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This document contains questions about color and space/volume: - The first section asks about the colors in the rainbow, why we see tomatoes as red, and colors associated with happiness. - The second section asks about the three dimensions of objects, the definition of height and volume, and techniques painters use to depict depth like overlapping and relationships between planes. It includes questions about specific paintings.
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Units 3 and 4
- 2. Answer the following questionsAnswer the following questions about colour:about colour: 1.1 Why does the rainbow show seven colours?
- 3. 1.2. What is the reason why we perceive the tomato as red?
- 4. 1.3. What colours are used to1.3. What colours are used to transmit a sense of happinesstransmit a sense of happiness and joy?and joy?
- 5. 1.4. Find a portrait by Renoir that expresses a sad character by using pale colours, and one that expresses a happy or vivid character.
- 6. UNIT-4 : COLOUR,UNIT-4 : COLOUR, SPACE ANDSPACE AND VOLUMEVOLUME NEREANEREA ZUBIRIAZUBIRIA
- 7. Questions about Space and Volume:Questions about Space and Volume: 2.1 Name the three dimensions of an object.
- 8. 2.2 What is height ?2.2 What is height ?
- 9. 2.3 Define volume.2.3 Define volume.
- 10. 2.4 Look at `` Horses in a Meadow´´,2.4 Look at `` Horses in a Meadow´´, by Edgar Degas and explain howby Edgar Degas and explain how the painter creates a sense ofthe painter creates a sense of depht in this painting ?depht in this painting ?
- 11. 2.5 What is the technique of ``2.5 What is the technique of `` overlapping´´ and why is it used ?overlapping´´ and why is it used ?
- 12. 2.6 Look at `` The magdalen2.6 Look at `` The magdalen reading´´ by Ambrosius Bensonreading´´ by Ambrosius Benson and explain the relationshipsand explain the relationships between different planes?between different planes?
- 13. 2.72.7 Look at `` The Daughters ofLook at `` The Daughters of Edward Darley Boit ´´ by JohnEdward Darley Boit ´´ by John Singer Sargent. How does theSinger Sargent. How does the painter create the sense of depht ?painter create the sense of depht ?