Multiple-Choice Questions
Creating a Figure Painting
- Realistic art
- attempts to portray the subject matter as it appears with no change.
- changes the image of a known object to a more simple shape.
- never portrays everyday life and objects.
- is created only with a camera.
- Abstract art
- is the same as realistic art.
- features recognizable images that have been slightly changed.
- is popular only with landscape painting.
- is amateur art.
- The painting of Ellis Wilson is best described as
- featuring European explorers in the vast American landscape.
- capturing the sweeping landscapes of his native Kentucky.
- using flat shapes, sharp contrasts, bright colors, and patterned backgrounds.
- depicting detailed portraits of U.S. presidents.
- The purpose of the balloon people is to
- prepare for building a sculpture.
- draw a person as one big, shapeless mass like a balloon.
- use the balloon as a basis for figures in painting.
- create detailed facial expressions.
- The contrast in Wilsons work can be described as
- paying minimal attention to facial details to focus attention on faces.
- using patterned backgrounds to create an abstract design.
- using bright colors and dull colors to draw attention toward central figures.
- capturing scenes from everyday life in Haiti.
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- “What art offers is space—a certain breathing room for the spirit.”
- John Updike