Chapter 11 - Variety Emphasis Harmony Unity

The principle of art concerned with difference or contrast.

• assortment

• diversity

• variety

• array

The quality of wholeness or oneness that is achieved through the effective use of the elements and principles of art.

• unity

• peace

• consensus

• agreement

The principle of art that makes one part of a work dominant over the other parts.

• insistence

• emphasis

• intensity

• significance

The first part of a work of art to attract the attention of the viewer.

• prime focus

• point of convergence

• center of attention

• focal point

The principle of art that creates unity by stressing the similarites of seperate but related parts.

• harmony

• unanimity

• cooperation

• consensus

Artists use variety in artworks because they want to keep it-

• organized

• chaotic

• the same

• interesting

Which is NOT one of the five ways to create a focal point?

• Segregation

• Contrast

• Isolation

• Location

• The Unusual

Which is NOT a technique that an artist may use to create unity in a work of art?

• Proximity

• Repetition

• Simplicity

• Relationship

What can happen to an artwork if variety, emphasis, or harmony is carried to an extreme?

• It can destroy Unity

• It can destroy Identity

• It can destroy integrity

This print "Singing Their Songs", was created by this artist.

• Georgia O'Keeffe

• Frida Kahlo

• Dorthea Lange

• Elizabeth Catlett