Art Intermediate

Question 1

A work of art created by applying paint to a surface, typically a canvas, using various techniques and colors.

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Painting

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A three-dimensional art form created by shaping or carving materials such as stone, wood, or metal into a specific shape or design.

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Sculpture

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A place where art is displayed for public viewing, often consisting of a collection of paintings, sculptures, or other artworks.

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Gallery

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Canvas

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A sturdy fabric used as a surface for painting, often stretched on a wooden frame.

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A flat surface on which an artist mixes and blends different colors of paint before applying them to a canvas.

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Palette

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A single mark or stroke made with a paintbrush, which contributes to the texture and appearance of a painting.

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Brushstroke

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A public display of artworks, often organized around a specific theme or featuring the works of a particular artist.

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Exhibition

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An exceptionally well-executed and influential work of art, considered to be the artist’s best work.

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Masterpiece

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A general term referring to any piece of art, including paintings, sculptures, drawings, and other forms of creative expression.

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Artwork

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A stand used to support a canvas or drawing board while an artist is working on it.

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Easel

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Artistic style that does not attempt to represent reality accurately but instead uses shapes, colors, and forms to convey emotions or ideas.

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Abstract

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Bright and intense in color or appearance, creating a strong visual impact.

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Vivid

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Artistic work that conveys strong emotions or communicates a message effectively.

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Expressive

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Relating to the present time or the current artistic style and trends.

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Contemporary

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Demonstrating originality and imagination in artistic expression.

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Creative

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An artistic style characterized by capturing the essence of a subject through loose and spontaneous brushwork.

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Impressionistic

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Highly detailed, complex, and often delicate in design or execution.

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Intricate

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Stirring emotions or memories; suggestive and thought-provoking.

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Evocative

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Relating to or resembling a dream, often characterized by strange or fantastical imagery.

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Surreal

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Concerned with the appreciation of beauty and artistic qualities.

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Aesthetic

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To bring something into existence, especially through artistic or imaginative effort.

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Create

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To apply colored pigment to a surface, creating an image or design.

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Paint

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To shape or carve materials, such as stone or clay, to create a three-dimensional artwork.

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Sculpt

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To make a rough or preliminary drawing or design as a basis for further artistic work.

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Sketch

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To display or show artworks or objects to the public.

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Exhibit

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To stimulate or encourage creative thought or action.

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Inspire

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To depict or represent someone or something in a work of art.

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Portray

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To depict or record a moment or scene through art or photography.

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Capture

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To convey or communicate feelings, emotions, or ideas through artistic expression.

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Express

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To explain the meaning or significance of an artwork, often from a personal perspective.

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Interpret

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In a manner that conveys strong emotions or communicates effectively.

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Expressively

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In a manner that accurately represents reality.

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Realistically

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Relating to or involving the sense of sight or appearance.

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Visually

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In a confident and daring manner.

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Boldly

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In a manner that is distinctively different or one-of-a-kind.

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Uniquely

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To reveal or emphasize certain qualities or characteristics.

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Bring out:

For example, “The colors really bring out the emotions in the painting.”

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To arrange or prepare something, often for an event or display.

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Set up:

For example, “They set up an exhibition at the local museum.”

Question 38

To examine or review something carefully.

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Look over:

For example, “Let’s look over the artwork and discuss it.”

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To absorb or comprehend something fully.

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Take in:

For example, “I want to take in the details of this sculpture.”

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To make something appear more vivid or lifelike.

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Bring to life:

For example, “The artist’s work brings the characters to life.”

Question 41

An expression used to praise something that is exceptionally well done or beautiful.

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“It’s a real work of art!”

Question 42

A phrase used to preface a conversation about art, even if the speaker doesn’t consider themselves an art enthusiast.

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“I’m not really into art, but…”

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An informal way to suggest visiting art galleries for enjoyment or exploration.

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Let’s check out some cool art galleries.”

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A colloquial way to express personal liking or preference for a particular artwork.

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“This painting is my cup of tea.”:

Question 45

An expression indicating difficulty in understanding or interpreting abstract artworks.

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“I can’t make heads or tails of abstract art.”