Make Your Way 7, Schulbuch mit Audio-CD und CD-ROM

Working with words In 6 you will hear a museum guide talking about three famous pictures. She will use some of the words below. Before you listen, check that you understand their meanings by matching them with the appropriate definitions. 5 Listen to a guide talking about pictures in the National Gallery in London. While listening, match the beginnings of the sentences (1–8) with the sentence endings (A–J). There are two sentence endings that you should not use. 6 a a copy of a work of art b the outer form of something c using the effects of light and colour to create atmosphere and convey feeling, with less attention to exact detail d the use the artist makes in a picture of sunlight and shadow e a wide view of country scenery f to paint a picture on the spot, in the countryside g a picture of a person or group of people h painting in which waterbased paints have been used i the way in which the various parts of the picture are arranged j trying to show the world and people exactly as they are k the use of objects in a picture to suggest something else, such as an idea or a quality, e.g. a tree used to represent life l the marks made by the paintbrush, sometimes used for special effects m a picture of an arrangement of objects, especially objects which were once alive (fruit, flowers, animals and birds) n painting in which oilbased paints have been used o concentration on shape, form and colour, not trying to show things as they would be seen by a camera 1 landscape 2 stilllife 3 portrait 4 reproduction 5 naturalistic 6 impressionist 7 abstract 8 to paint from nature 9 brush strokes 10 oil painting 11 watercolour 12 composition 13 symbolism 14 shape 15 light and shade 1 Constable’s Haywain is familiar to most people through … 2 Constable is able to depict the bright sunlight … 3 Constable painted the picture in his studio after … 4 Monet painted the Beach at Trouville while … 5 Monet shows the strength of the light by … 6 Critics disapproved of the painting for … 7 The Arnolfini Marriage is one of the gallery’s most popular paintings despite … 8 The painting is a record of a wealthy couple’s wedding as well as … A … using thick strokes of white paint. B … being an example of perfect composition. C … sitting by the sea with his wife. D … having been painted over 600 years ago. E … giving the name to a school of painting. F … making several studies from nature. G … having been reproduced countless times. H … looking as if she is pregnant. I … shining on the water and the sky. J … showing insufficient detail. 1/11 haywain (veraltet): Heuwagen to disapprove of sth.: einer Sache ablehnend gegenüberstehen 76 Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv