Quiz: History Of Art Trivia Questions!
7 Questions
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Questions and Answers
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![Which of the following terms is not represented in "Ethel Scull, Thirty Six Times" by Andy Warhol? - ProProfs]( "Which of the following terms is not represented in \"Ethel Scull, Thirty Six Times\" by Andy Warhol?")
Which of the following terms is not represented in "Ethel Scull, Thirty Six Times" by Andy Warhol?- A.
Unity
- B.
Variety
- C.
a single focal point
- D.
Rhythm
- 2.
![Concerning the principle of balance, which of the following does not apply to Polykleitos' sculpture, "Doryphoros"? - ProProfs]( "Concerning the principle of balance, which of the following does not apply to Polykleitos' sculpture, \"Doryphoros\"?")
Concerning the principle of balance, which of the following does not apply to Polykleitos' sculpture, "Doryphoros"?- A.
Actual balance
- B.
Pictorial balance
- C.
Asymmetry
- D.
Symmetry
- E.
Both pictorial balance and symmetry do not apply
- 3.
![Which of the following techniques was not used to create the focal point in Schlemmer's "Bauhaus Stairway"? - ProProfs]( "Which of the following techniques was not used to create the focal point in Schlemmer's \"Bauhaus Stairway\"?")
Which of the following techniques was not used to create the focal point in Schlemmer's "Bauhaus Stairway"?- A.
Color/contrast
- B.
Directional line
- C.
Human face
- D.
Central placement in the composition
- 4.
![Which type of balance is reflected in this rose window? - ProProfs]( "Which type of balance is reflected in this rose window?")
Which type of balance is reflected in this rose window?- A.
Actual balance
- B.
Radial balance
- C.
Horizontal blanace
- D.
Diagonal balance
- 5.
![Which of the following techniques to establish a focal point was not used in Goya's "Third of May"? - ProProfs]( "Which of the following techniques to establish a focal point was not used in Goya's \"Third of May\"?")
Which of the following techniques to establish a focal point was not used in Goya's "Third of May"?- A.
Human face
- B.
Gore
- C.
Scale
- D.
Subordinate areas
- 6.
![Which of the following is reflected in Alice Neel's "The Family", ? - ProProfs]( "Which of the following is reflected in Alice Neel's \"The Family\", ?")
Which of the following is reflected in Alice Neel's "The Family", ?- A.
A Western canon of proportions, ala Doryphoros
- B.
A violation of Western canons for the sake of expression
- C.
A predominant Western aesthetic preference for naturalism
- 7.
![Which of the following is true of the ratio of 1:1.618, reflected in the golden rule? - ProProfs]( "Which of the following is true of the ratio of 1:1.618, reflected in the golden rule?")
Which of the following is true of the ratio of 1:1.618, reflected in the golden rule?- A.
A. it reflects a proportion which is repeated throughout nature
- B.
B. things that reflect this proportion are said to be beautiful
- C.
C. artists choose rectangular formats as they are most visually pleasing
- D.
D. all of the above are true
- E.
E. only a. & b. are true
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