In printmaking, when an edition is complete, what will typically happen to the matrix?

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• It will be registered so that the edition may be copyrighted.

• It will be registered so that the artist may rework his or her ideas anew.

• It will be restored so that a new image may be printed from it.

• It will be canceled so that no more prints can be made from it.

For what purpose was color photography first widely used?

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• Portraiture

• Photojournalism

• Advertising

• Dada art

What is pigment in paint?

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• A powdered color

• A solvent

• A binder

• A vehicle

What medium, invented in the twentieth century, resembles oil paint, but dries very quickly and is far more durable?

Multiple Choice

• Acrylic

• Gouache

• Collage

• Tempera

Which is NOT one of the four basic printmaking processes?

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• Intaglio

• Gouache

• Lithography

• Screenprinting

What innovation, as practiced by Jackson Pollock, helped move painting away from the easel?

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• Installations that were meant to be experienced from inside, moment by moment.

• Acrylic paints were spread around the borders.

• The canvas was placed on the floor.

• Computer software was used to digitally alter images.

What is an example of a liquid medium?

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• Ink

• Pastel

• Graphite

• Silverpoint

What technology has changed printmaking, making the traditional use of a matrix increasingly obsolete?

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• Inkjet printers

• Registration machines

• Monotype

• Serigraphy

A ________ is often the first and key element in creating a complete corporate identity.

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• layout

• composite

• title

• logo

______, such as directional arrows, convey information and embody ideas.

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• Layouts

• Typefaces

• Logotypes

• Symbols

the coloring material in virtually all drawing media is known as ______.

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• pigment

• wash

• pastel

• binder

A rubber stamp creates what type of print?

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• Intaglio

• Silkscreen

• Relief

• Lithograph

Because this 20th-century artist dated most of his drawings over the course of his lifetime, we have nearly a complete visual record of his mind at work.

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• Degas

• Ingres

• Rembrandt

• Picasso

The creation of a photographic body of work around an event, place, or culture is known as ______.

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• continuous-motion photography

• censorship

• photojournalism

• Pictorialism

Romare Bearden's Mysteries can be considered what type of work?

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• Acrylic

• Pointillist

• Collage

• Watercolor

Photojournalists were hired by the Farm Security Administration of the U.S. Department of Agriculture to record what historical event?

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• Animal motion

• Produce merchants

• World War I

• The Great Depression

In printmaking, a(n) ______ is a surface on which a design is prepared before being transferred through pressure to a receiving surface such as paper.

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• burin

• impression

• edition

• matrix

In oil painting, linseed oil acts as a ______.

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• binder

• ground

• support

• pigment

What substance allows drawing media to be shaped into sticks (for dry media) or suspended in fluid (for liquid media), and to adhere to the drawing surface?

Multiple Choice

• Wash

• Binder

• Ground

• Pigment

What painting technique, used in the first century in Egypt, Greece, and Rome, involves the use of wax?

Multiple Choice

• Encaustic

• Acrylic

• Tempera

• Oil paint