Art Appreciation Test 3

Front 1

Relief

Back 1

incisions are made into background, the raised matrix holds the ink and becomes the image. opposite of intaglio

Front 2

Intaglio

Back 2

image is incised into background and the incisions hold the ink. opposite of relief

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Woodcut

Back 3

RELIEF - cut along grain of wood

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Wood engraving

Back 4

RELIEF - cut in the end-grain of wood (increased durability and detail)

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Linocut

Back 5

RELIEF - cut into linoleum

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Letterpress

Back 6

RELIEF - many copies made by applying repeated pressure over the interchangeable metal or wood letter blocks

Front 7

Etching

Back 7

INTAGLIO - uses acid and a metal plate

Front 8

Engraving

Back 8

INTAGLIO - usually metal or glass

Front 9

Drypoint

Back 9

INTAGLIO - uses needle (usually softer lines)

Front 10

Mezzotint

Back 10

INTAGLIO - technically drypoint but uses a metal tool with small teeth to create rough patches that manifest as different tones (shading)

Front 11

Aquatint

Back 11

INTAGLIO - work from dark to light, typically combined with mezzotint

Front 12

Matrix

Back 12

whatever is used, with ink, to hold the image that makes up the print

Front 13

Impression

Back 13

the actual print

Front 14

Registration

Back 14

the lining up of the results of each step in a multistep printmaking process

Front 15

Edition

Back 15

a number of prints struck from one plate, usually at the same time

Front 16

Albrecht Durer

Back 16

Rhinoceros - woodcut

Front 17

Nashville (letterpress shop)

Back 17

Hatch Show Print

Front 18

Francisco de Goya

Back 18

Tampoco (Not Either) - etching and aquatint

Front 19

Ed Ruscha

Back 19

Standard Station - screenprint

Front 20

Andy Warhol

Back 20

The Last Supper - synthetic polymer paint on canvas

Front 21

Shepard Fairey

Back 21

Toxicity Inspector - screenprint

Front 22

Shepard Fairey

Back 22

OBEY campaign - screenprint/street art

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Crystal Wagner

Back 23

installation

Front 24

Swoon

Back 24

street art

Front 25

Rayogram

Back 25

placing objects directly onto the surface of a light-sensitive material such as photographic paper and then exposing it to light

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Daguerreotype

Back 26

first successful photography process, uses copper plates

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Dorothea Lange

Back 27

depression era photos

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Alfred Stieglitz

Back 28

New York photos

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Ansel Adams

Back 29

black and white landscape photography

Front 30

Edward Weston

Back 30

Pepper

Front 31

Diane Arbus

Back 31

Child with Toy Hand Grenade

Front 32

Robert Mapplethorpe

Back 32

celebrity photos

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Annie Leibovitz

Back 33

John Lennon and Yoko Ono

Front 34

David Hockney

Back 34

The Scrabble Game

Front 35

Andreas Gursky

Back 35

99 Cent

Front 36

Sandy Skoglund

Back 36

Radioactive Cats

Front 37

commissioned by Qin Shi Huang

Back 37

Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses

Front 38

Donatello

Back 38

Penitent Magdalene

Front 39

Auguste Rodin

Back 39

Burghers of Calais

Front 40

Marcel Duchamp (R. Mutt)

Back 40

Fountain

Front 41

Michelangelo

Back 41

Pieta

Front 42

Umberto Boccioni

Back 42

Unique Formsof Continuity in Space

Front 43

Auguste Rodin

Back 43

Gates of Hell

Front 44

Wolfgang Laib

Back 44

Pollen

Front 45

Camille Claudel

Back 45

Age of Maturity

Front 46

Victor Brauner

Back 46

Wolf-Table

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Marcel Duchamp

Back 47

In Advance of the Broken Arm - readymade

Front 48

Claes Oldenburg

Back 48

Saw

Front 49

Claes Oldenburg

Back 49

Floor Cake

Front 50

Roy Lichtenstein

Back 50

House

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Eva Hesse

Back 51

Hang Up

Front 52

Rachel Whiteread

Back 52

Paperbacks

Front 53

Tom Friedman

Back 53

tedious action/process behind his work

Front 54

Andy Warhol

Back 54

Brillo boxes

Front 55

Jeff Koons

Back 55

Rabbit