In the article “Thinking Like and Artist” by Paula Crown she says “To think like an artist is to dedicate practice to remaining
connected to the intuitive spirit of investigation.” False
True
4.
When a beginning of a line connects with its own end or intersects with another line a shape is formed.
False
True
5.
Value is the perceived surface quality of a work of art.
True
False
6.
John Salvest’s piece Forever is made on one large canvas.
False
True
7.
Sometimes artists create an idealized version of a natural form rather than truly reflecting its actual appearance. This was the norm, for example, in depictions of royal figures in ancient Egypt.
True
False
<span>The fibula was the most typical object of prestige adornments in the medieval period. The fibula was a decorative pin that the Romans used to fasten the front of their clothing. The pins would often contain different precious stones.</span>
