion; the effects of the structure and combination of art elements to make a successful composition.
- The area between, around, and (sometimes) in objects.
- Typefaces that do not have small lines or strokes attached to the end of a larger stroke.
- Any form of art created that serves a utilitarian purpose: graphic design, interior design, industrial design, fashion design.
- A large piece of street art created by a single artist or a group (“crew”) working collaboratively. It may show a single large scene or depict a series of images in order to tell a story.
- An identifiable path created by a point moving in space. It is one-dimensional and can vary in width, direction, and length. They often define the edges of a form. They can be horizontal, vertical, or diagonal, straight or curved, thick or thin.
- The method of depicting 3-D space on a flat surface by using one or more vanishing points.
- An artistic strategy that involves the intentional borrowing, copying, and alteration of preexisting images, objects, and ideas.
- A philosophy and technique of art concerned with the balancing of positive and negative space in an artwork. (origin: Japan and China)
- Art produced purely for its aesthetic appeal: drawing, painting, sculpture, architecture and photography.
- Based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions.
22 Clues: An overused symbol or element in an artistic work. • The area between, around, and (sometimes) in objects. • A form of graphic art that consists of simple illustrations. • An element of art concerned with the look or feel of a surface. • Unbiased: Not influenced by an individual’s personal viewpoint. • ...
The Classroom at the End of the Hall 2025-01-17
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- The new art teacher was a ____ person.
- The genie came out of a ____ cloud.
- Emily's desk wouldn't close because it had too much _____.
- Miss Tra-la-la was the new art teacher.
- ___ hated art before the new art teacher arrived
- The longest river in the United States is the ____.
- The book Kenneth read was "Kenneth's Purple ____".
- Emily's desk was the ___ in the class.
- Clara thought she was the _____ witch around.
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- Clara dressed up as a ___ for the Halloween Party.
- Roger had the genie turn the ____ to ice.
- Kenneth's book told him about his ____.
- The teacher was only known as the ____ teacher.
- The doodle bug always gave Rosalie the ____ answer to test questions.
- Mary had a ____ that came to visit her.
- Mr. W.T. Melon came from ____ Island.
- Frances and Howard saw W.T. ____ above their room.
17 Clues: The genie came out of a ____ cloud. • Mr. W.T. Melon came from ____ Island. • The new art teacher was a ____ person. • Emily's desk was the ___ in the class. • Kenneth's book told him about his ____. • Miss Tra-la-la was the new art teacher. • Mary had a ____ that came to visit her. • Roger had the genie turn the ____ to ice. • ...
Italian Renaissance 2024-11-19
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- Artistic technique for depicting three-dimensional space on a flat surface.
- Inspiration from Greco-Roman art and culture.Florence The birthplace and cultural center of the Italian Renaissance.
- Sculptor and painter; created David and painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling.
- A wealthy city-state known for its art and trade during the Renaissance.
- Political philosopher; wrote The Prince.
- Painter; known for The School of Athens.
- Painting on wet plaster, commonly used in Renaissance art.
- Painter known for works like The Birth of Venus.
- Use of light and shadow to create depth in painting.
- Florentine statesman and patron of the arts.
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- Architect who designed the dome of the Florence Cathedral.
- Intellectual movement focusing on human potential and achievements.
- Poet; author of The Divine Comedy, a precursor to Renaissance humanism.
- Literally meaning "rebirth," it marks the revival of art, culture, and learning.
- Site of Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel and Raphael's frescoes.
- A Renaissance hub known for its patronage of Leonardo da Vinci.
- Home to the Papal States; saw the High Renaissance flourish under papal patronage.
- Emphasis on non-religious themes in art and thought.
- Poet and scholar; considered the "Father of Humanism."
- Artist, scientist, and polymath; painted the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper.
- Early Renaissance painter who introduced realism into religious art.
- Blurring of lines and edges in painting for realism.
22 Clues: Political philosopher; wrote The Prince. • Painter; known for The School of Athens. • Florentine statesman and patron of the arts. • Painter known for works like The Birth of Venus. • Emphasis on non-religious themes in art and thought. • Blurring of lines and edges in painting for realism. • Use of light and shadow to create depth in painting. • ...
Intro to 2D Art 2026-02-23
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- Similar colors of a family of colors on the color wheel
- Adding black to any color creates a ________
- Colors that are opposite on the color wheel
- A continuous mark present or made by a tool
- Light reflected off of a surface area that determines its hue
- Any of the elements of art used to draw attention to an area of dominate an area
- A cohesive quality that makes an artwork feel complete and finished or makes it look like it belongs together
- The differences in color, value, textures, shapes and other elements of art
- When white is added to any color a ________ is created
- The colors red, blue and yellow are what colors
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- Made by mixing two primary colors
- The area of a piece of artwork, it may be positive or negative or showing depth through perspective of overlapping
- The direction of the viewer's eye through a piece of art
- The distribution of visual weight in a work of art; symmetrical or asymmetrical
- A flat enclosed area of line
- The surface quality of an object, either implied or actual
- The lightness or darkness of color or shade
- The repetition of visual movement of the elements of art
- Planned regular or irregular repetitions of the elements of art
- Object showing 3 dimensions
- Made by mixing a primary and a secondary color
21 Clues: Object showing 3 dimensions • A flat enclosed area of line • Made by mixing two primary colors • Colors that are opposite on the color wheel • A continuous mark present or made by a tool • The lightness or darkness of color or shade • Adding black to any color creates a ________ • Made by mixing a primary and a secondary color • ...
Australian Art and Architecture 2017-04-27
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- The name of the rural township that started the contemporary aboriginal art movement. P...
- First name of designer of the city of Canberra
- Ben Quilty, contemporary war artist, was stationed in what conflict zone
- Contemporary Australian aboriginal photographer, produced iconic work of contemporary art titled Somehing ….
- Painter of Ned Kelly series in the collection of the National Gallery of Australia
- Ideology aligned with the Heidelberg School
- The Antipodean .... was a important document from the history of Australian modernism
- Aesthetics is the branch of philosophy concerned with the study of B....
- 20c Australian modernist artist championing the use of Aboriginal motifs in her painting
- The Port J.... Painter detailed the everyday life of Sydney's indigenous people.
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- Controversial painting acquired for the opening of the National Gallery of Australia
- Mike Parr used what to create an infamous performance/photograph in 1973. T....
- The Angry ....,. argued against abstract art practice in Australia
- 18c English institution championed ideals in art and philosophy
- Their .... vision prevented colonial painters from accurately depicting the Australia landscape.
- Surname of the designer of Sydney's Hyde Park Barracks. G....
- 18c English institution foregrounding an art of observation and experimentation
- School of art founded by Tom Roberts, Arthur Streeton and Fredrick McCubbin.
- What type of painting was Roy de Maistre famous for?
- Surname of the Sydney Opera House Architect. U....
20 Clues: Ideology aligned with the Heidelberg School • First name of designer of the city of Canberra • Surname of the Sydney Opera House Architect. U.... • What type of painting was Roy de Maistre famous for? • Surname of the designer of Sydney's Hyde Park Barracks. G.... • 18c English institution championed ideals in art and philosophy • ...
Salvador Dalí’s Art Comes to India for the First Time 2025-02-13
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- Having a strange, imaginative, or unreal quality, like Dalí’s art
- The country where Salvador Dalí was born
- An animal that appears in Dalí’s paintings and was gifted to him by Air India
- Three-dimensional artistic creations, such as Dalí’s lobster telephone
- An artistic movement that explores dreams, imagination, and the subconscious
- Works of art made with colors on canvas, many of which Dalí created
- The ability to create new and unusual ideas, central to Dalí’s art
- The study of the mind, which influenced Dalí’s artwork
- A public display of artwork for people to see
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- A unique feature of Dalí’s appearance, often curled upward
- The first word in the title of Dalí’s most famous painting about melting clocks
- Melting objects featured in Dalí’s famous painting The Persistence of Memory
- The country hosting Dalí’s art exhibition for the first time
- Objects designed by Dalí for Air India in exchange for a baby elephant
- Famous Spanish artist known for his dream-like and imaginative paintings
- A creative industry where Dalí also worked, designing clothes and accessories
- A company that operates flights, like Air India, which collaborated with Dalí
- The ability to think in new and original ways, a key trait of Dalí’s art
- A person who creates paintings, sculptures, or other creative works
- A place where art is displayed for the public to see
20 Clues: The country where Salvador Dalí was born • A public display of artwork for people to see • A place where art is displayed for the public to see • The study of the mind, which influenced Dalí’s artwork • A unique feature of Dalí’s appearance, often curled upward • The country hosting Dalí’s art exhibition for the first time • ...
