Monet/Space
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- Q1Impressionist artists contributed to a new style of painting which stressed the effects of _____ on subject matter.oxygenwaterbuttersunlight30s
- Q2Impressionists tried to reproduce this effect by using quick, short _____.tapesmemoriesbrushstrokeshammers30s
- Q3When viewed from a distance, these dabs of color were blended together in the _____ to create the desired effect.eye of the viewerhands of the sculptorfeet of the racermouth of the singer30s
- Q4Impressionists preferred an informal, casual arrangement n their paintings. This "_____" approach to composition added a lively, more realistic appearance to their paintings.cleanlinesssnapshotphobiaClingon30s
- Q5In 1874, Claude Monet exhibited a picture entitled _____. It was this painting that gave the new movement a name.Impression: SunriseMona Lisa: DesertHeartland: MountainsLoving: Seascape30s
- Q6For months, Monet worked in a field near _____ painting the same haystacks.Moscow, RussiaGiverny, FranceTaos, New MexicoCern, Switzerland30s
- Q7Monet painted the haystacks at all hours of the day. Sometimes the sun was so brilliant that the outlines of the haystacks became blurred and seemed to vibrate. Monet tried to capture this effect in his pictures, painting exactly _____ rather than what he knew to be there.what his hands feltwhat his eye sawwhat his mind thoughtwhat his ears heard30s
- Q8Monet's painting of the west façade of _____ shows the famous building bathed in bright, shimmering sunlight. It is one of twenty-six paintings of this same church produced by this artist.Rouen CathedralLincoln MonumentSistene ChapelMontmartre30s
- Q9Day after day during three winters, Monet painted the doorways and towers of the cathedral. At the end of the second winter, he wrote, "What I have undertaken is very difficult. I have not the _____ to pick up my canvases. The more I continue, the more I fail."vulnerabilityobligationintentionstrength30s
- Q10In his Rouen Cathedral paintings, he uses _____ colors--blues and oranges.complementaryanalogoustertiaryprimary30s
- Q11The Element of Design Space refers to the area _____ an object or objects.donor, stifle, insteadbefore, after, until, sincealthough, previously, formerwithin, around, above, below30s
- Q12Two-dimensional art exists on a flat surface, so if something looks three-dimensional--it is an _____! Even the most realistic paintings or photographs are illusions. Two-dimensional artists use a number of "tricks" for creating the illusion of depth in their art.figure of speechtripactivityillusion30s
- Q13To create the illusion of depth in 2-dimensional art, larger objects appear _____.furrierclosersharperfurther30s
- Q14To create the illusion of depth in 2-dimensional art, smaller objects appear _____ away.furtherwetterdullercloser30s
- Q15Partially covering one shape or object with another makes the one in _____ appear closer.frontbottomtopback30s