SCULPTURE (The page tends to "slip" out of your control instead of going to the next question/section. You may need to scroll back down to where you were each time!).

1. What 3 main types of sculpture did you learn about from the Reading?

Marble

Relieved

Clay

Full round

Linear

Relief

Ephemeral

2. What material has Rafaelle Monti used for "The Veiled Lady?

3. What type of sculpture is this an example of?

Please Select -->Full roundReliefLinear

4. The "Winged Victory of Samothrace" ('Nike of Samothrace') is *what* type of sculpture?

5. This is an example of linear sculpture.... true/false?

True

False

6. What material has Vasyl (Romania) used to create this 1990, "Portrait"? (Pick ONE)

Soapstone

Wood

Granite

Marble

7. Giovanni Bernini used *what* material to create "The Blessed Ludovica Albertoni"?

8. Check off any artistic elements that apply to Henry Moore's "Two Large Forms."

Mass

Space

Density

Volume

Open form

Closed form

Negative space

Positive space

Color

Texture

Line

Balance

Repetition

Proportion

Unity

9. What method has Steve Scott used to create his sculpture? (Pick ONE)

Subtraction

Addition

Substitution

10. What elements do music and sculpture have in common? Choose more than ONE (See Module 4's "Readings & Supplementary Materials: Sculpture," pg. 64).

Rhythm

Harmony

A time signatures (4/4, 3/4, etc.)

A beat or beats

Accents

Variation

Repetition

Rhythmic patters - regular and/or irregular

Consonance ('harmony.' Or: "a combination of sounds or musical notes that are pleasant when heard together" - Cambridge Dictionary)

Dissonance ('inharmonious,' 'unharmonious." (an unpleasant musical sound, or not making a pleasant harmony (= the pleasing sound of notes being played or sung together - Cambridge Dictionary)

Theme & variation (using: repetition of 'shape,' 'line,' recurring 'motifs' or 'patterns,' etc.)

Articulation

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