Les Matières Scolaires 2023-08-15
17 Clues: art • maths • dance • music • sport • drama • French • English • biology • history • physics • science • geography • chemistry • philosophy • computer sciences • digital technologies
Exam Review 2026-06-18
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- it's good, but what this art needs is an...
- doesn't act like a child
- someone told them ahead of time to run
- my pet is always looking for things
- what buildings do when they're tired
- he didn't die, because they found him
- people who want to know everything
- he knew it would happen
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- old, but stylish
- a special individual
- this animal sounds terrible but is amazing
- my favourite kind of public art
- art from a can
- art, but 3D
- low quality
- just for a short while
16 Clues: art, but 3D • low quality • art from a can • old, but stylish • a special individual • just for a short while • he knew it would happen • doesn't act like a child • my favourite kind of public art • people who want to know everything • my pet is always looking for things • what buildings do when they're tired • he didn't die, because they found him • ...
New York City Art and Culture 2024-04-13
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- (Clue: Poetry competition in NYC)
- (Clue: Outdoor gallery in NYC)
- (Clue: Large-scale outdoor artwork)
- (Clue: Performing art form in NYC)
- (Clue: Music genre with deep roots in Harlem)
- (Clue: Artist's living space)
- (Clue: Cultural movement in Greenwich Village)
- (Clue: Pop art icon)
- (Clue: Museum known for American art)
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- (Clue: Theatrical production in NYC)
- (Clue: NYC performing arts center)
- (Clue: Frank Lloyd Wright-designed museum)
- (Clue: Artist's workspace)
- (Clue: Street art in NYC)
- (Clue: Famous NYC theater district)
- (Clue: Manhattan area known for its cultural institutions)
16 Clues: (Clue: Pop art icon) • (Clue: Street art in NYC) • (Clue: Artist's workspace) • (Clue: Artist's living space) • (Clue: Outdoor gallery in NYC) • (Clue: Poetry competition in NYC) • (Clue: NYC performing arts center) • (Clue: Performing art form in NYC) • (Clue: Famous NYC theater district) • (Clue: Large-scale outdoor artwork) • (Clue: Theatrical production in NYC) • ...
Elements of Art and Principals of Design 2024-03-07
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- of art the building blocks used by artists to create a work of art
- of design the rules a designer must follow to create an effective and attractive composition
- how light or dark something is
- the repeating of an object or symbol all over the work of art to create pattern
- the part of the design that catches the viewer’s attention
- Difference between art elements next to each other
- the way light looks when reflected off of objects
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- the path the viewer’s eye takes through the work of art
- an area that is enclosed by lines
- the distribution of the visual weight of objects, colors, texture, and space
- the area between and around objects
- the connection between two points
- a shape that looks 3D
- the use of several elements of design to hold the viewer’s attention
- the feeling of harmony between all parts of the work of art
- when one or more elements of design are used repeatedly to create a feeling of organized movement
- the feeling of unity created when all parts relate well with each other
- how something feels or looks like it would feel
18 Clues: a shape that looks 3D • how light or dark something is • an area that is enclosed by lines • the connection between two points • the area between and around objects • how something feels or looks like it would feel • the way light looks when reflected off of objects • Difference between art elements next to each other • ...
Chapter 14 and 15 Puzzle 2022-12-05
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- the fact or state of belonging to a social group that has a common national or cultural tradition
- literature in the form of prose, especially short stories and novels, that describes imaginary events and people
- soft vinyl and stainless steel sculptures of everyday objects
- Last name of painter who splaters paint and does abstract artwork
- cinematographic combination of documentary and fiction
- last name of famous artist known for soup can painting
- combines two dimensional and three dimensional art
- non violent resistance and fought for peace
- life-sized figures from plaster casts of live models
- an extreme form of abstract art
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- last name of famous artist who made a artwork named monogram and used assemblage
- Last name of Canto general
- the opposite of violence
- a reaction to the assumed certainty of scientific, or objective, efforts to explain reality
- bears the burden of freedom and responsibility of his actions
- art based on modern popular culture and the mass media, especially as a critical or ironic comment on traditional fine art values.
- a form of art that tries to be as realistic as possible
- many people fought for this because they were treated unfairly
- the advocacy of women's rights on the basis of the equality of the sexes
- art that does not attempt to represent external reality, but seeks to achieve its effect using shapes, forms, colors, and textures.
20 Clues: the opposite of violence • Last name of Canto general • an extreme form of abstract art • non violent resistance and fought for peace • combines two dimensional and three dimensional art • life-sized figures from plaster casts of live models • cinematographic combination of documentary and fiction • last name of famous artist known for soup can painting • ...
hisrtoy of art 2017-11-25
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- / one of eight major artistic movements during medieval period.
- / Popular materials used to create Mesopotamian arts.
- / primarily purpose Mesopotamian art was created.
- / An art form that was common in the Roman catacombs.
- / an ancient Greek sculptor in bronze of the 5th century BCE.
- / Sumerian sculptures appear to be made primarily out of cones and _________.
- / early Christian Byzantine also known as?
- / Santorini the most beautiful black igneous rock also known as?
- / a tall rectangular monument with a pyramid like point of Egyptians sculpture.
- / one of the world's earliest Egyptian scripts.
- / responsible for spreading literacy among Nobles throughout his-reign.
- / The central place of worship in Mesopotamia.
- / wall paintings been uncovered by Archaeologists that have been well preserved by the volcanic ash.
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- / Egyptian columns topped with floral decorations.
- / major art forms during early Palaeolithic period.
- / Minoan Bronze Age settlement on the volcanic Greek island of Santorini.
- / the city of Akrotiri on the volcanic island of Theorem.
- / the most famous Greek sculptures during the last period of ancient Greek art.
- / the first Christian Emperor.
- / Common characteristics of Mesopotamian art are repetition of simple patterns, characters, natural and _________ symbolism.
- / Roman artists had a much more _________ outlook and tempered idealistic.
- / the largest figures in any painting symbolizing their dominance and power of Egyptian art.
- / one of the most impressive domes in Rome.
23 Clues: / the first Christian Emperor. • / early Christian Byzantine also known as? • / one of the most impressive domes in Rome. • / The central place of worship in Mesopotamia. • / one of the world's earliest Egyptian scripts. • / primarily purpose Mesopotamian art was created. • / Egyptian columns topped with floral decorations. • ...
Link4 Lesson 16 2014-10-14
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- There were now open to new, less traditional what of art?
- He displayed a urinal in an art what?
- He suggested that who should freely wonder about what art is?
- People even what at him?
- It stands out because it what the way people think about art?
- The piece was called what?
- After the Second World War, people became a lot more what?
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- Who are free to explore different concepts?
- Duchamp's idea helped change the what of art?
- Marcel Duchamp shocked the art what?
- It was just a standard what found in any men's bathroom?
- It was white, smooth, curvy, and made of what?
- R. Mutt was a what name of Duchamp?
- People did not understand Duchamp's what?
- He picked a random object and took it from its what position?
15 Clues: People even what at him? • The piece was called what? • R. Mutt was a what name of Duchamp? • Marcel Duchamp shocked the art what? • He displayed a urinal in an art what? • People did not understand Duchamp's what? • Who are free to explore different concepts? • Duchamp's idea helped change the what of art? • It was white, smooth, curvy, and made of what? • ...
Contemporary Philippine Art 2019-07-13
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- area occupied by an object
- tagalog ancient script
- source and history of a work of art
- chicken like figure
- study on the symbols and meaning of an artwork
- deals with nature and beauty
- work of artist
- artistic design of the "Maranao's
- movement in the visual arts
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- appearance of a surface
- lightness to darkness of an area
- distortion of color
- meaning of art work
- prolongation of a point
- oldest known work of art
15 Clues: work of artist • distortion of color • chicken like figure • meaning of art work • tagalog ancient script • appearance of a surface • prolongation of a point • oldest known work of art • area occupied by an object • movement in the visual arts • deals with nature and beauty • lightness to darkness of an area • artistic design of the "Maranao's • source and history of a work of art • ...
