Name the artist and name of this sculpture.  This artist was commissioned to design a doorway for a new Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris.  The work was not completed during his lifetime, but he exhibited this figure alone.  

This artist created an unforgettable Surrealist sculpture titled Fur Covered Tea Cup.  Name the artist.  

Name this artist and his work.  He undermined his viewer’s confidence and perception in the most ordinary things.  He was classified in the Surrealist style.  

Name the artist and the name of the work.  This artist used perspective to place us right at the feet of Jesus.  As viewers we are compelled to examine and consider the misery of Jesus’s death.  

Name this Roman temple with a constructed dome and oculus.  

Name this Italian Renaissance artist and this fresco that he painted on the wall in the Refectory Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan, Italy.  

This ornamental page for the “Book of Lindisfarne” is an example of what type of art from the early Middle Ages?  

Name the artist, painting, and period of time it was created.  At one point in time the painting was made smaller to fit into a frame, slicing off a pair of columns that once surrounded her.  

Objects in the foreground (figures) are called________________.

From your experience so far this semester connecting art works and Visual Elements, what Visual Elements have most impacted the way you view art work?  How has this changed the way you are viewing art?   (At least 6 sentences in paragraph form)