Harlem Renaissance

5. to gradually change the color or texture of an area within a work of art. page #_____
6. the range of colored used in an artwork. #_____
8. the dark shape of a form shown against a light background. page #_____
10. the area in an artwork that appears closest to the viewer. page #_____
12. an artistic technique that consists of gluing clippings, photographs, or real objects to the surface of the artwork. #_____
14. an emotional state expressed in art, using elements of color, composition, texture and etc. page #_____
15. the part of an artwork that seems farthest from the viewer. #_____
16. the relative size of a work of art or elements within a work of art. page #_____
17. short, quick, clear marks (or sounds in music). page #_____
18. to increase the length of something. page #_____

1. create using a variety of different materials. page #_____
2. something that stands for something else. page #_____
3. to extend over and cover part of another form. #_____
4. areas of pure color with no shading, highlights or texture. page #_____
7. to represent a form or feature in an excessive way.
9. perspective, alignment of line in a work of art that creates unnatural space or depth. page #_____
11. to move outward from a central source. #_____
13. to depict real forms in simplified, non-figurative way. page # _______