Reading Vocab 8 p.60 2026-05-06
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- – art that does not try to look realistic
- – how bright or strong a color is
- – a 3D work of art made by shaping materials
- – a place where art is displayed
- – a way of drawing to show depth and distance
- – a drawing or painting of objects (like fruit or flowers)
- – a strong cloth used for painting on
- – paint that is mixed with water to create soft colors
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- – a person who organizes and takes care of art in a museum or gallery
- – new and unusual art that is different from tradition
- – the color used in paint
- – a large painting on a wall
- – the study of beauty and what looks pleasing
- – a painting or picture of outdoor scenery
- – the point where lines seem to meet in the distance
15 Clues: – the color used in paint • – a large painting on a wall • – a place where art is displayed • – how bright or strong a color is • – a strong cloth used for painting on • – art that does not try to look realistic • – a painting or picture of outdoor scenery • – a 3D work of art made by shaping materials • – the study of beauty and what looks pleasing • ...
Art Final Study Guide Crossword #1 2025-05-14
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- Type of perspective with a single vanishing point.
- Art made by combining different materials like paint, paper, and fabric.
- Type of perspective with two vanishing points.
- Meditative practice often used in creating repetitive art patterns like tangles.
- A technique of composing artwork by assembling different materials onto a surface.
- Principle of design that creates a sense of wholeness in an artwork.
- Point where parallel lines appear to converge in perspective.
- Technique used to create the illusion of depth on a flat surface.
- A self-published booklet focusing on personal or niche topics.
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- Line that represents the viewer's eye level in perspective drawings.
- A principle of design that creates a sense of visual stability.
- Element of art that refers to the surface quality of an object.
- Second step of an art critique, focusing on how the elements and principles are used.
- A process involving description, analysis, interpretation, and evaluation of artwork.
- Final step of an art critique, focusing on the success of the artwork.
- Third step of an art critique, focusing on the meaning or message of the artwork.
- Technique used to enhance the illusion of depth in drawings.
- Repeating decorative design often used in Zen tangles.
- A principle of design that suggests movement through repetition.
19 Clues: Type of perspective with two vanishing points. • Type of perspective with a single vanishing point. • Repeating decorative design often used in Zen tangles. • Technique used to enhance the illusion of depth in drawings. • Point where parallel lines appear to converge in perspective. • A self-published booklet focusing on personal or niche topics. • ...
hisrtoy of art 2017-11-25
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- de milo / the most famous Greek sculptures during the last period of ancient Greek art.
- / a tall rectangular monument with a pyramid like point of Egyptians sculpture.
- / Common characteristics of Mesopotamian art are repetition of simple patterns, characters, natural and _________ symbolism.
- / responsible for spreading literacy among Nobles throughout his-reign.
- / Roman artists had a much more _________ outlook and tempered idealistic.
- / Sumerian sculptures appear to be made primarily out of cones and _________.
- / Santorini the most beautiful black igneous rock also known as?
- / wall paintings been uncovered by Archaeologists that have been well preserved by the volcanic ash.
- / one of the world's earliest Egyptian scripts.
- Ages / early Christian Byzantine also known as?
- / Egyptian columns topped with floral decorations.
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- / major art forms during early Palaeolithic period.
- / primarily purpose Mesopotamian art was created.
- / one of eight major artistic movements during medieval period.
- kong / the city of Akrotiri on the volcanic island of Theorem.
- / The central place of worship in Mesopotamia.
- / one of the most impressive domes in Rome.
- / An art form that was common in the Roman catacombs.
- / the first Christian Emperor.
- / Minoan Bronze Age settlement on the volcanic Greek island of Santorini.
- / an ancient Greek sculptor in bronze of the 5th century BCE.
- / the largest figures in any painting symbolizing their dominance and power of Egyptian art.
- / Popular materials used to create Mesopotamian arts.
23 Clues: / the first Christian Emperor. • / one of the most impressive domes in Rome. • / The central place of worship in Mesopotamia. • / one of the world's earliest Egyptian scripts. • Ages / early Christian Byzantine also known as? • / primarily purpose Mesopotamian art was created. • / Egyptian columns topped with floral decorations. • ...
Art forms I 2022-10-19
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- the art or practice of cappturing images with a camera.
- the art form of writting and reading
- the movement of the body in a rhythmic way
- pots and other articles made from clay hardened by heat.
- process of transferring images to a material
- the art form of building and designing a construction
- process of planning the creation of objects.
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- a play or other activity or presentation in an artistic way
- the form of art that combines, theater, music, picture and literature.
- vocal or instrumental sounds combined to produce beauty
- the art of making three-dimensional forms.
- a picture or diagram made with a pencil, pen, or crayon.
- production and display of artwork.
- an activity involving skill in making things by hand.
- the process or art of using paint, in a canvas.
15 Clues: production and display of artwork. • the art form of writting and reading • the art of making three-dimensional forms. • the movement of the body in a rhythmic way • process of transferring images to a material • process of planning the creation of objects. • the process or art of using paint, in a canvas. • an activity involving skill in making things by hand. • ...
appropriation meme 2021-12-03
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- art mvmnt from 1900's using appropriation
- the artist who appropriated dc comics
- a.collier did this to roys images
- ``M'm! M'm! Good!
- marilyn famous person
- type of art process used for mass production
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- artist who used a real shark in his art
- name of the artist who coined readymade
- a text base comedic assemblege
- synonymous with appropriate
- the type of material art can be made out of
- art mvmnt popular with mass culture
- IG photo appropriator artist
- large balloon animal sculptures artist
14 Clues: ``M'm! M'm! Good! • marilyn famous person • synonymous with appropriate • IG photo appropriator artist • a text base comedic assemblege • a.collier did this to roys images • art mvmnt popular with mass culture • the artist who appropriated dc comics • large balloon animal sculptures artist • artist who used a real shark in his art • name of the artist who coined readymade • ...
Art Crossword 2 2022-10-21
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- a warm color
- comic style, originally from Asia
- Picasso's cubist style was greatly inspired by masks from this continent
- this Asian city also hosts its own ArtBasel art fair
- art tool for painting
- mexican painter famous for self portraits
- what you mix colors on
- lifelike art style
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- a cool color
- artist famous for "The Last Supper"
- mixing colors or art materials together
- a warm color
- art style made of shapes, lines, colors, etc.
- when an artist paints a person's face
- a cool color
- anonymous street artist from the UK
16 Clues: a cool color • a warm color • a warm color • a cool color • lifelike art style • art tool for painting • what you mix colors on • comic style, originally from Asia • artist famous for "The Last Supper" • anonymous street artist from the UK • when an artist paints a person's face • mixing colors or art materials together • mexican painter famous for self portraits • ...
Final Study Guide 2021-04-20
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- wrote aleatory piece 4' 33"
- associated with method acting
- Created, A Trip to the Moon
- "Great Criticism" reflects influences of
- Go Tell It on the Mountain
- Leading artists of China's pop art
- First totalitarian state
- Author of, Einstein on the Beach
- Associated with the art of dance
- "Fallingwater" depended on the inventive use
- Leopold Bloom, central figure in landmark work
- Painted "The Migration Series"
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- Method thrived on nihilism and Irrationalism
- originated with rejection of architecture
- immortalized aerial bombing of civilization
- Fauvist artworks are most notable for bold use
- Leading action painter
- Cinematic shots in rapid succession
- Les Demoiselles d'Avignon was a precursor
- Libido was an important drive of
- Landmark was Being & Nothingness
- Pioneer figure in American Pop art
- Genre of Waiting for Godot
23 Clues: Leading action painter • First totalitarian state • Go Tell It on the Mountain • Genre of Waiting for Godot • wrote aleatory piece 4' 33" • Created, A Trip to the Moon • associated with method acting • Painted "The Migration Series" • Author of, Einstein on the Beach • Associated with the art of dance • Libido was an important drive of • Landmark was Being & Nothingness • ...
