perspective - Eastern Canada (2)

Question

This technique makes use of a “vanishing point” where parallel lines seem to converge on the horizon. For 10 points each:

[10e] Name this art technique which depicts objects as smaller if they are further away from the viewer. This technique’s “one-point” form enables a 3D scene to be depicted on a 2D medium.

ANSWER: perspective [accept linear perspective or one-point perspective]

[10h] In this perspective technique, the artist adjusts the length of objects and makes them recede into space. Andrea Mantenga’s Dead Christ is depicted through this technique with large feet and a small head to illustrate him lying away from the viewer.

ANSWER: foreshortening [accept word forms such as foreshorten or being foreshortened]

[10m] This artist was the first to incorporate perspective into relief sculpture with his St. George and the Dragon. This creator of an equestrian statue of Gattamelata created a bronze nude of a boy with a wide-brimmed hat.

ANSWER: Donatello (The unnamed statue is Donatello’s David.)

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Northern California	Main	Y	4	17.50	100%	50%	25%
Eastern Canada (1)	Main	Y	4	20.00	100%	25%	75%
Eastern Canada (2)	Main	Y	8	16.25	100%	38%	25%
Florida	Main	Y	4	12.50	100%	0%	25%
Great Lakes	Main	Y	10	20.00	90%	60%	50%
Lower Mid-Atlantic	Main	Y	9	16.67	89%	67%	11%
Upper Mid-Atlantic	Main	Y	8	23.75	100%	88%	50%
Midwest	Main	Y	9	20.00	100%	56%	44%
North	Main	Y	4	20.00	100%	75%	25%
Northeast	Main	Y	10	20.00	90%	60%	50%
South Central	Main	Y	5	16.00	100%	60%	0%
Southeast	Main	Y	11	17.27	100%	36%	36%
UK (North)	UK	Y	4	10.00	100%	0%	0%
UK (South)	UK	Y	8	10.00	88%	13%	0%
Upstate NY	Main	Y	5	20.00	100%	60%	40%

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McMaster A	Waterloo C	10	0	10	20
Toronto D	McMaster C	10	10	10	30
Toronto G	McMaster B	10	0	0	10
Queen's A	Waterloo A	10	0	0	10
Toronto E	Brock A	10	0	10	20
Toronto C	Toronto F	10	0	0	10
Toronto A	Toronto H	10	0	0	10
Toronto B	Toronto I	10	10	0	20