Question 1

The oldest known type of ink is India or China ink,made from a solution of __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  ​indigo and water 
B)  ​squid ink 
C)  ​gall extracts from oak trees 
D)  ​plant extracts 
E)  ​carbon black and water 
A)  ​indigo and water 
B)  ​squid ink 
C)  ​gall extracts from oak trees 
D)  ​plant extracts 
E)  ​carbon black and water

Question 2

The medium of __________ was widely used for drawing from the late Middle Ages to the early 1500s,when it was largely replaced by the lead pencil.

Accepted Answer

A)  ​metalpoint 
B)  ​chalk 
C)  ​crayon 
D)  ​charcoal 
E)  ​pastel 
A)  ​metalpoint 
B)  ​chalk 
C)  ​crayon 
D)  ​charcoal 
E)  ​pastel

Question 3

The effects of __________ when each is drawn against a paper surface are very similar.

Accepted Answer

A)  ​silverpoint and charcoal 
B)  ​pencil, silverpoint, and pastel 
C)  ​charcoal, chalk, and pastel 
D)  ​pencil, charcoal, and pastel 
E)  ​silverpoint, pencil, and chalk 
A)  ​silverpoint and charcoal 
B)  ​pencil, silverpoint, and pastel 
C)  ​charcoal, chalk, and pastel 
D)  ​pencil, charcoal, and pastel 
E)  ​silverpoint, pencil, and chalk

Question 4

Who advised artists to keep a "little book of leaves" and sketch what they saw in order to serve their future plans?

Accepted Answer

The renowned Italian artist and polymath

Question 5

Explain the delicate process of metalpoint drawing and why it has largely been abandoned in favor of other dry media.

Accepted Answer

Metalpoint drawing is a delicate and pre

Question 6

__________ artists are masters of the brush-and-ink medium.They have used it for centuries for all types of __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  ​Chinese; drawings 
B)  ​Italian; preparatory sketches 
C)  ​Japanese; calligraphy 
D)  ​Japanese; woodblocks 
E)  ​Japanese; everyday writings 
A)  ​Chinese; drawings 
B)  ​Italian; preparatory sketches 
C)  ​Japanese; calligraphy 
D)  ​Japanese; woodblocks 
E)  ​Japanese; everyday writings

Question 7

Identify six types of dry media used for drawing.

Accepted Answer

Dry media are drawing materials that do

The oldest known type of ink is India or China ink,made from a solution of __________.

The medium of __________ was widely used for drawing from the late Middle Ages to the early 1500s,when it was largely replaced by the lead pencil.

The effects of __________ when each is drawn against a paper surface are very similar.

Who advised artists to keep a "little book of leaves" and sketch what they saw in order to serve their future plans?

Explain the delicate process of metalpoint drawing and why it has largely been abandoned in favor of other dry media.

artists are masters of the brush-and-ink medium.They have used it for centuries for all types of .

Identify six types of dry media used for drawing.

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Craft Arts

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Art of the Ancient World

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The oldest known type of ink is India or China ink,made from a solution of __________.

The medium of __________ was widely used for drawing from the late Middle Ages to the early 1500s,when it was largely replaced by the lead pencil.

The effects of __________ when each is drawn against a paper surface are very similar.

Who advised artists to keep a "little book of leaves" and sketch what they saw in order to serve their future plans?

Explain the delicate process of metalpoint drawing and why it has largely been abandoned in favor of other dry media.

__________ artists are masters of the brush-and-ink medium.They have used it for centuries for all types of __________.

Identify six types of dry media used for drawing.

Understanding Art

Line and Shape

Light and Color

Texture and Pattern

Space,Time,and Motion

Principles of Design

Painting

Printmaking and Graphic Design

Imaging: Photography, Film, Video, and Digital Arts

Sculpture, Installation, Site-Specific Art, and 3d Design

Craft Arts

Architecture and Urban Design

Art of the Ancient World

Greece, Rome, and the Early Judeo-Christian World

The Age of Faith

The Renaissance

The Baroque ERA

The Modern ERA

The Twentieth Century: The Early Years

The Twentieth Century: Postwar to Postmodern

Art Now: A Global Perspective

Filters

artists are masters of the brush-and-ink medium.They have used it for centuries for all types of .