Art Vocabulary

2. Most common theme in English paintings, usually repressentating the countryside, meadows and small towns.
3. One of the many different forms of Visual Arts, in which an artist plays with brushes and paint.
6. Invented word to describe a super-reality created during the Art Movement from the 20th century.
7. Artistic Movement concerned about Nature and human anatomy.
8. Technique used during the Art Pop movement, using a great variety of materials, not only paper and glue, to create an image with different layers and styles.
9. A place to collect, preserve, interpret, and display objects of artistic, cultural, or scientific significance for the study and education of the public.

1. A format of visual arts that operates in three dimensions, with materials such as stone, wood, metal or clay.
4. Artistic Movement that uses lights and shadows in its works.
5. A type of painting in which the artists represents important people, usually members of the Court or the Church.
8. Main surface in which artists paint their work.