Creativity 2026-05-20
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- Black drawing medium
- Large painting on a wall
- Fill with creative energy
- Difference between light and dark
- Stand used by painters
- Repeated decorative arrangement
- Art made from assembled pieces
- Shape by carving or modeling
- Rough preliminary drawing
- Form pictures in the mind
- Early version of a creative work
- Soft chalky art medium
- Picture made from tiny pieces
- Imaginative way of seeing ideas
- Source of artistic inspiration
- Medium used in calligraphy
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- Pleasing artistic arrangement
- Japanese paper-folding art
- Coloring tool with felt tip
- Visual stability in composition
- Fuel for many creative ideas
- Ceramic art form
- Surface quality in artwork
- Board for mixing colors
- Object representing an idea
- Surface for acrylics or oils
- Plan the look of something
- Artist’s creative workspace
28 Clues: Ceramic art form • Black drawing medium • Stand used by painters • Soft chalky art medium • Board for mixing colors • Large painting on a wall • Fill with creative energy • Rough preliminary drawing • Form pictures in the mind • Japanese paper-folding art • Surface quality in artwork • Plan the look of something • Medium used in calligraphy • Coloring tool with felt tip • ...
Elements and Principles 2025-10-22
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- how light or dark something is
- the repeating of an object or symbol all over the work of art to create pattern
- the use of several elements of design to hold the viewer’s attention
- the distribution of the visual weight of objects, colors, texture, and space
- the way light looks when reflected off of objects
- how something feels or looks like it would feel
- the feeling of unity created when all parts relate well with each other
- the part of the design that catches the viewer’s attention
Down
- the path the viewer’s eye takes through the work of art
- the feeling of harmony between all parts of the work of art
- Of Design the rules a designer must follow to create an effective and attractive composition
- of art: the building blocks used by artists to create a work of art
- an area that is enclosed by lines
- Difference between art elements next to each other
- a shape that looks 3D
- the connection between two points, a point moving through space
- the area between and around objects
- when one or more elements of design are used repeatedly to create a feeling of organized movement
18 Clues: a shape that looks 3D • how light or dark something is • an area that is enclosed by lines • the area between and around objects • how something feels or looks like it would feel • the way light looks when reflected off of objects • Difference between art elements next to each other • the path the viewer’s eye takes through the work of art • ...
Elements and Principles 2026-02-03
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- a shape that looks 3D
- how something feels or looks like it would feel
- the way light looks when reflected off of objects
- the repeating of an object or symbol all over the work of art to create pattern
- the connection between two points, a point moving through space
- when one or more elements of design are used repeatedly to create a feeling of organized movement
- the part of the design that catches the viewer’s attention
- the feeling of harmony between all parts of the work of art
- how light or dark something is
Down
- Of Design the rules a designer must follow to create an effective and attractive composition
- the feeling of unity created when all parts relate well with each other
- the path the viewer’s eye takes through the work of art
- the distribution of the visual weight of objects, colors, texture, and space
- an area that is enclosed by lines
- the use of several elements of design to hold the viewer’s attention
- Difference between art elements next to each other
- of art the building blocks used by artists to create a work of art
- the area between and around objects
18 Clues: a shape that looks 3D • how light or dark something is • an area that is enclosed by lines • the area between and around objects • how something feels or looks like it would feel • the way light looks when reflected off of objects • Difference between art elements next to each other • the path the viewer’s eye takes through the work of art • ...
Andy Warhol of the 1960s 2023-07-19
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- Subject of Warhol's famous artwork series
- Iconic image used on the cover of The Velvet Underground's debut album, designed by Warhol
- Color often used by Warhol in his artworks
- First name of the music legend depicted in Warhol's art
- Material used in Warhol's famous series of portraits
- Warhol was a prominent figure in the world of contemporary ___
- Warhol's art often explored themes from ___
- The name of Warhol's famous studio in New York City
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- Type of camera used by Warhol for his artistic process
- Title of a film loosely based on Warhol's life and circle
- Last name of the soup brand featured in Warhol's art
- Technique frequently employed by Warhol
- 54 Famous nightclub frequented by Warhol and other celebrities in the 1960s
- First name of the iconic actress depicted in Warhol's art
- Art movement associated with Warhol
15 Clues: Art movement associated with Warhol • Technique frequently employed by Warhol • Subject of Warhol's famous artwork series • Color often used by Warhol in his artworks • Warhol's art often explored themes from ___ • The name of Warhol's famous studio in New York City • Last name of the soup brand featured in Warhol's art • ...
Final Study Guide 2021-04-20
Across
- wrote aleatory piece 4' 33"
- associated with method acting
- Created, A Trip to the Moon
- "Great Criticism" reflects influences of
- Go Tell It on the Mountain
- Leading artists of China's pop art
- First totalitarian state
- Author of, Einstein on the Beach
- Associated with the art of dance
- "Fallingwater" depended on the inventive use
- Leopold Bloom, central figure in landmark work
- Painted "The Migration Series"
Down
- Method thrived on nihilism and Irrationalism
- originated with rejection of architecture
- immortalized aerial bombing of civilization
- Fauvist artworks are most notable for bold use
- Leading action painter
- Cinematic shots in rapid succession
- Les Demoiselles d'Avignon was a precursor
- Libido was an important drive of
- Landmark was Being & Nothingness
- Pioneer figure in American Pop art
- Genre of Waiting for Godot
23 Clues: Leading action painter • First totalitarian state • Go Tell It on the Mountain • Genre of Waiting for Godot • wrote aleatory piece 4' 33" • Created, A Trip to the Moon • associated with method acting • Painted "The Migration Series" • Author of, Einstein on the Beach • Associated with the art of dance • Libido was an important drive of • Landmark was Being & Nothingness • ...
WGT Discover 2026-04-08
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- flat surface used for painting
- make something new
- use color and a brush to make art
- the way a surface feels or looks
- a quick rough drawing
- show your feelings or ideas
- make a picture with a pencil or pen
- plan how something will look
- fill someone with the urge to create
- stand that holds a canvas while you paint
- an outstanding work of art
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- what you see when light hits an object
- shape clay or another material into art
- a repeated design or arrangement
- artwork made by gluing pieces together
- thoughts or plans that spark creativity
- one of a kind like nothing else
- a flat board used to mix paint colors
- a room or space where an artist works
- a room or building where art is displayed
20 Clues: make something new • a quick rough drawing • an outstanding work of art • show your feelings or ideas • plan how something will look • flat surface used for painting • one of a kind like nothing else • a repeated design or arrangement • the way a surface feels or looks • use color and a brush to make art • make a picture with a pencil or pen • fill someone with the urge to create • ...
8th Grade Art Vocabulary 2023-05-12
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- The relationship of one thing to another in size, amount, etc.
- A principle of art where the same element is used many times to hold our attention and for unity.
- Color A color that stands out from its surroundings
- A principle of design concerned with the inclusion of differences in the elements of a composition to offset unity and add interest to an artwork.
- Colors black, white, gray, brown
- Arranged from first to last
- Specify a percentage of original size to enlarge or reduce the size of an object.
- to produce multiple images on paper or other surfaces using a hand-cut image
- To scratch a surface without going completely through
- The feel, appearance, or consistency of a surface, substance, or fabric.
- A principle of art about the visual flow created through repetition of an element.
- Taking something for one's own use, often without permission
- The planning of placement of actors on a stage/ arrangement of elements
- To Represent something without attention to realistic detail
- To create a form by placing a raw material in, around or over another form
- Art that focuses on the elements of art (Line, shape, color, form, texture, value, pattern) rather than a realistic depiction of something.
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- Sculpting technique in which material is added to create a form
- A type of sculpture that has elements that come forward from a flat background
- Stretching, squishing, or twisting something out of shape.
- Sculpting technique in which material is subtracted to create a form
- a geometric figure representing the universe in Hindu and Buddhist symbolism.
- Strong references to the real world, especially the human figure
- A condition in which different elements are equal or in the correct proportions. There are three types of visual balance: symmetry, asymmetry, and radial.
- the movement of the artist's hand captured in painting or drawing.
- Loose spontaneous brushwork
- An Element of art where a decorative design is repeated.
- A principle of art where elements are placed in a way that guides the viewer look across the artwork in a certain way. It is also when the artist creates the illusion that something is moving, or possibly even incorporates actual movement into a work.
- the distance and position of one thing to a subject
- The Round A type of sculpture that is free standing and has all sides showing
- a situation or condition of hostility, suspense, or uneasiness: Often in art, the balance of opposing elements.
- A principle of art about adding specific detail, special color, or exaggerated features to something to bring more attention to it.
- A principle of art that about the difference between things. Most often, it is used to talk about light vs. dark.
- purity of color
- Perspective a technique used in art, mostly in sculpture and painting, in which the artist uses unnatural proportion or scale to depict the relative importance of the figures in the artwork.
