Art exam

a perforated template that allows ink or paint to pass through and create an image

art that is made by self taught artists following a personal vision.

a stationary scene arranged for artistic impact.

a single photograph that combines several separate images.

an artistic movement that was inspired by dreams and the subconscious

an artistic style which emphasized feelings and personal experiences

a very realistic or lifelike style of making images

a work in which the ideas are often as important as how it is made

art that does not depict a recognizable subject

paint style that uses short brush strokes or point to create imagery

massive or impressive scale

a 20th century movement that favored the emphasis of geometric forms

a work of art assembled by gluing material onto a surface.

artistic movement inspired by commercial art forms and popular culture

a burial mound containing Budda's remains

art that portrays items perceived in the visible world

iron-rich clay that is fired at a low temperature

upright stone slab decorated with inscriptions or carvings

carefully descriptive hand lettering or handwriting

picture used as a symbol in writing

art that represents objects in an exaggerated way

dwellings of the Anasazi and Plain peoples

a distinctive visual element

signs marked on the body by injecting dye under the skin

a sacred diagram of the universe

a cemetery or burial place

written language involving sacred characters as pictures or letters

a tall slender tower, usually on a mosque

pyramid consisting of several retangular stuctures placed on top of each other

triangular space situated above a row of columns or at the end of building

european movement that used powerful, yet ambiguous symbols

imagery that departs from recognizable images from the natural world

artworks from ancient Greece and Rome

something made to look real by artistic skill or trickery

artistic movement that aimed to depict subjects in a un-idealized  manner

a round opening at the center or a dome

a period of cultural and artistic rebirth in Europe

artistic style conveying the impression of the effects of light

European art movement concerned with the power of the imagination

feeling of awe or terror provoked by the awareness of an individual's insignificance

organization or individual who sponsors the creation of works of art

an artwork that tells a story 

artistic style characterized by extravagance and emotional intensity

• Laocoon; Ancient Greek
• Hellenist style

Pantheon; Ancient Rome

Chartres cathedral, France Gothic

Bernini; Ecstacy of St. Teresa Baroque

Jan Van Eyck; Portrait of Giovanni Renaissance

• Umberto Boccioni
• Unique forms of Continuity in Space
• Futurism

Edvard Munch; the scream Expressionism

Jackson Pollock; Mural Abstract Expressionism

Georges Seurat; Sunday la Grande Jatte Impressionism

Rafael; School of Athens Renaissance