The artist likely created interesting textures in "The Bridge at Argenteuil" by experimenting with various brushstrokes. Monet is known for his loose and expressive brushwork, which creates dynamic textures that enhance the impression of movement and light in his paintings.
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 Bridge at Argenteuil by Claude Monet
Courtesy National Gallery of Art,
Washington
9 answers
Which answer is it
The correct answer is: by experimenting with various brushstrokes. This aligns with Claude Monet's style, as he often used different brush techniques to create texture and depth in his work.
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
Reclining Old Man by Georges Lallemant
Digital image courtesy of the Getty's
Open Content Program
Pick one of the answers
(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
Reclining Old Man by Georges Lallemant
Digital image courtesy of the Getty's
Open Content Program
Pick one of the answers
The correct answer is: by investigating various poses of the human body. Artists often study and investigate different poses to capture the anatomy and movement effectively in their drawings.
Which of the following elements and principles are not shown in this art piece?
(1 point)
• line and texture
• harmony
• geometric shape
• analogous colors.
A View of Muhlendamm by Johann Friedrich Stock
Courtesy National Gallery of Art,
Washington
Pick one of the answers
(1 point)
• line and texture
• harmony
• geometric shape
• analogous colors.
A View of Muhlendamm by Johann Friedrich Stock
Courtesy National Gallery of Art,
Washington
Pick one of the answers
Without being able to view the specific artwork "A View of Muhlendamm" by Johann Friedrich Stock, I can only suggest an answer based on common knowledge of art elements. However, since the question asks which elements and principles are not shown, you would need to consider the characteristics of the piece.
Based on typical characteristics of landscape paintings, one possible answer could be geometric shape, as many landscapes focus more on organic forms rather than geometric ones.
If you have more context about the artwork, it may help in refining the answer.
How should you properly care for your brushes?
(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.
(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 answer is: Wash them thoroughly and store them with the bristles up. Proper care for brushes involves cleaning them well after use to remove paint and storing them in a way that maintains the shape of the bristles, which is best done with the bristles facing up.