- A principle of art where the use of similar elements help the overall work of art fit together comfortably.
35 Clues: purity of color • Arranged from first to last • Loose spontaneous brushwork • Colors black, white, gray, brown • Color A color that stands out from its surroundings • the distance and position of one thing to a subject • To scratch a surface without going completely through • An Element of art where a decorative design is repeated. • ...
Contemporary Philippine Art 2019-07-13
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- chicken like figure
- meaning of art work
- oldest known work of art
- work of artist
- study on the symbols and meaning of an artwork
- prolongation of a point
- tagalog ancient script
- area occupied by an object
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- appearance of a surface
- movement in the visual arts
- distortion of color
- deals with nature and beauty
- source and history of a work of art
- artistic design of the "Maranao's
- lightness to darkness of an area
15 Clues: work of artist • distortion of color • chicken like figure • meaning of art work • tagalog ancient script • appearance of a surface • prolongation of a point • oldest known work of art • area occupied by an object • movement in the visual arts • deals with nature and beauty • lightness to darkness of an area • artistic design of the "Maranao's • source and history of a work of art • ...
Museums Around the World 2025-09-27
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- – National museum network in D.C.
- – Modern art hub in London
- – Greek history at its peak
- – Impressionist haven in Paris
- – Dutch masters in Amsterdam
- – New York’s modern art giant
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- – Ancient wonders in Berlin
- – Renaissance gems in Florence
- – Art and gardens in L.A.
- – Paris home of the Mona Lisa
- – NYC’s massive art collection
- – Spanish masterworks in Madrid
- – Home of the Sistine Chapel
- – Russian treasure trove in St. Petersburg
- – Frank Lloyd Wright’s NYC spiral
15 Clues: – Art and gardens in L.A. • – Modern art hub in London • – Ancient wonders in Berlin • – Greek history at its peak • – Home of the Sistine Chapel • – Dutch masters in Amsterdam • – Paris home of the Mona Lisa • – New York’s modern art giant • – Renaissance gems in Florence • – NYC’s massive art collection • – Impressionist haven in Paris • – Spanish masterworks in Madrid • ...
ARTS 2025-03-07
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- Large-scale wall paintings, often found in public places (Starts with M, 6 letters)
- A rough or unfinished drawing (Starts with S, 6 letters)
- A stand used to hold a painting while an artist works on it (Starts with E, 5 letters)
- The craft of making objects from clay (Starts with P, 7 letters)
- A dramatic performance that combines singing and acting (Starts with O, 5 letters)
- A printmaking technique using acid to carve designs into metal (Starts with E, 7 letters)
- A style of art that does not represent real objects (Starts with A, 8 letters)
- A painting technique done on wet plaster (Starts with F, 6 letters)
- The surface used by painters to create artworks (Starts with C, 6 letters)
- The art of designing dance movements (Starts with C, 12 letters)
- The art of beautiful handwriting (Starts with C, 11 letters)
- A soft coloring material used for drawings (Starts with P, 6 letters)
- Street art often sprayed onto public walls (Starts with G, 8 letters)
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- A classical dance form known for grace and technique (Starts with B, 6 letters)
- The art of carving stone, wood, or metal into shapes (Starts with S, 9 letters)
- A drawing or picture used to explain or decorate text (Starts with I, 11 letters)
- An art form using small colored pieces of glass or stone (Starts with M, 6 letters)
- A long musical composition, typically played by an orchestra (Starts with S, 8 letters)
- A painting, drawing, or photograph of a person (Starts with P, 8 letters)
- Art created by assembling different materials on a surface (Starts with C, 7 letters)
20 Clues: A rough or unfinished drawing (Starts with S, 6 letters) • The art of beautiful handwriting (Starts with C, 11 letters) • The craft of making objects from clay (Starts with P, 7 letters) • The art of designing dance movements (Starts with C, 12 letters) • A painting technique done on wet plaster (Starts with F, 6 letters) • ...
LES COURS 2025-02-11
17 Clues: art • easy • maths • grade • school • history • physics • useless • biology • usefull • difficult • cafeteria • humanities • scholarship • homework(pl) • computer science • foreign languages
Crossword 2024-09-19
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- an account of one’s life
- a length of something
- a theory of art
- effect with eyesight
- a fact which happens or exists
- art of construction design
- quality of being genuine and true
- What happened in 14th-16th century in Europe
- the analysis evaluation and interpretation
- a system used in art criticism
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- a family under the same roof
- create something to keep steady
- the process of growth
- What happened in 18th century in Europe
- Which is observed for purpose
- rate of the performance
- make up one’s mind
- a period of art history after the Middle Ages
- the detailed study and result
- practical skill
- one of fine arts
- the ancient time before the Middle Ages
- inner character of buildings
- one of crafts, mostly gem
24 Clues: a theory of art • practical skill • one of fine arts • make up one’s mind • effect with eyesight • a length of something • the process of growth • rate of the performance • an account of one’s life • one of crafts, mostly gem • art of construction design • a family under the same roof • inner character of buildings • Which is observed for purpose • the detailed study and result • ...
L’Esthetique: 2026-05-24
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- - basé sur les anciennes habitudes
- - art de construire des bâtiments
- - mouvement du corps en musique
- - agréable et équilibré
- - beau à regarder
- - choses culturelles importantes
- - montrer clairement
- - qui choque ou surprend
- - beau et raffiné
- - rendre plus beau
- - montrer ses sentiments
- - manière artistique de présenter
- - aimer ou admirer
- - idées de ce qui est beau
- - activité créative
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- - actuel et nouveau
- - art de créer des formes solides
- - oeuvre d’art très connue
- - différent et nouveau
- - textes et livres artistiques
- - plein d’imagination
- - qui reste moderne longtemps
- - films et industrie du film
- - art des spectacles sur scène
- - art avec des couleurs
- - qui donne des idées
- - sont organisés
- - aer de prendre des photos
- - styles de vêtements populaires
- - montrer une image ou idée
30 Clues: - sont organisés • - beau à regarder • - beau et raffiné • - rendre plus beau • - aimer ou admirer • - actuel et nouveau • - activité créative • - montrer clairement • - plein d’imagination • - qui donne des idées • - différent et nouveau • - agréable et équilibré • - art avec des couleurs • - qui choque ou surprend • - montrer ses sentiments • - oeuvre d’art très connue • ...
Module 4 Vocab Choice Activity 2023-05-02
21 Clues: war • clay • dark • could • should • marble • to deny • to hate • portrait • to thank • to doubt • to insist • to regret • historian • to wonder • art dealer • paintbrush • water-color • work of art • scenographer • costume designer
Contemporary 2022-11-10
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- The art and science of designing buildings and some non-buildings structures
- In the Philippines it usually refers to compositions that have adopted ideas in elements from twentieth century art music in the west
- Film that is produced today by artist living in the 21st century
- Is an act or instance of placing two elements close together side by side
- He is a world-renowned contemporary Filipino artist known for his dynamic melding of realism, cartoons, and graffiti
- Artworks that are created through actions performed by the artist or other participants, which may be live or recorded, spontaneous or scripted
- Jarrold Tarog study at?
- Refers to forms of art in which artist use their voices, bodies or inanimate objects to convey artistic expression
- Locsin’s peers dub him the?
- Represent by a drawing, painting or other art form
- The practice of applying paint, pigment color or other medium to a solid surface
- His portraits are famously a mix of the monochrome and the Technicolor
- Known as the “Father of Modern Philippine sculpture”
- A motion picture made primarily for aesthic reasons rather than commercial profit
- Perhaps best known for his cartoonish, many-legged subject “Garapata”
- How art transforms a _____ is now and occupation of contemporary artist
- This genre of art is believed to have started in the late 1960s by the end of the modernism era
- Contemporary artists are now as innovative as ever
- Was a Filipino architect, and was proclaimed as a national artist of the Philippines for architecture in 1990
- ______ artist have tried to interpret various human activities, form ordinary activities such as chores, routines, and rituals, to socially relevant themes such as poverty, commercialism, and war
- He has called his film making expertise as?
- Who is the artist of Gray ground painting ?
- He is best known for directing Heneral luna, Bliss, and Goyo
- Edith Tiempo was born in?
