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Froggy Jumps Art Analysis ChallengeOnline version Explore core art analysis concepts by Nozipho 1 What does formal analysis primarily focus on when studying a work of art? a Visible elements e.g form, colour, line, texture and composition b artist’s biography c symbolic meaning 2 Which methodology focuses on art as a result of events in an artist’s life and emphasises artistic intentions and creative processes? a Biographical (biography) methodology b Deconstruction methodology c Context methodology 3 What does context methodology of analysis focus on when examining art? a Patronage, politics, religion & social issues b biography c Pure aesthetic taste 4 A methodology that asks ‘Why is this art?’ a deconstruction b context c iconography 5 Stylistic method of analysis focuses on... a visual characteristics of the period. b symbolism c composition 6 Which methodology would most likely examine a painter’s letters and diaries to interpret a portrait from a specific period? a context methodology b symbolism c aesthetics 7 What kind of documentation can trigger new biographical interpretations in art history? a Letters, journals, diaries or life documentation b art theory c aesthetics 8 Which methodology would most likely examine a painter’s letters and diaries to interpret a portrait from a specific period? a Biographical (biography) methodology b iconography c aesthetics 9 Which methodology is described as a ‘never-ending process’ that suggests art has a slippery, changeable meaning? a Deconstruction b biography c iconography 10 The term 'icon' in iconography most directly relates to which of the following meanings? a Image or sacred representation b A contemporary fashion trend c religion 11 What is the main focus of iconography in art history? a Content and symbolism (subject matter and meaning) b Technique and materiality of the artwork c patronage 12 Printing, a major breakthrough in human history, was invented by the... a Chinese b Europeans c Italians 13 The first form was .....the spaces around an image on a flat surface are cut away, the remaining raised surface is inked, and a sheet of paper is placed over the surface and rubbed to transfer the inked image to the paper. a relief printing b Chop c lino 14 During the Han dynasty (third century CE) seals called .... were made by carving calligraphic characters into a flat surface of jade, silver, gold, or ivory. a Chops b lino c Relief 15 Inked rubbings were printed from carved... a stones b wood books c paper 16 .......is the technical term for the art of engraving on wood or of printing from woodblocks. a Xylography b typography c watermark 17 .................... is the art and technique of arranging type to make written language legible, readable and appealing when displayed. a Typography b Xylography c relief printing 18 The ..............a translucent emblem produced by pressure from a raised design on the mold and visible when the sheet of paper is held to the light, was used in Italy by 1282. (see slides) a watermark b xylography c woodblock 19 .................................woodcut picture books with religious subject matter and brief text. a block books b woodcuts c lino 20 .................. of Mainz, Germany, first brought together the complex systems and subsystems necessary to print a typographic book around the year 1450. a Johann Gensfleisch zum Gutenberg b Chinese c Engraved seals

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by Nozipho

What does formal analysis primarily focus on when studying a work of art?

Which methodology focuses on art as a result of events in an artist’s life and emphasises artistic intentions and creative processes?

What does context methodology of analysis focus on when examining art?

A methodology that asks ‘Why is this art?’

Stylistic method of analysis focuses on...

Which methodology would most likely examine a painter’s letters and diaries to interpret a portrait from a specific period?

What kind of documentation can trigger new biographical interpretations in art history?

Which methodology would most likely examine a painter’s letters and diaries to interpret a portrait from a specific period?

Which methodology is described as a ‘never-ending process’ that suggests art has a slippery, changeable meaning?

The term 'icon' in iconography most directly relates to which of the following meanings?

What is the main focus of iconography in art history?

Printing, a major breakthrough in human history, was invented by the...

The first form was .....the spaces around an image on a flat surface are cut away, the remaining raised surface is inked, and a sheet of paper is placed over the surface and rubbed to transfer the inked image to the paper.

During the Han dynasty (third century CE) seals called .... were made by carving calligraphic characters into a flat surface of jade, silver, gold, or ivory.

Inked rubbings were printed from carved...

.......is the technical term for the art of engraving on wood or of printing from woodblocks.

.................... is the art and technique of arranging type to make written language legible, readable and appealing when displayed.

The ..............a translucent emblem produced by pressure from a raised design on the mold and visible when the sheet of paper is held to the light, was used in Italy by 1282. (see slides)

.................................woodcut picture books with religious subject matter and brief text.

.................. of Mainz, Germany, first brought together the complex systems and subsystems necessary to print a typographic book around the year 1450.