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Being an Artist Word Search - Lessons 3 and 4

Answer Sheet

J A N A L Y T I C A L C U B I S M R

G H H Y H C N D L Q G D W M K A Y S

I L V Z F V X V S P T P W E Y C N Y

M L G V J N X X Q J O W M L J T X N

P J V S J A N G V G W P V S T U T T

L A X I S U G F A B O N Z M E A R H

I I A B V L K S V G K E G X K L O E

E B E H R A Z K U F P V H E J T M T

D G Q N O R P F O R M J C A B E P I

T X G M B M K M O O T F O T Q X E C

E I Z G E G K N M B B A S Q K T L C

X V Q M C R E D I T L I N E S U O U

T X Y U J I H Y W A E K U U T R E B

U T B X A M K M N M N G C Y C E I I

R T K U Q I P A P E R C O L L E L S

E P A Q W Z N X D X S Y R L Z O L M

L Z Y Z L M G O K I H V D Y D S Y U

P Y H N C F F A W R A L D M K C M W

Word List (In Order of Clues)

Analytical Cubism, Axis, Credit Line, Form, Paper Colle, Synthetic Cubism, Trompe-l’oeil, Actual Texture, Implied Texture

Clues: 1. Clue 1:- A movement in art history in which artists discovered a system to flatten space and depart from traditional perspective. They removed bright color from their paintings to focus on structure. They were interested in depicting different viewpoints at the same time. These paintings were less about emotion and more about intellectual experiment. 2. Clue 2:- A central line that divides a figure. 3. Clue 3:- Information provided for a work of art in a museum, in a book, on a poster, or on a website. This includes the artists name, title of artwork, artists nationality and date of birth and or death, year artwork was made, art materials used, size of artwork, and location of artwork. 4. Clue 4:- 3-dimensional shape that has thickness, length, width, and depth. 5. Clue 5:- French term for collage. 6. Clue 6:- A further development of Cubism in which cut paper fragments were pasted into compositions, marking the first use of collage in fine art. 7. Clue 7:- French term meaning, to fool the eye. 8. Clue 8:- Texture that can be felt when touched. Texture is rough or smooth.

9. Clue 9:- Texture that is an illusion. A painting of a pinecone looks very rough and prickly, but to the touch, one feels only smooth, slick paint.