- Also known as Mr. C
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- The traditional subdivision of arts, being architecture, sculpture, painting, literature, music, performing, and film
- The architecture of 21st century
- Considered to be an art form or any single writing deemed to have artistic or intellectual value, and sometimes deploys language in way that differ from ordinary usage
- Is a reality in the present-day world, and contemporary artist have used technology in the creation and dissemination of works of art
- A poet, fiction writer a teacher and literary critic, was a Filipino writier in the English language
- Is a 21st-century art created by Filipino artists originating from the different regions in the Philippines reflecting technological progression and cultural diversity
- Performed or occurring as a result of a sudden impulse of inclination and without premeditation or external stimulus
- Credited for his work in promoting Philippine traditional dance and cultural work
- Aims to provide students with an appreciation of a broad range of styles in the various disciplines with consideration on their elements and principles
- Arts made and produced by artist living today
- By _______, the contemporary artist revives the interest the existing form of art
- Concerned with combining vocal or instrumental sounds for beauty for more emotional expression
- A form of art which creates 3 dimensional art work achieved by shaping certain materials
- Having many different aspects or features
- This genre of ___ is believed to have started in the late 1960’s by the end of modernism art era
- A self-taught person
- Listing the world records both of human achievements and the extreme of the natural world
- Because art is produced by____ and people are influenced by time
- Late husband of Edith Tiempo
- Is defined as literature written after world war II through the current day
- Includes artistic work produced during the period extending roughly from the 1860’s to the 1970’s, and denotes the styles and philosophy of the art produced during that era
- Is a photograph or picture develops or executed in black and white or in varying tones of only one color
- After graduation Tarog played the drums for a?
- An artistic form in which hard or plastic materials are worked into three-dimensional art objects
- A large public gathering at which people perform an unusual or seemingly random act and then disperse
50 Clues: Also known as Mr. C • A self-taught person • Jarrold Tarog study at? • Edith Tiempo was born in? • Locsin’s peers dub him the? • Late husband of Edith Tiempo • The architecture of 21st century • Having many different aspects or features • He has called his film making expertise as? • Who is the artist of Gray ground painting ? • Arts made and produced by artist living today • ...
Beginning Art Quiz 1 Review 2022-09-22
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- Colors that are directly across each other on the Color Wheel
- Type of texture that reflects how an objects looks like it feels
- Red, Orange, and Yellow are considered a ________ color scheme.
- Space, The empty space that surrounds positive space in an artwork
- Type of drawing that includes a simple outline of an object, with very little detail
- A 2-dimensional (2D) enclosed space; measured by length and width
- An Element of Art that is 3-dimensional (3D); measured by length, width, and depth
- Illusion, art that “Tricks the Eye”
- __________________ colors are created when you mix 1 Primary and 1 Secondary Color that are next to each other on the Color Wheel
- of Art, Building Blocks of art
- The area in which an artwork is created
- The 3 ___________ colors are Red, Blue, and Yellow
- Art, Art that does not attempt to show or illustrate reality
- The pathway of a dot; a dot moving through space
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- Type of texture that reflects the way an object actually feels
- Space, Represented by the actual objects that take up space in an artwork
- Free-flowing shapes; found in nature
- The lightness or darkness of an object; refers to shadows and highlights
- Mathematical shapes; use of a tool (ruler) needed for accuracy
- An artistic composition made up of various materials (ex: paper, cloth, wood) glued onto a surface
- Blue, Violet (Purple), and Green are considered a _________ color scheme.
- The arrangement or placement of the Elements of Art in an artwork
- The colors you get when you mix 2 Primary Colors; Orange, Green, Violet (Purple)
- The smaller parts of an artwork; usually seen best up close; create Visual Interest
- Perceived by the way light is reflected off a surface
25 Clues: of Art, Building Blocks of art • Illusion, art that “Tricks the Eye” • Free-flowing shapes; found in nature • The area in which an artwork is created • The pathway of a dot; a dot moving through space • The 3 ___________ colors are Red, Blue, and Yellow • Perceived by the way light is reflected off a surface • ...
.The uniqueness of the literary literature is that of other art types for example, music and color comparison 5.The work of art doctrine. Form and content 6.Art Litcrature - The Art of Speaking 2026-05-14
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- A type of art (like literature and music) that unfolds over a period of time.
- The clear and distinct expression of ideas through speech or writing.
- A type of art (like painting or sculpture) that exists primarily in physical space.
- The central topic or underlying subject of a work (part of the content).
- The principle that form and content must work together perfectly to create a whole.
- Using concrete images to represent abstract ideas, bridging the gap between "color" and "thought."
- In literature, the "feel" of the language; in painting, the physical surface of the canvas.
- Art that is based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions.
- The variation in volume and intensity, a concept literature borrows from music to show emotion.
- The pleasing arrangement of parts, whether they are musical notes, colors, or words.
- The arrangement of elements within a work of art to create a harmonious whole.
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- Literature is often called the "___ Art" because it relies entirely on language.
- The "color" of language; it adds depth and shade to literal meanings.
- The combination of different elements (like sound and meaning) into a single artistic experience.
- The branch of philosophy dealing with the nature of beauty and art.
- The external structure, style, and organization of a work of art.
- The primary "material" or medium of literature, unlike stone for a sculptor or paint for an artist.
- The ability of literature to "sculpt" characters and scenes in the reader's mind without physical clay.
- The inner meaning, message, or ideas expressed in a literary work.
- A quality literature shares with music; the patterned recurrence of sound or beat.
20 Clues: The external structure, style, and organization of a work of art. • The inner meaning, message, or ideas expressed in a literary work. • The branch of philosophy dealing with the nature of beauty and art. • The "color" of language; it adds depth and shade to literal meanings. • The clear and distinct expression of ideas through speech or writing. • ...
Basquiat Study Guide 2021-03-08
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- His graffiti partner
- The show Basquiat's work is publicly exhibited for the first time
- Age Basquiat was when his father kicked him out
- Name of the musical band Basquiat formed before he became a famous artist
- During his lifetime, the Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney museum did this to his work
- The number of languages Basquiat spoke by age 11.
- Book his mom gave him after the accident in which he was hit by a car
- Artwork that influenced Basquiat at early age
- Basquiat was a leading figure in this art style
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- Borough/neighborhood of New York City that Basquiat was born and raised
- a major element in his art that gave it high content
- Basquiat's famous art friend
- Age Basquiat died
- Age Basquiat was when he became the youngest to exhibit work at Documenta in Germany
- This person instill his love for art by taking him to art museums as a child
- Basquiat signature icon/motif that recognized his heroes
- His graffiti tag/signature
17 Clues: Age Basquiat died • His graffiti partner • His graffiti tag/signature • Basquiat's famous art friend • Artwork that influenced Basquiat at early age • Age Basquiat was when his father kicked him out • Basquiat was a leading figure in this art style • The number of languages Basquiat spoke by age 11. • a major element in his art that gave it high content • ...
The Elements of Art 2021-01-19
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- And artistic line technique used to create tonal or shading effect by drawing closely spaced parallel lines that overlap one another to create a cross.
- A texture that reflects light unevenly across the surface.
- a type of space that refers to the empty spaces the artist has created around, between, and within the subjects.
- One of the seven elements of art that describes the darkness or lightness of a color.
- One of the seven elements of art, an enclosed space, a bounded two-dimensional shape that has both length and width.
- art that has no recognizable subject matter
- In color theory, these are all the colors of a single hue.
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- A texture that reflects light evenly across the surface.
- a type of space that refers to the subject of the piece itself.
- One of the seven elements of art, a point that moves across a page.
- one of the classic seven elements of art refers to the distances or areas around, between, and within components of a piece.
- the spectrum bent into a circle.
- One of the seven elements of art, the feel, appearance, or consistency of a surface or substance.
- One of the seven elements of art connotes something that is three-dimensional and encloses volume, having length, width, height, and depth.
- An artistic Line Technique used to create tonal or shading effects by drawing closely spaced parallel lines.
- is a light value of a hue, white is added.
- One of the seven elements of art refers to light reflected to our eyes.
- is a dark value of a hue, black is added.
18 Clues: the spectrum bent into a circle. • is a dark value of a hue, black is added. • is a light value of a hue, white is added. • art that has no recognizable subject matter • A texture that reflects light evenly across the surface. • A texture that reflects light unevenly across the surface. • In color theory, these are all the colors of a single hue. • ...
