Match the descriptions in Column A with the terms in Column B.

Your Answer

Column A Column B

1. Free Ride a Kresilas

2. Example of a three-dimensional form b organic shape

3. Mlle Pogany c 2-D

4. shape with no depth d shape/form

5. fluid and free-flowing shape e Leonardo da Vinci

6. height, width, and depth f Paul Klee

7. Bust of Pericles g 3-D

8. an element of art h Tony Smith

9. Isabella d'Este i pyramid

10. Red Balloon j Constantin Brancusi

triangle, circle, square, rectangle, etc. These shapes and forms tend to have straight lines, sharp corners, and a rigid appearance: geometric shape

fluid and free-flowing. They tend to have rounded edges and a softer look to them. Organic shapes and forms are often found in nature: organic shape

Shapes are 2D and flat: shape

Forms are three-dimensional. actual objects that you can walk around and see from the front, back, and all points in between, such as statues. paintings are images of forms but not actual forms: form

three-dimensional (3-D): height, width, and depth

two-dimensional (2-D):height, and width

that's all I have for you I hope this helped!