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This will be based on everything we learned so far this year
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alexandra.thimons
Created Date 10.07.20
Last Updated 10.08.20
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A principle of design that relates to size and scale of an object
A continuous mark with length and direction
where would you find paintings from the stone age?
What was the main purpose of art during the time of the Stone Age?
Movement in art created through repetition of elements
During Ancient Egypt, writing and pictures on the wall would be called what?
What was most common to see in the cave paintings of the Stone Age?
Principle of design that makes one part of a work dominant over the other partsE
One similarity between the Ancient Egyptians and the people of the Stone Age is they....
The basic visual considerations that guide organization of a work of art.
The combination of one of more elements, in opposition, so as to show their differences.
Refers to the distance or area between, around, above, below, or within things.
During the "Metal Ages," what were the 2 most common used metals for creating weapons and tools?
What was the main purpose for hieroglyphs (or paintings/carvings on the wall) in Ancient Egypt?
The path that our eyes follow in a work of art.
The element of art that refers to the way something feels or appears to feel.
An element of art that is three dimensional and encloses volume.
Degree of lightness or darkness in any color.
A "frescoe" is what?
The basic visual components used in the creation of a work of art.
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