Ancient Egyptian Art 2018-05-13
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- 6.5 million tons = about 2407 African ( ) elephants
- represents the sky, water, the heavens, the ancient flood and both rebirth and creation
- a form of egyptian art; survived due to extremely dry climate
- a form of egyptian art; originally made for funcional reasons
- largest of the pyramids of Giza
- where egyptian art was developed
- colour of vegetation, growth, joy, fertility, new life and regeneration
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- a form of egyptian art; mainly used sun-baked mud brick, limestone, sandstone, and granite
- a limestone statue with the body of a lion and the head of a human
- ancient egyptian art is a form of ancient art in the ( ) area
- a form of egyptian art; created by using the technique of sunk relief
- represents eternal, imperishable, and indestructible
- colour of cleanliness, power, purity and simplicity
- colour of fire, anger, life, chaos, victory and hostility
14 Clues: largest of the pyramids of Giza • where egyptian art was developed • colour of cleanliness, power, purity and simplicity • represents eternal, imperishable, and indestructible • 6.5 million tons = about 2407 African ( ) elephants • colour of fire, anger, life, chaos, victory and hostility • a form of egyptian art; survived due to extremely dry climate • ...
switcher 2022-08-29
25 Clues: art • fast • fart • stof • slem • korn • majs • mode • prut • mærke • slags • brand • kunst • patron • fabrik • karbad • annonce • hurtigt • landkort • brusebad • faktuel-historie • fiktionshistorie • beskytter/stamkunde • spillekort/visitkort • annoncerede/fortælle
4AB Vocabulary 2021-03-18
20 Clues: photo • artist • statue • exhibit • drawing • sculptor • muralist • painting • landscape • sculpture • watercolor • oil painting • self portrait • arts and crafts • plano foreground • ceramics/pottery • work/piece of art • muerta still life • maestra masterpiece • callejero street art
Art and power 2025-02-05
20 Clues: hymne • satire • engagé • censure • influent • apologie • bâtiment • patriotic • idéologie • propagande • prospectus • provocateur • controversé • point de vue • porte-parole • manifestation • art de la rue • contre-pouvoir • sensibilitation • liberté de création
Sculpture 1 TEKS 2023-05-04
Across
- Adding black to a color
- An element of art that is three-dimensional and encloses volume
- A critique that relates to beauty
- When critiquing a work of art using “____”, the critic is concerned with what is the artist trying to say, what is the mood
- methods such as Coil, Pinch, slab are
- Repetition of visual elements in art creates
- The principle of art that refers to symmetry or asymmetry in a work of art
- White added to a color
- The successful arrangement of the elements and principles of design
- Colors directly opposite on the color wheel.
- The area surrounding shapes and forms
- the process of creating one more images from a single prepared surface.
- The lightness or darkness of a color.
- The art of making things out of clay and then hardening the object by heat
- Principle of design concerned with differences
- Device used to fire clay
- Any negative space within a sculpture
- Sculpture viewed from one side only with slightly raised areas
- The art and process of manipulation materials to create 3D objects is called
- The effect obtained by a brighter color, darker tone, larger size, or other difference in a composition
- A sculpture that moves
- When critiquing a work of art using “____” the critic is concerned with the success or failure of the piece.
- The use of only one color, with its tints and shades
- The area in an artwork emphasized by the artist
- The principle of design concerned with size relationship of one part to another
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- The way a surface looks or feels
- Clay that is air dried, but has not been fired
- The sense of oneness or wholeness in a work of art is
- Process in sculpture: removing material from a base
- When critiquing a work of art using “____”, the critic is concerned with the elements and principles
- Black, White, Gray, Brown
- Red, Yellow, Blue Colors that cannot be produced by mixing any other colors together
- has height, width, and depth
- refers to sculptures that is freestanding and can be viewed from all directions
- Drawings style done with quick scribbles or marks to show movement
- colors create calmness in a work of art.
- An Artform having practical or useful qualities is called
- The path made by a moving tool
- Made by combining a collection of three dimensional elements
- illustrates the outer edges
- The process of roughing/scratching the surface edges of clay for joining is called
- colors create excitement
- Orange, Purple, Green Colors made by mixing equal amounts of two primaries
- Process in sculpture: applying material to a base
- A two dimensional element of art that can be organic or geometric.
- A glass like coating fused to bisqueware is called
- Watery clay used to decorate or join pieces of clay together
- When critiquing a work of art using “____”, the critic should be concerned with facts.
- a dull finish
- An image captured or recorded by light
- is expert workmanship demonstrating skill, knowledge, and neatness
51 Clues: a dull finish • White added to a color • A sculpture that moves • Adding black to a color • colors create excitement • Device used to fire clay • Black, White, Gray, Brown • illustrates the outer edges • has height, width, and depth • The path made by a moving tool • The way a surface looks or feels • A critique that relates to beauty • methods such as Coil, Pinch, slab are • ...
Art of the Heist 2024-03-04
Across
- Art thief Vjeran Tomic was given this nickname for his penchant for scaling the sides of buildings in Paris to steal valuable items
- therefore
- separate
- “Poppy Flowers” by this Dutch artist has been stolen twice, two words
- fried Hanukkah treats
- Canada's largest art heist saw thieves entering through this
- prefix meaning not
- Jan van Eyck’s Ghent _______ is the most frequently stolen artwork in history
- The biggest unsolved art theft in history was from the Isabella __ Gardner Museum
- stealing artwork for ransom
- steak order
- Robbers of the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm in 2000 threw ______ on the road to obstruct police cars
- _____ and grab
- The getaway vehicle when the Rembrandt was stolen for the second time
- gallery security worker
- Maurizio Cattelan’s America, a fully functioning gold ________, was stolen from the Blenheim Palace
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- paintings were stolen from the Whitworth Art Gallery in the UK supposedly to draw attention to its poor ________
- Art thief Stephane Beitweiser was convinced he suffered from this syndrome
- _____ Picasso is the most stolen artist
- calf-length trousers
- this FBI unit was formed in 2003 to recover artifacts from the Iraq Museum
- Art forger Pei-Shen Qian used these to age paintings, two words
- bullfight call
- The theft of Rembrandt’s ¬“__ Bartholomew” was part of the first ever armed art robbery
- yellow fruit
- involving more than one
- Polish pirates stole Dutch painter Hans Memling’s The Last Judgement while it was traveling by ship to this Italian city
- sweet frozen dessert, two words
- The Scream was stolen from this city on the opening day of the Olympics
- Documentation that proves the authenticity of an artwork
30 Clues: separate • therefore • steak order • yellow fruit • bullfight call • _____ and grab • prefix meaning not • calf-length trousers • fried Hanukkah treats • involving more than one • gallery security worker • stealing artwork for ransom • sweet frozen dessert, two words • _____ Picasso is the most stolen artist • Documentation that proves the authenticity of an artwork • ...
Impressionism and Post-Impressionism 2025-02-25
Across
- – Invention that influenced Impressionist composition
- – Type of art that inspired Impressionist composition
- – Painter of A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte
- – Town where Van Gogh lived and painted
- – Radically altered by Japanese influence
- – Type of brushwork used in Impressionist art
- – Series painted by Monet at different times of day
- – Group that initially ridiculed Impressionism
- plein air – French term for painting outdoors
- – Movement that influenced Post-Impressionism
- – Common subject in both Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art
- – Central element in Impressionist paintings
- – Word describing Post-Impressionist approach to form
- – Larger movement Impressionism contributed to
- – Van Gogh’s favourite colour
- – Technique developed by Seurat and Signac
- – Artist who painted in Tahiti
- – Post-Impressionist famous for still lifes
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- – Institution that opposed Impressionism
- – Movement that followed Impressionism
- – Visible and expressive in Impressionist paintings
- – Impressionist who painted ballerinas
- – Official art exhibition rejected by Impressionists
- – Used vibrantly by Impressionists to depict atmosphere
- – Art movement that preceded Impressionism
- – Type of colour mixing used in Pointillism
- – Impressionist known for Luncheon of the Boating Party
- – Artist who bridged Realism and Impressionism
- – Painted in complementary colours by Impressionists
- – Artist famous for painting water lilies
- – Type of brushstrokes used in Van Gogh’s paintings
- – Japanese woodblock prints admired by Impressionists
- – Emphasised in Post-Impressionist art
- – Art movement focused on capturing fleeting moments
- – Country where Impressionism emerged
- – First name of Van Gogh
- – Challenged by Cézanne’s compositions
- – Approach used by Post-Impressionists in colour theory
- Gogh – Post-Impressionist known for Starry Night
- – Concept central to Impressionist colour use
40 Clues: – First name of Van Gogh • – Van Gogh’s favourite colour • – Artist who painted in Tahiti • – Country where Impressionism emerged • – Movement that followed Impressionism • – Impressionist who painted ballerinas • – Emphasised in Post-Impressionist art • – Challenged by Cézanne’s compositions • – Town where Van Gogh lived and painted • ...
