RepousséJeopardy

Elements of Art

Repoussé Techniques

RepousséVocabulary

Prismacolor Techniques

Vincent van Gough

History of Repoussé

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• Which element or principle of design is a dot that went for a walk?

• Circle is to sphere, as shape is to____?

• Artists use these two kinds of textures in both 2D and 3D art.

• List the five ways line vary.

• List all the elements of art.

• These two techniques are used in order to create a Repoussé.

• Of the two Repoussé techniques, this one is done on the back?

• Why do artists use newspaper or foam in Repoussé?

• An artist obtains a neutral position in the metal tooling by doing what?

• Repoussé is a popular way of making this kind of art today.

• What is a contour line?

• Repoussé is a French word for what?

• What are the two types of line?

• Artwork that does not represent or depict a person, place or thing in the natural world is what kind of art?

• What are the three different positions the metal tooling can be in?

What is this example of?

What is this example of?

What is this example of?

What is this example of?

• What is the difference between layering and burnishing?

• Vincent van Gogh was part of this art movement when he lived in France.

• List 5 personality characteristics of Van Gogh.

• Why did van Gogh move to the town of Arles in the south of France?

Irises reflects van Gogh’s troubled state of mind. List 3 compositional elements to support this fact.

Self-portrait with Bandaged Ear is different than van Gogh’s other self-portraits. List 4

compositional elements to support this fact.

• Repoussé is an ancient form of what?

Daily Double

Is this a functional or decorative piece of art? Explain why?

• In class we use wooden tools and newspaper but what were the two original tools used?

• Who is Rocio Heredia?

• Repoussé is an ancient form of metalsmithing, dating back almost as far as 4th century B.C.

• List four objects I provided as examples from the introduction PP.

Final Jeopardy

• Category: The Classroom

• Please select the amount your team is willing to wager.

Final Jeopardy

• What are the five classroom rules?