Review for Semester Test Art I Mrs. Akehurst. So What’s On The Test? Questions over: –Elements of Art –Principles of Design –Questions about 1 point perspective.

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Review for Semester Test Art I Mrs. Akehurst

So What’s On The Test? Questions over: –Elements of Art –Principles of Design –Questions about 1 point perspective. –Questions about How to’s in drawing. –Question about shading. Arty History Questions: 1.Prehistoric Art 2.Egyptian Art 3.Sumerian Art 4.Assyrian Art 5.Parisian Art 6.Greek Art 7.Byzantine Art 8.Roman Art

Some things You May Want To Know How to Do Be able to Tools in Art (e.g color pencils, types of erasers, watercolors, etc). Be able to answer questions about drawing. Be able to define the Elements of Art and Principles of Design Demonstrate good Shading. Draw items in one point perspective. Trouble Shooting Questions.

Elements and Principles of Art and Design Know the 7 Elements of Art Know the 7 Principles of Design Be able to use each one in a design or recognize it in a piece of art work. Be able to define each of the Elements and Principles.

Artist Facts and Images 1.Prehistoric Art 2.Egyptian Art 3.Sumerian Art 4.Assyrian Art 5.Parisian Art 6.Greek Art 7.Byzantine Art 8.Roman Art

Prehistoric and Egyptian Art Quick Review: –Cave Painting Pictographs. Record History Ceremonial Purposes Practice Hunting Lacaux, France has most famous cave paintings. –Egyptian Art Hieroglyphics Recorded historical events Sculpture Idyllic Form Pharos had Pyramids and Temples build to for their immortality. Three Kingdoms King Tutankhamen Later Egyptian work broke from the idyllic form. Religious Reasons for Art

Ancient Art Sumerian –Great influence on post civilizations. –Sculpture and architecture –Built temples call Ziggurats. –Sculptures had big round eyes. –Cuneiform Writing –Skilled at making weapons

Ancient Art Assyrian –Vast Empire –Harden People who were pros at warfare. –citadel of Sargon II –Sculpture incorporated low relief. –Half man, bull and Lion also known as Lamassu –Reliefs showed muscle strains and pain. Persian –Modern Day Iran –Work took cues from pervious civilizations. –Painting, sculptures, early frescos, relief's and ceramics.

Greek Art Quick Review –First alphabet –Idyllic human form –Mosaics, sculpture, relief, metal work, and pottery. –Rise in architecture. –3 types of columns. –Temples created to worship their gods.

Byzantine Art Work was based on Religious Purposes. Sculpture, Paintings, Architecture, Mosaic. Helga Sophia greatest architectural accomplishment. Figures were stiff and very flatly painted. Used lots of gold leaf in artwork.

Roman Art Quick Review: –Architecture, paintings, frescos, mosaics, jewelery, pottery, metal work, weapons. –Known for plumbing, aqueducts, bath house. –Idyllic body style initally Later realism. –Took art styles and cues from Greek like columns. –Coliseums –Arch of Constantine –The Pantheon

Gothic Art Quick Review Art started in France but never migrated to South to Italy. Gothic got it name from Renaissance writers as a snub. Architecture very important Flying Buttresses Notre Dame Gargoyles Paintings, sculpture, Mosaics, Relief's, Frescos, Illuminated Manuscripts and tapestries. Stain glass very popular. The Rose Windows. Gothic Arch Individual artist became recognized and popular.

Test Format Multiple Choice True and False Short Answer Identification Solving a problem

Sample Questions What is the importance of contrast in a composition? To help the viewer read the composition To create visual interest in the composition color This element of Art is also know as hue, and is created by the spectrum of light.

Sample Questions Primary Colors are Red, Yellow, Green? True or False False Explain 1 point perspective. 1-point perspective uses a horizon line and one Vanishing point, a series of convergent lines shows The depth of an object and how it moves towards the Vanishing point.

Sample Questions This basic element is found in any drawing, design, painting and even sculpture. Line This Principle has a lyrical expression of movement and pattern. Rhythm

Sample Questions What Element is considered when discussing the overall dimensions of an objects. This usually related to sculptures or objects that can be seen from all size. Form Horizon Line is? The line that dictates the eyelevel of your perspective Drawing. It also hold the vanishing point.

Sample Question This art period saw the rise of the pyramids, hieroglyphics, and King Tutankhamen. Egyptians Romans This culture had many advancements in art and Architecture such as in door plumbing, aqueducts, Glassware, and even a rotating floor!

Sample Question Which civilization does this artwork belong too? Greeks

Sample Question Which art period does this work belong too? Assyrian

Reminders Be sure you study. You can use your notes and the Graphic Design website, but don’t rely on it solely. You will waste more time looking up things and less time completing your test.