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  • Sabrina Mikhaela Canindo
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  • 1

    Mediums of the Visual Arts:

    Painting, Sculpture, Architecture

  • 2

    Painting:

    Oil, Tempera, Watercolor, Fresco, Acrylic

  • 3

    Sculpture:

    Stone and Bronze, Wood, Ivory, Terra Cotta

  • 4

    Architecture:

    Wood, Stone, Steel

  • 5

    Two (2) types of mediums used in making a sculpture:

    Soft, Hard

  • 6

    Two (2) major sculpting processes:

    Subtractive Process, Additive Process

  • 7

    3 Basic Types of Construction:

    Post-and-Lintel, Arch, Cantilever

  • 8

    Famous Filipino Painters:

    Fernando Amorsolo, Fabian dela Rosa, Carlos "Botong" Francisco, Jose Joya, Ang Kiukok, Juan Luna, Vicente Manansala, Hernando Ocampo, Damian Domingo, Mauro Malang Santos, Benedicto "Bencab" Cabrera

  • 9

    Refers to the materials which are used by an artist.

    Medium

  • 10

    It is the means by which he communicates his ideas.

    Medium

  • 11

    The art of creating meaningful effects on a flat surface by the use of pigments.

    Painting

  • 12

    Two (2) methods in painting in oil:

    Direct Method, Indirect Method

  • 13

    Paint is opaque and is applied to the surface.

    Direct Method

  • 14

    Paint is applied in many thin layers of transparent color.

    Indirect Method

  • 15

    It dries slowly and has a tendency to rise to the surface and form a flim over the picture making it appear dull.

    Oil Paint

  • 16

    Mixture of ground pigments and an albuminous or coloical vehicle, either egg, gum or glue, used by Egyptian, Medieval and Renaissance painters.

    Tempera

  • 17

    Rapid drying and great luminosity of tone.

    Tempera

  • 18

    Tempera special characteristic:

    Emulsion, Water-Based

  • 19

    Three (3) principal dimensions of tempera:

    Unvarnished or gouache-like tempera., Varnished tempera., Tempera as an under painting for oil.

  • 20

    Pigments mixed with water and applied to fine, white paper.

    Watercolor

  • 21

    Require a high degree of technical dexterity.

    Watercolor

  • 22

    Opaque watercolor.

    Gouache

  • 23

    Colors are mixed with water and applied to fresh plaster which absorbs the color.

    Fresco

  • 24

    Italian, means fresh and is used to designate the process of painting in fresh wet plaster.

    Fresco

  • 25

    It is almost impossible to move.

    Fresco

  • 26

    The painting is subject to the disasters that may happen to the wall of which it has become a part.

    Fresco

  • 27

    Synthetic paint using acrylic emulsion as binder.

    Acrylic

  • 28

    Combines the transparency and quick-drying qualities of watercolor.

    Acrylic

  • 29

    Flexible as oil, does not tend to crack, and tum yellow with agе.

    Acrylic

  • 30

    Completely insoluble when dry and can be used almost on any surface.

    Acrylic

  • 31

    The art of making two-dimensional or 3D representative or abstract forms, by the use of different mediums.

    Sculpture

  • 32

    Lends itself to a moderate technique that uses squeezing and shaping, continuously adding to it as the work goes on, ex: clay.

    Soft

  • 33

    Requires the process of cutting and taking away from the block, ex: stone, wood.

    Hard

  • 34

    A process in which unwanted material is cut away, ex: carving of stone and wood.

    Subtractive Process

  • 35

    The construction of a figure by putting or welding materials together.

    Additive Process

  • 36

    Media most commonly used for sculpting.

    Stone and Bronze

  • 37

    Durable, resistant to elements, fire and other hazards.

    Stone and Bronze

  • 38

    Heavy and breaks easily.

    Stone and Bronze

  • 39

    Is the most common used stone.

    Marble

  • 40

    Plenty in Greece and Italy.

    Marble

  • 41

    High gloss, polished, more or less permanent.

    Marble

  • 42

    Really cheap, readily available and easy cut, polishes weil and has smooth, shiny surface and beautiful color.

    Wood

  • 43

    Relatively light and can easily be made into variety of shapes; grainy texture of wood adds beauty.

    Wood

  • 44

    Limited size and burns easily, discolors and decays easily in warm climate.

    Wood

  • 45

    Survive through long periods of time due to the intrinsic value of the material.

    Ivory

  • 46

    Commonly used in sculpting heads and arms of saint statues.

    Ivory

  • 47

    Lacks vigor unlike wood; seldom used today.

    Ivory

  • 48

    Literally means "cooked earth".

    Terra Cotta

  • 49

    moist, moderately coarse clay subjected to heat, fired comparatively at low temperature.

    Terra Cotta

  • 50

    Usually painted and coated in heavy glaze.

    Terra Cotta

  • 51

    Breaks and chips easily, cannot stand great strain or weight.

