Questions and Answers
Assemblage is ________________
an additive process where artists construct work by putting together objects and attaches them in some way.
(1) is a technique for (2) in which wax is carved then heated after a mold is made, then heated so that the wax melts, leaving an impression.
Lost wax; casting
All of the following are examples of materials used for carving, except which?
In this example sculpture in the round, entitled, David, the figure (David) is referred to as ____________.
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Which of the following is not true of sculpture in the round?
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Which technique of sculpture was used to create the piece of art above?
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______________ is the process of forming a pliable medium with hands or tools.
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Which sculpture technique is more commonly used by modern artists than by artists in the past?
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Which of the following is NOT true of the sculpture above?
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In sculpture in the round, the division of positive and negative space is dependent on the _______________________
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Study Notes
Sculpture Techniques and Terms
- Assemblage: An additive process involving the construction of artwork through the combination of various objects.
- Lost Wax Technique: A method for casting, where wax is carved and heated, creating a mold that melts away the wax, leaving an impression.
- Carving Materials: Common materials include stone and wood; clay is not typically used for carving.
Notable Sculptures
- David: A well-known sculpture exhibiting contrapposto, where the figure stands with most weight on one foot, enhancing its dynamic posture.
Sculpture Classification
- Sculpture in the Round: Features three primary techniques—casting, carving, and assemblage, allowing for a fully three-dimensional form.
- Modern vs. Historical Techniques: Assemblage is more prevalent in contemporary art compared to traditional methods.
Sculpture Creation Processes
- Modeling: Involves shaping a pliable medium using hands or tools to create a form.
- Viewing Perspective: The positive and negative space in sculpture in the round relies on the angle from which the sculpture is viewed, influencing perception.
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Test your knowledge on key techniques and concepts related to freestanding sculpture. This quiz covers terms like assemblage and lost wax casting, which are essential for understanding sculpture practices. Perfect for art students and enthusiasts alike!
