Hokusai's famous The Great Wave (Fig. 26-15) is from a series of woodblock prints depicting ___________
A. the sea
B. Mount Fuji
C. the seasons
D. Japan's southern coast
Answer: B
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This cathedral is noted for its single tower and spire:
a. Ulm b. Cologne c. Naumburg d. Salisbury
What printmaking technique was used in The Nuremberg Chronicle, and why was this technique successful for this image?
a) woodcut, because it enabled the artist to define details clearly b) intaglio, because it enabled the artist to create atmospheric effects c) silkscreen, because it enabled the artist the create bold, bright colors d) monotype, because the artist wanted an image that looked like painting
The Buddhist Temple atop Mount Toham, near Gyeongu in Korea reflects the influence of rock-cut structures in______________
A. Sri Lanka B. India C. China D. Japan
The technique in which colored yarns are sewn to an existing woven background is called:
A. interlace. B. embroidery. C. tempera. D. tapestry. E. gouache.