An ingredient of liquid flexographic ink is called :

The 'subject’ of D.P. Roy Chaudhry’s painting were mostly :

In print making 'aquatint’ effect is obtained by :

Collage plate printing process was introduced in India :

Colour placed on surface in sequence to obtain a flow called :

Name the writer of the book titled “Myths and Symbols in Indian art and Civilization” .

Who suggested “Fourth Dimension’’ in painting ?

Painting titled 'Bathers in Front of a Tent’ is associated with whom ?

Cholamandal Artists’ village was founded by :

Who wrote the book “Words and Lines” ?

Where is Pandrethan temple located ?

What was the technique used by Michelangelo to paint the ceiling of sistine chapel in Vatican ?

Glyptic mode of rendering form is associated with :

Name the sculptor who was commissioned by Maharaja of Baroda Saiyaji Rao Gaekwad (III) to produce work for Laxmi Vilas Palace of Baroda ?

Which Indian sculptor won the Silver Medal in appreciation for his work at the 1948 Summer Olympics ?

One of the major materials for FRP/Polymer is

Who is described as 'Japan’s consummate visual communicator ?

Which city has a dense underground poster environment ?

Moving picture illustration developed for a story board to give clients an idea of the finished commercial :

An advertisement that has the appearance of a news article or editorial :

Match the following :
 List-I                                                    List-II
(a) Lime stone                                   (i) England
(b) Papyrus                                       (ii) China
(c) Movable wooden type                 (iii) German
(d) Offset                                           (iv) Egypt
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Match the following :
  List-I                                        List-II
(a) Wood Block                     (i) 1440 AD
(b) Printing Press                 (ii) 1515 AD
(c) Etching                           (iii) 220 AD
(d) Movable Type                 (iv) 1040 AD
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Match the following :
   List-I                                                                List-II
(a) The Prehistoric Painting                        (i) Stella Kramrisch
(b) The Prehistoric India                             (ii) A.H. Brandric
(c) The Story of Art                                     (iii) Stuart Piggott
(d) The Art of India                                     (iv) G.H. Gombrich
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Match the following :
 List-I                                        List - II
(a) Die Brucke                      (i) Paul Klee 
(b) De Stijl                            (ii) Corneille
(c) Cobra Group                   (iii) Van Doesburg
(d) Blaue Reiter                    (iv) Eric Heckel
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Match the following :
   List-I                                               List-II
(a) Badami Cave Temples              (i) Maurya
(b) Barabar Caves                          (ii) Chalukya
(c) Elephanta Caves                       (iii) Gupta
(d) Udayagiri Caves                        (iv) Kalchuris
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Match the following :
 List-I                                                                List-II
(a) Jan Van Eyck                                        (i) The Descent from the cross
(b) Rogier van der Weyden                        (ii)The Last Supper
(c) Leonardo da Vinci                                 (iii) The Dying Slave
(d) Michelangelo                                         (iv) The Betrothal of the Arnolfini
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Match the following according to eclecticism in their art :
 List-I                                        List-II
(a) Isamu Naguchi               (i) Primitive art
(b) Etienne Hajdu                (ii) Etruscan art
(c) Marino Marini                 (iii) Oriental art
(d) Henri Matisse                 (iv) Early Greek art
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Match the following according to their melting points :
  List-I                                      List-II
(a) Aluminium                       (i) 450°F
(b) Copper                           (ii) 2500°F
(c) Steel                               (iii) 1981°F
(d) Tin                                  (iv) 1218°F