Grade 6 Family Visits 2021-07-15
17 Clues: clc • art • ela • math • pfawing • goldgym • science • library • literacy • cafeteria • warriorway • auditorium • mainoffice • warriorwall • socialstudies • counselingcenter • grade you are in
Final test practice crossword 2024-07-21
Across
- subjective art.
- Major component of early jazz music.
- "I have a dream" and "Letter from a Birmingham Jail".
- A notable feature of Fauvist.
- Art shifted from Paris to New York.
- "theory of everything"
- Artistic movement thrived on nihilism and irrationalism.
- "the world will never be white again".
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- Artists that purges the canvas that ended in 12/13/1944.
- How started the nonviolent resistance.
- Term for using cinematic shots in quick succession.
- The art Vaslav Nijinksy is associated with.
- A American Pop art.
- Artists that purges the canvas that started in 3/7/1872.
- Leopold Blooms central figure in James Joyce's landmark.
- Leading painter of the twentieth century.
- Who wrote 4' 33"?
- The Feminine Mystique.
- Humans don't a fixed nature.
- Picasso's landmark following style.
20 Clues: subjective art. • Who wrote 4' 33"? • A American Pop art. • The Feminine Mystique. • "theory of everything" • Humans don't a fixed nature. • A notable feature of Fauvist. • Art shifted from Paris to New York. • Picasso's landmark following style. • Major component of early jazz music. • How started the nonviolent resistance. • "the world will never be white again". • ...
Σχολεία της Ελλάδας 2025-11-12
23 Clues: law • adult • recess • diploma • I study • student • theology • religion • teenager • medicine • art class • professor • classroom • geography • university • High school • language art • Kindergarten • Middle school • college student • tutoring school • school cafeteria • Elementary school
Ética de la investigación 2026-02-09
Across
- Derecho a proteger la identidad del sujeto (Art 8).
- Lo que debe asegurarse para el sujeto en investigaciones con menores (Art 27).
- Sujeto colectivo que requiere aprobación de autoridades locales (Cap II).
- Tipo de estudio sin intervención de variables y métodos retrospectivos (Art 11).
- Grupo del Cap. III que requiere consentimiento de representantes legales.
- Organismo que revisa y aprueba los proyectos de investigación (Art 2).
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- Principio fundamental que debe prevalecer sobre el interés de la ciencia (Art 5).
- Característica temporal de los estudios de riesgo mínimo (Art 11).
- Acuerdo escrito donde el sujeto autoriza su participación (Art 6).
- Categoría de riesgo con probabilidades significativas de afectar al sujeto (Art 11).
- Campo de investigación regulado por la Resolución 8430 de 1993.
- Riesgo que incluye procedimientos comunes como pesaje o EKG (Art 11).
12 Clues: Derecho a proteger la identidad del sujeto (Art 8). • Campo de investigación regulado por la Resolución 8430 de 1993. • Característica temporal de los estudios de riesgo mínimo (Art 11). • Acuerdo escrito donde el sujeto autoriza su participación (Art 6). • Riesgo que incluye procedimientos comunes como pesaje o EKG (Art 11). • ...
EOC Review 2023-04-18
Across
- a color scheme that uses only one color
- a 3D element of art
- the amount of time light hits the film is determined by the __
- Basic visual symbols in the language of art
- red, blue, yellow
- the amount of light that hits the film is determined by the __.
- when one side is different from the other it is
- drawing attention to a particular area
- the area that an artist emphasizes is called the __
- how the elements and principles are arranged
- a 2D element of art
- lightness and darkness
- an area surrounding a shape/form
- the invisible image on photo paper
- what we see when light hits the retina
- the principle concerned with size relationships
- chemical used to make an image permanent
Down
- indicates a feeling of depth
- the step of an art critique concerned with the elements and principles
- repetition of visual elements
- another word for color
- background, middle ground and foreground are parts of the __.
- the step of an art critique concerned with meaning
- chemical used to halt the developing process
- aesthetic evaluation is concerned with __
- colors that are next to each other on the CW
- when all parts work together to create a whole
- an example of a 3D art form is a ___.
- light sensitive material found on photo paper
- the lightest area of a photo
- film's sensitivity to light
- the way a surface looks or feels
- variety is the principle concerned with __
- an overused image or symbol
- refers to the equalization of elements
- the first step of an art critique
36 Clues: red, blue, yellow • a 3D element of art • a 2D element of art • another word for color • lightness and darkness • film's sensitivity to light • an overused image or symbol • indicates a feeling of depth • the lightest area of a photo • repetition of visual elements • an area surrounding a shape/form • the way a surface looks or feels • the first step of an art critique • ...
Year 11 Term1 Vocabulary List 2025-03-09
Across
- A type of government where people elect leaders to make decisions for them.
- A way to decorate by scratching through a top layer to show a different colour underneath.
- A political and economic system where everyone shares resources and property equally.
- Common or usual ways of doing things in art, writing, or society.
- Art that fills a whole room or space, creating an experience for people who visit.
- Focusing on buying and owning lots of things.
- War, A war between groups of people in the same country.
- A way to paint on wet plaster walls so the colours become part of the wall as it dries.
- In art, a quick and expressive mark or movement that shows emotion or energy.
- Art that doesn't look like real things. It uses shapes, colours, and lines to show ideas or feelings.
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- A person or thing that is very famous and represents something important.
- A style of art where objects are broken into shapes and shown from many angles at once.
- A fast-drying paint made from plastic, which is very flexible and strong.
- A style of art from the late 1970's that often questions traditional ideas and uses humour or irony.
- A new way of making art that started in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Artists tried new ideas and broke away from old styles.
- Based on personal feelings or opinions, not on facts.
- A political system where a leader has total control, and the country is very nationalistic and often uses force.
- A type of government with a king or queen in charge.
- Technique, Using a monochromatic palette of grays.
- A type of paint made by mixing colours with something like egg yolk.
20 Clues: Focusing on buying and owning lots of things. • Technique, Using a monochromatic palette of grays. • A type of government with a king or queen in charge. • Based on personal feelings or opinions, not on facts. • War, A war between groups of people in the same country. • Common or usual ways of doing things in art, writing, or society. • ...
An Artist's Box of Terms 2014-09-23
Across
- A shape or general structure
- Term used for a thin, transparent layer of paint
- Subject is broken up and re-assembled in an abstracted form
- a thin board used to mix paint
- Watercolor using opaque colors mainly for illustrations
- The substance mixed with a dry pigment
- A cylinder or strip of black lead
- A three dimensional work of art that is modeled
- Woven cloth of cotton or linen support
- Organizing forms to achieve a unified whole
- Art focused on emotions such as love
- The outer shape of an object
- A pattern of closely spaced dots
- An unclothed live model
- Art reflecting the subconscious like a dream experience
- Art that represents a subject as it really appears
- Traditional solvent or thinner for a drying oil
- One who creates art
- painting in one color
- A dull finish
- A mixture of binding material used as a ground
- A shiny finish
- Certificate of Authenticity
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- A painting on a wall
- Amount of light reflected by a color
- A water based synthetic paint
- Record of ownership for a work of art
- likeness of a person
- Painting where paint is applied thickly
- Made by pasting together various materials
- Portable carrying case for flat works of art
- Artistic style of Claude Monet
- Balanced corresponding forms
- Medium typically made with egg yolk
- Final layer that can be applied over a finished painting
- Dry coloring matter
- Characteristic way that artist's apply paint
- A preliminary drawing
- substances such as acrylic, oil or water color
- Degree of lightness or darkness of a color
40 Clues: A dull finish • A shiny finish • Dry coloring matter • One who creates art • A painting on a wall • likeness of a person • A preliminary drawing • painting in one color • An unclothed live model • Certificate of Authenticity • A shape or general structure • Balanced corresponding forms • The outer shape of an object • A water based synthetic paint • a thin board used to mix paint • ...
