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Why painting kept changing

Arts & Music · Visual Art · ages 14-16

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A cubist painting can combine several viewpoints of a subject on one flat surface.
Circle one: True False
Which statement correctly pairs Renaissance painting's historical place with features many of its painters used?
- It came before impressionism and often used perspective and shading to suggest depth.
- It came before impressionism and often joined several viewpoints through geometric fragments.
- It came after impressionism and often used perspective and shading to suggest depth.
Which academic convention did visible impressionist brushstrokes differ from?
- A loose finish leaving individual brush marks visible
- A polished finish hiding individual brush marks
- An outdoor study recording changing light with marks
An artist wants to observe changing outdoor light while painting. Which setup helps?
- A fixed indoor lamp illuminating a studio model
- A photograph preserving the light at one moment
- A portable easel beside the outdoor subject
A portrait joins a front-view eye and a side-view nose in geometric fragments. Which movement is a plausible match?
- Impressionism
- Renaissance
- Cubism
A painted canvas contains coloured bands and dots, with no recognizable subject. Which interpretation fits the lesson's account of non-objective painting?
- Without a recognizable subject, it can only be an unfinished painting.
- Painted colour and arrangement can matter without a depicted object.
- Without a recognizable subject, its colour and arrangement cannot carry meaning.
A painting simplifies a tree into broad shapes, but the tree remains recognizable. Which description fits?
- Non-objective, with no recognizable subject
- Not abstract, because the tree remains recognizable
- Abstract, with a recognizable subject
A learner says a cubist still life cannot succeed because its bottle has no single realistic viewpoint. Which response best revises this judgement?
- Judge it by whether its fragments could be rearranged into one realistic view.
- Judge how its combined views serve its aim of exploring a solid subject.
- Treat a recognizable bottle shape as enough to prove that the painting succeeds.

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True · Combining viewpoints is an approach used in cubism.
It came before impressionism and often used perspective and shading to suggest depth. · Renaissance painting preceded impressionism. Many Renaissance painters used perspective and shading to suggest depth and solid bodies. The answer must match both the historical order and these features.
A polished finish hiding individual brush marks · Visible brushstrokes differ from a polished finish that conceals them.
A portable easel beside the outdoor subject · A portable easel supports working outdoors while observing the changing light.
Cubism · Geometric fragments and joined viewpoints suggest cubism.
Painted colour and arrangement can matter without a depicted object. · Non-objective painting can organize painted colour and form without depicting a recognizable subject. That absence does not establish that it is unfinished or meaningless.
Abstract, with a recognizable subject · Abstraction can simplify a subject while keeping it recognizable.
Judge how its combined views serve its aim of exploring a solid subject. · Evaluate the joined views against the work's aim. Requiring one reconstructed view keeps the original restriction, while recognizing a bottle alone does not establish success.