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Flashcards by Zoë Bestel, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Zoë Bestel
almost 11 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| In terms of manufacture, describe the shade? | Lampshade individually handmade by skilled craftsmen. Labour intensive therefor expensive. |
| What about the function of the Whistling Kettle was ergonomically designed? | The heat resistant handle so it would fit your hand and give a comfortable strong grip. |
| Explain the target market for the Tiffany Lamp? | High income bracket. Sophisticated Art love. Nostalgic style. |
| What was the technique of George Braque's painting? | Coated with a mixture of plaster and sand, creating a matt surface with was then covered with a think film of paint. |
| The technique of "Flowers and Fruit" | Very painterly: Thick paint used in broad expressive brushstrokes that can be clearly seen. |
| Heavy black lines with contrasts of white to draw the eye to the focal points are used in which painting? | George Braque's "The Large Gueridon" |
| "Flowers and Fruit" (Japanese Background) was painted by whom, when? | Samuel J Peploe in 1916 |
| George Braque Oil on Canvas was called what and painted when? | "The Large Gueridon" (Pedestal Table) in 1929 |
| Tiffany Lamp was created in? | 1910 |
| What are the main materials used for the Whistling Kettle? | Steel with polyamide handle |
| Who designed the Whistling Kettle 9093 and in what year? | Michael Graves in 1985 |
| S.J Peploe was a what? And what were they interested in? | A Scottish Colourist. Interested in bold use of colour. |
| Picasso and Braque evolved the style known today as? | Cubism |
| Graves' Whistling Kettle was of what style? | Postmodernism |
| What is the decorative style with whiplash curvilinear lines inspired by natural forms and what object is this style associated with? | Art Nouveau and The Tiffany Lamp |
| What are the materials used for the Tiffany Lamp? | Stained Glass shade held together with lead and Bronze base |
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