    Terra Cotta

  • 52

    Is the least expensive material used for casting, less fragile and light which makes it preferable compared to other materials

    Plastic

  • 53

    The art of designing and constructing buildings.

    Architecture

  • 54

    materials used (stone, wood, brick, concrete, glass) and the methods of assembling these materials are among the factors contributing to architectural style.

    Architecture

  • 55

    Common building material.

    Wood

  • 56

    Abundance, relative durability, and high tensile and compressive strength.

    Wood

  • 57

    Easily destroyed by moisture, insects, and fire.

    Wood

  • 58

    Has improved the structural possibilities of wood; stronger than any known material.

    Plywood

  • 59

    Used when permanence is desired.

    Stone

  • 60

    Made of sand and gravel mixed with cement.

    Concrete

  • 61

    High compressive strength, does not crumble or break down when subjected to heavy weight.

    Concrete

  • 62

    Does not corrode and is fire resistant.

    Concrete

  • 63

    Stronger variants of concrete:

    Ferro-Concrete, Reinforced Concrete

  • 64

    Tough alloy of iron in variable amounts.

    Steel

  • 65

    Malleable under proper conditions and greatly hardened by sudden cooling.

    Steel

  • 66

    High tensile strength.

    Steel

  • 67

    Made possible the building of the high-rise structures.

    Steel

  • 68

    Consists of two vertical posts for support and horizontal one.

    Post-and-Lintel

  • 69

    Generally used for wooden buildings.

    Post-and-Lintel

  • 70

    Dominant in Roman architecture.

    Arch

  • 71

    Architectural forms built from pieces of wood called __ with joints between them and are arranged in a semi-circle.

    Arch, Voussoirs

  • 72

    All materials are in compression.

    Arch

  • 73

    Typical for stone construction; can stand great pressure.

    Arch

  • 74

    Extension of the arch.

    Dome

  • 75

    Roof resembling an inverted cup or hemisphere, formed by round arches or vaults rising from a round or many-sided base.

    Dome

  • 76

    Any structural part projected horizontally and anchored at one end only.

    Cantilever

  • 77

    Needs a beam with tensile strength, and does not crack or break easily.

    Cantilever

  • 78

    Largely utilized in buildings with steel as medium.

    Cantilever

  • 79

    Wood is also used but is limited since it has a tendency to warp, sag, or rot.

    Cantilever

  • 80

    Used in construction of skyscrapers which depends for support upon a steel skeleton.

    Cantilever

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Mediums of the Visual Arts:

    Painting, Sculpture, Architecture

  • 2

    Painting:

    Oil, Tempera, Watercolor, Fresco, Acrylic

  • 3

    Sculpture:

    Stone and Bronze, Wood, Ivory, Terra Cotta

  • 4

    Architecture:

    Wood, Stone, Steel

  • 5

    Two (2) types of mediums used in making a sculpture:

    Soft, Hard

  • 6

    Two (2) major sculpting processes:

    Subtractive Process, Additive Process

  • 7

    3 Basic Types of Construction:

    Post-and-Lintel, Arch, Cantilever

  • 8

    Famous Filipino Painters:

    Fernando Amorsolo, Fabian dela Rosa, Carlos "Botong" Francisco, Jose Joya, Ang Kiukok, Juan Luna, Vicente Manansala, Hernando Ocampo, Damian Domingo, Mauro Malang Santos, Benedicto "Bencab" Cabrera

  • 9

    Refers to the materials which are used by an artist.

    Medium

  • 10

    It is the means by which he communicates his ideas.

    Medium

  • 11

    The art of creating meaningful effects on a flat surface by the use of pigments.

    Painting

  • 12

    Two (2) methods in painting in oil:

    Direct Method, Indirect Method

  • 13

    Paint is opaque and is applied to the surface.

    Direct Method

  • 14

    Paint is applied in many thin layers of transparent color.

    Indirect Method

  • 15

    It dries slowly and has a tendency to rise to the surface and form a flim over the picture making it appear dull.

    Oil Paint

  • 16

    Mixture of ground pigments and an albuminous or coloical vehicle, either egg, gum or glue, used by Egyptian, Medieval and Renaissance painters.

    Tempera

  • 17

    Rapid drying and great luminosity of tone.

    Tempera

  • 18

    Tempera special characteristic:

    Emulsion, Water-Based

  • 19

    Three (3) principal dimensions of tempera:

    Unvarnished or gouache-like tempera., Varnished tempera., Tempera as an under painting for oil.

  • 20

    Pigments mixed with water and applied to fine, white paper.

    Watercolor

  • 21

    Require a high degree of technical dexterity.

    Watercolor

  • 22

    Opaque watercolor.

    Gouache

  • 23

    Colors are mixed with water and applied to fresh plaster which absorbs the color.

    Fresco

  • 24

    Italian, means fresh and is used to designate the process of painting in fresh wet plaster.

