Multiple Choice


1	The concept in which the picture frame acts as a window through which objects can be seen receding endlessly is called:
		A)	interpenetration
		B)	intuitive space
		C)	infinite space
		D)	decorative space
		E)	shallow space


2	An artwork in which the viewer seems to be moving into the far distances of the picture field is using:
		A)	the illusion of limited depth
		B)	deep space
		C)	decorative space
		D)	shallow space
		E)	none of the above


3	Artistic methods of representing space include using:
		A)	sharp and diminishing detail
		B)	overlapping planes
		C)	interpenetration
		D)	all of the above
		E)	none of the above


4	When planes or objects pass through each other, creating the illusion of shallow or deep space, it is called:
		A)	interpenetration
		B)	transparency
		C)	fractional representation
		D)	converging parallels
		E)	shallow space


5	Fractional representation was revived in the 19th century by:
		A)	Picasso
		B)	Cezanne
		C)	Monet
		D)	Toulose-Lautrec
		E)	Gris


6	Perspective was developed by:
		A)	Brunelleschi
		B)	Masaccio
		C)	Canaletto
		D)	Giotto
		E)	Michelangelo


7	The artist who views a flat surface or facing plane directly, or front-on, is using:
		A)	three-point perspective
		B)	two-point perspective
		C)	one-point perspective
		D)	atmospheric perspective
		E)	none of the above


8	An artist viewing an object from a "frog's eye view" is using:
		A)	three-point perspective
		B)	two-point perspective
		C)	one-point perspective
		D)	fractional representation
		E)	none of the above


9	The group of artists devoted to motion for its own sake were the:
		A)	Post-Impressionists
		B)	Futurists
		C)	Cubists
		D)	Motionists
		E)	Surrealists


10	A pioneer in linking photography with the study of motion was:
		A)	Jean Louis Meissonier
		B)	Edward Weston
		C)	Eadweard Muybridge
		D)	Salvador Dali

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