Match the terms with the types of media of Advertising -:
  List-I                                        List-II
(a) Centre-spread                (i) Online Advertising
(b)Times square OOH         (ii) Print and Periodical Advertising
(c) Instagram                       (iii) Cellphone and Mobile Advertising
(a) 'Native Ads’                     (iv) Out-of-Home Advertising
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Match the brands with celebrities as their brartd Ambassadors :
   List-I                                                    List-II
(a) Colgate Active Salt                    (i) Lionel Messi
(b) L’Oreal Paris                              (ii) Anushka Sharma
(c) BMW in India                             (iii) Sachin Tendulkar
(d) Tata Motors                                (iv) Deepika Padukone
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Assertion (A) : The earliest lithographic prints were printed for an illustrated book at Government Press in India
Reason (R) : The press was established in 1824
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Assertion (A) : Aquatint is known as a part of Engraving print making process
Reason (R) : Because in Engraving printing process the image is sunk below the surface of the plate
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Assertion (A) : Creative impulse is the Primary Force in all ads
Reason (R) : Because an artist experiences the pleasure of supreme power
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Assertion (A) : All truths - are highly Beautiful..... When artists begin to see beauty in truth, true art arises
Reason (R) : Because if artist want to create a truthful art he must Plunge deep in to the root of Art
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Assertion (A) : Pablo Picasso took keen interest in the primitive art
Reason (R) : This is because he wished to learn how it is possible to build up an image out of a few simple elements
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Assertion (A) : Primitivism and Environmentalism were the guiding principles at Kala Bhawan Shantineketan
Reason (R) : At Kala Bhawan preference was for traditional mode of education over the modern
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Assertion (A) : Kaolin is used effectively in the slip casting of ceramic sculpture from molds
Reason (R) : Because of its high shrinkage rate
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Assertion (A) : Adrian Frutigar’s 'Universe Font Family, when laid in full, becomes a map in itself
Reason (R) : Because it expressed the individual characteristics in each cut out of the typeface and acts as a legend to the map
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Assertion (A) : Proof-check and print-out of design work are not necessary for accuracy and scale
Reason (R) : Because computer screens are accurate in terms of actual scale
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Assertion (A) : Sculptors occasionally add a small quantity of lead to a molten bronze mass
Reason (R) : As it lowers the melting point of the resulting bronze and also to soften it physically
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Choose the correct sequence of offset printing process :

Choose the correct chronological sequence of printing :

Select the correct chronological sequence :

Select the correct chronological sequence :

Select Anish Kapoor’s works in chronological order of creations  - :

Select the correct sequence from older to younger :

Select chronologically the famous posters as they evolve :

Select the symbols in right sequence of their inception :

Select the correct chronological sequence of Greek sculptures :

Select the right chronological sequence of the architecture :

What is the basic element in visual art that connects two points?

Which visual element refers to the area occupied by an object?

What does shape represent in visual art?

Which element refers to the lightness or darkness of a colour?

What is form in visual art?

Which visual element is perceived through touch or simulated touch?

What does size indicate in an artwork?

Which colour is considered a primary colour in traditional art theory?

Which element creates the illusion of depth in a flat artwork?

What is tonal value concerned with?

Which principle involves equal distribution of visual weight?

Which type of balance occurs when both sides are identical?

Which visual element is most associated with hue?

What is positive space?

What is negative space?

Which perspective uses a single vanishing point?

Which perspective commonly represents the corner of an object?

What is atmospheric perspective?

Which visual quality refers to roughness or smoothness?

Which principle creates visual interest through differences?

Which colour scheme uses colours opposite each other on the colour wheel?

Which colour scheme uses variations of a single colour?

Which colours are called warm colours?

Which colours are considered cool colours?

What is composition in visual art?

Which principle helps create a sense of movement?

What is repetition in design used for?

Which principle refers to the relationship of parts to the whole?

What is emphasis in art?

Which element can suggest direction and movement?

What is a contour line?

Which type of texture is physically felt?

Which type of texture is an illusion of texture?

Which shape category includes circles and ovals?

Which shapes are often irregular and found in nature?

What is scale in visual art?

Which principle combines elements into a coherent whole?

Which visual element can create mood most directly?

Which colour is produced by mixing blue and yellow?

Which colour is produced by mixing red and blue?

Which colour is produced by mixing red and yellow?

What is a horizon line in perspective?

A vanishing point is located on the?

Which visual element occupies measurable area?

Which visual element occupies volume?

Which design principle involves differences in size, colour, or shape?

Which visual element is essential for creating patterns?

What is the primary purpose of perspective?

Which dimension is associated with height and width only?

Which dimension includes height, width, and depth?