    Fresco

  • 25

    It is almost impossible to move.

    Fresco

  • 26

    The painting is subject to the disasters that may happen to the wall of which it has become a part.

    Fresco

  • 27

    Synthetic paint using acrylic emulsion as binder.

    Acrylic

  • 28

    Combines the transparency and quick-drying qualities of watercolor.

    Acrylic

  • 29

    Flexible as oil, does not tend to crack, and tum yellow with agе.

    Acrylic

  • 30

    Completely insoluble when dry and can be used almost on any surface.

    Acrylic

  • 31

    The art of making two-dimensional or 3D representative or abstract forms, by the use of different mediums.

    Sculpture

  • 32

    Lends itself to a moderate technique that uses squeezing and shaping, continuously adding to it as the work goes on, ex: clay.

    Soft

  • 33

    Requires the process of cutting and taking away from the block, ex: stone, wood.

    Hard

  • 34

    A process in which unwanted material is cut away, ex: carving of stone and wood.

    Subtractive Process

  • 35

    The construction of a figure by putting or welding materials together.

    Additive Process

  • 36

    Media most commonly used for sculpting.

    Stone and Bronze

  • 37

    Durable, resistant to elements, fire and other hazards.

    Stone and Bronze

  • 38

    Heavy and breaks easily.

    Stone and Bronze

  • 39

    Is the most common used stone.

    Marble

  • 40

    Plenty in Greece and Italy.

    Marble

  • 41

    High gloss, polished, more or less permanent.

    Marble

  • 42

    Really cheap, readily available and easy cut, polishes weil and has smooth, shiny surface and beautiful color.

    Wood

  • 43

    Relatively light and can easily be made into variety of shapes; grainy texture of wood adds beauty.

    Wood

  • 44

    Limited size and burns easily, discolors and decays easily in warm climate.

    Wood

  • 45

    Survive through long periods of time due to the intrinsic value of the material.

    Ivory

  • 46

    Commonly used in sculpting heads and arms of saint statues.

    Ivory

  • 47

    Lacks vigor unlike wood; seldom used today.

    Ivory

  • 48

    Literally means "cooked earth".

    Terra Cotta

  • 49

    moist, moderately coarse clay subjected to heat, fired comparatively at low temperature.

    Terra Cotta

  • 50

    Usually painted and coated in heavy glaze.

    Terra Cotta

  • 51

    Breaks and chips easily, cannot stand great strain or weight.

    Terra Cotta

  • 52

    Is the least expensive material used for casting, less fragile and light which makes it preferable compared to other materials

    Plastic

  • 53

    The art of designing and constructing buildings.

    Architecture

  • 54

    materials used (stone, wood, brick, concrete, glass) and the methods of assembling these materials are among the factors contributing to architectural style.

    Architecture

  • 55

    Common building material.

    Wood

  • 56

    Abundance, relative durability, and high tensile and compressive strength.

    Wood

  • 57

    Easily destroyed by moisture, insects, and fire.

    Wood

  • 58

    Has improved the structural possibilities of wood; stronger than any known material.

    Plywood

  • 59

    Used when permanence is desired.

    Stone

  • 60

    Made of sand and gravel mixed with cement.

    Concrete

  • 61

    High compressive strength, does not crumble or break down when subjected to heavy weight.

    Concrete

  • 62

    Does not corrode and is fire resistant.

    Concrete

  • 63

    Stronger variants of concrete:

    Ferro-Concrete, Reinforced Concrete

  • 64

    Tough alloy of iron in variable amounts.

    Steel

  • 65

    Malleable under proper conditions and greatly hardened by sudden cooling.

    Steel

  • 66

    High tensile strength.

    Steel

  • 67

    Made possible the building of the high-rise structures.

    Steel

  • 68

    Consists of two vertical posts for support and horizontal one.

    Post-and-Lintel

  • 69

    Generally used for wooden buildings.

    Post-and-Lintel

  • 70

    Dominant in Roman architecture.

    Arch

  • 71

    Architectural forms built from pieces of wood called __ with joints between them and are arranged in a semi-circle.

    Arch, Voussoirs

  • 72

    All materials are in compression.

    Arch

  • 73

    Typical for stone construction; can stand great pressure.

    Arch

  • 74

    Extension of the arch.

    Dome

  • 75

    Roof resembling an inverted cup or hemisphere, formed by round arches or vaults rising from a round or many-sided base.

    Dome

  • 76

    Any structural part projected horizontally and anchored at one end only.

    Cantilever

  • 77

    Needs a beam with tensile strength, and does not crack or break easily.

    Cantilever

  • 78

    Largely utilized in buildings with steel as medium.

    Cantilever

  • 79

    Wood is also used but is limited since it has a tendency to warp, sag, or rot.

    Cantilever

  • 80

    Used in construction of skyscrapers which depends for support upon a steel skeleton.

    Cantilever