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| The Arts & Crafts movement began in which country? |
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| Who was the leader of the American Arts & Crafts movement? |
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| What style was influenced by Arts & Crafts movement and was associated with Frank Lloyd Wright? |
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| What movement began in Holland, and restricted itself to use horizontal and vertical lines, black & white and primary colors? |
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| Who is reponsible for creating "Craftsman style" furniture? |
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| Which movement is characterized by organic forms undulating lines such as a woman's swirling hair, vines, willows, and peacock feathers ect? |
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| Tiffany lamps are from which movement? |
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| Marcel Breurer's steel chair was inspired by |
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| Furniture from this movement benefitted from wartime research - new materials and technologies were available for artists and designers use. |
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| This design duo was productive during the Mid-Century Modern movement: |
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| On of the main factors to consider in architecture is the distinct landscape characteristics of that certain site, or the site's___________ |
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| The basic structural system contains a basic interior frame that supports a less durable outer covering is called: |
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| The construction method used to build the pyramids of Giza in which the walls themselves bear the weight of the roof is called |
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| load bearing construction |
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| The ancient town of Ur, in Mesopotamia is now part of which country? |
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| A stepped, pyramid-like structure considered a home for the Gods is called a____ |
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| This construction method consists of 2 posts supporting a horizontal beam, and is fundamental to ancient Greek architecture: |
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| post and lintel construction |
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| Greek columns were often built in sections called: |
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| The grooves carved into the shaft of a Greek column are called: |
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| The arch, barrel vault, dome and flying buttress are all considered examples of which kind of construction? |
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| What is the top part of each column? |
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| What city would you go to if you wanted to see the Colosseum? |
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| This ancient bulding in Rome is considered the first example of a dome in architecture and was built as a temple for ROmans to worship all of their many Gods: |
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| The Eiffel Tower is an example of which kind of construction? |
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| The unique 3D bracing structure called lattice-beam structure was a great solution to the problem of |
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| Reinforced concrete is usually reinforced with: |
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| The Chicago fire cleared the way for a new style of architecture to emerge. This style used steel frame construction allowing us to build stories higher than we had before. What is this style called? |
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| Where is Frank Lloyd Wright's famous Fallingwater located? |
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| Frederik Law Olmstead designed Central Park in New York City in 1857 so urban dwellers could have a connection to nature. He is considered one of the first: |
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| Construction compared to a diving board: |
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| What does "photography" mean when translated from Latin? |
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| The concept of a dark room with a small opening for light is what led to the modern camera, called: |
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| What year was photography "invented?" |
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| Who gets credit for having invented photography? |
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| What is the most common subject for Daguerreotype? |
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| Which U.S. war was the first to be documented through photography? |
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| Which photograph was known for his images of the American West, meant to inspire people to preserve wilderness areas? |
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| The work entitled "Q: and babies? A: and babies" refers to the Mai Lai massacre in which war? |
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| The Birth of Nations was significant because it: |
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| established the camera shots and techniques that today are still standard practice. |
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| What kind of shot are you doing as a film maker if you are moving horizontally across a scene? |
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| What did Bill Viola find MOST inspiring the painting, Visitation? |
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| the emotional connection b/w the women |
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| Why do the streets in Daguerre's Le Boulevard du Temple look empty in the middle of the day? |
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| B/c people were moving during the long exposure time |
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| The art of carving, casting, modeling, or assembling materials into 3 dimensional forms is called: |
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| This kind of sculpture is meant to be seen from one side: |
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| Sculpture in-the-round means: |
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| You are meant to walk around it and can't be fully appreciated from one side. |
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| Modeling, construction, and assemblage are all considered _____ process. |
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| Michelangelo's David is an example of an art work that was made using a sculptural process that can be described as_______ |
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| This position is a shift in body weight from one leg to another creating a more natural, relaxed look. |
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| This position is a shift in body weight from one leg to another, combined with a tilt in the hips, and an opposite tilt in the shoulders. |
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| The oven used to fire clay is called a ____ |
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| Forming a pliable substance with one's hands or tools is called: |
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| In this casting method, molten metal replaces wax: |
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| In preparing for casting, the original gets encased in a fireproof plaster mixture forming the _____ |
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| This mixture of fireproof plaster is called: |
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| Which metal is commonly used in the lost wax casting method to produce monumental statues (men on horseback in parks)? |
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| Creating a sculpture by combining or assembling found objects is called: |
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| The Arts and Crafts Movement began in England as a reaction to the: |
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