Top Sculpture Flashcards

Sculpture is three-dimensional art. Traditionally, there are two main methods or obtaining a sculpture: by carving a material such as wood or stone, or by modelling forms by adding pieces of material such as clay. Nowadays, modern artists have explored new materials and techniques. They depend upon the materials used. When carving stone or wood, the sculptor chips away with a hammer and chisel. When sculpting clay, artists may use their hands. Clay models may be cast in bronze to create a strong, permanent sculpture.

Other techniques include welding metal, moulding plastic or concrete, and using fibreglass. But, “Why do artists chose to create sculptures?”, “What is the world’s most famous sculpture?”, “What is aniconism?”, and “What kind of artists use glass to create sculptures?”. These are the type of questions you are going to find in these quizzes.

Sculpture Art Test 2 Flashcards

Cards: 16| Attempts: 9| Last updated: Aug 19, 2020

Third Dimension And Depth

True 3-dimension, Not Just Our Self-correctin...

Relief

Meant To Be Viewed From One Side Only, Have 3...

Freestanding/in The Round

Completely Finished On All Sides Of Sculpture

Various Viewpoints

Each Angle Of A Sculpture, Should Be Interest...

Greek Sculpture Photos

Cards: 34| Attempts: 7| Last updated: Sep 23, 2015