Madame Moitessier by Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres Digital image courtesy of the Getty's Open Content Program Question When creating a portrait, an artist wants to pay close attention to proportion as well as capture the personality of the individual. The portrait pictured here (1 point) Responses alters proportions to create a special mood. alters proportions to create a special mood. captures an outgoing personality out of proportion. captures an outgoing personality out of proportion. demonstrates appropriate proportions and shows an expressionless personality. demonstrates appropriate proportions and shows an expressionless personality. captures an expressive and youthful personality with detailed background proportions.
demonstrates appropriate proportions and shows an expressionless personality.
Study of the Head of an Old Woman by Jean-Baptiste Greuze Digital image courtesy of the Getty's Open Content Program Question When the artist created the portrait shown here, he (1 point) Responses used appropriate proportions while correctly capturing texture and details. used appropriate proportions while correctly capturing texture and details. used appropriate proportions but did not capture any of the textures of the face or clothing. used appropriate proportions but did not capture any of the textures of the face or clothing. drew the image out of proportion with little detail. drew the image out of proportion with little detail. showed the skin texture of a young woman though he correctly captured proportions.
used appropriate proportions while correctly capturing texture and details.
Portraits of Serafino and Francesco Falzacappa by Pier Leone Ghezzi Digital image courtesy of the Getty's Open Content Program Question To make this scene appear to be realistic, the artist did all of the following except (1 point) Responses attempt to capture the personality of the individuals. attempt to capture the personality of the individuals. make sure that the individuals are in proportion to each other. make sure that the individuals are in proportion to each other. pay no attention to the proportion of the two individuals to each other. pay no attention to the proportion of the two individuals to each other. make sure that the facial features are in proportion with each other.
pay no attention to the proportion of the two individuals to each other.
The Vexed Man by Franz Xaver Messerscmidt Digital image courtesy of the Getty's Open Content Program Question Creating a portrait that embodies a person's feelings or personality involves (1 point) Responses creating a formal setting. creating a formal setting. using imagery of family in the background. using imagery of family in the background. capturing emotion in the piece. capturing emotion in the piece. using no environmental cues to indicate likes and dislikes of the subject.
Queen Henrietta Maria with Sir Jeffrey Hudson by Sir Anthony van Dyck Courtesy National Gallery of Art, Washington Question This portrait is successful for all of the following reasons, except (1 point) Responses the choice of clothing and scenery do not capture any historical period. the choice of clothing and scenery do not capture any historical period. the hands reaching towards each other show a connection between the two individuals. the hands reaching towards each other show a connection between the two individuals. it is painted with great skill. it is painted with great skill. the proportions are accurate and realistic.
the choice of clothing and scenery do not capture any historical period.
