In the painting "Adoration of the Shepherds" by Nicolaes Maes, the element that is most likely present is contrast in value between light and dark. This is a common technique used in Baroque artwork to highlight figures and create a sense of depth and drama. While the painting may feature warm tones and textures, the characteristic play of light and shadow is a defining aspect of works from this period.
Adoration of the Shepherds
by Nicolaes Maes
Digital image courtesy of the
Getty’s Open Content Program
Which of the following is present in this painting?
(1 point)
mostly warm, bright oranges and reds
tactile texture the viewer can feel
contrast in value between light and dark
radical balance from the painting’s center
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by Claude Monet
Courtesy National Gallery of Art,
Washington
How did the artist create interesting textures in this image?
(1 point)
by experimenting with various brushstrokes
by using only one color
by concentrating on negative space
by using no value changes
The artist, Claude Monet, created interesting textures in "The Bridge at Argenteuil" by experimenting with various brushstrokes. Monet is known for his loose and expressive brushwork, which conveys movement and the play of light on surfaces, contributing to the overall textural quality of his paintings.
by Georges Lallemant
Digital image courtesy of the Getty’s
Open Content Program
How did the artist most likely create this drawing?
(1 point)
by doing no previous figure drawing
by investigating various poses of the
human body
by choosing to stay with typical poses
by using no value changes or textures
The artist, Georges Lallemant, most likely created the drawing "Reclining Old Man" by investigating various poses of the human body. Artists often study and explore different poses to capture the nuances of human form and movement, which is essential for creating dynamic and lifelike representations.
by Johann Friedrich Stock
Courtesy National Gallery of Art,
Washington
Which of the following elements
and principles are not shown in
this art piece?
(1 point)
line and texture
harmony
geometric shape
analogous colors
In the artwork "A View of Muhlendamm" by Johann Friedrich Stock, the element or principle that is not shown is likely geometric shape. This piece may focus more on organic forms and natural landscapes rather than the strict, defined shapes commonly associated with geometric art. The other elements, such as line and texture, harmony, and analogous colors, are typically present in landscape paintings.
(1 point)
Wash them thoroughly and store them with the bristles up.
Rinse them in hot water and rub dry between two paper towels.
Scrub them vigorously under cold water and store them with the bristles down.
Soak them in clean water and then dab them dry with a paper towel.
The correct way to properly care for your brushes is to wash them thoroughly and store them with the bristles up. This helps maintain the shape of the bristles and prevents damage. Storing brushes with the bristles up also keeps them clean and ready for use.
and Her Son
by Claude Monet
Courtesy National Gallery of Art,
Washington
The artist successfully did all of the following
in this image except
(1 point)
use cool colors to capture the mood.
use proportion to draw the figures
correctly.
use different brushstrokes to create a
variety of textures.
use warm colors to create anxiety.
In "Woman with a Parasol – Madame Monet and Her Son" by Claude Monet, the artist successfully did all of the following except use warm colors to create anxiety. Monet is known for his use of light and color to evoke a sense of tranquility and ease rather than anxiety. The painting features a more harmonious palette with cool and warm colors that contribute to the overall joyful and serene atmosphere.