The study of art created in different times and cultures.

The path of a moving point through space.

Shapes that are mathematical or man-made.

The area in a work of art that is farthest from the viewer.

Colors created by mixing a primary and secondary color.

An artwork showing an arrangement of objects that cannot move on their own.

A two-dimensional area that is defined in some way.

Shapes that are derived from nature.

The area in a work of art that is closest to the viewer.

Color in its purest form.

A drawing or painting that shows outdoor scenery such as trees, lakes, mountains, and fields.

Derived from reflected light.

The space used by the main subject in a composition.

The type of perspective used when there are two vanishing points and no horizontal lines.

Method of creating value using layers of dots.

Artwork created by gluing various materials onto a surface.

The darkness or lightness of an object.

The space around the main subject in a composition.

The height of the artist's eye from the ground.

Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel.

The art of making 3 dimensional art usually from stone, wood, metal, and/or plaster.

Refers to how things feel or look as if they would feel if touched.

Type of line that communicates a sense of stability.

A mathematical system used to create an illusion of depth on a flat surface using lines that converge at vanishing points.

Colors that create a calm, relaxed feeling.