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Across 6. a color scheme that would be a good selection for rocks, mountains, deserts, or beaches 9. combined desolate cities with eerie views of architecture, statues, trains, & shadows from the setting sun 11. a view of an expanse of a body of water like an ocean, lake, or sea 12. a dark area or shape produced by an object coming between rays of light and a surface 14. an unbroken view of the whole environmental region surrounding an observer 19. an artist uses this to create work that is related to fantasy; not observational 21. the general area or scenery behind the main objects in a painting or image 22. variety of techniques used to illustrate depth on the picture plane 23. last name of this artist who founded the style called Impressionism 24. capturing the changes in color & this were the emphasis of Impressionistic paintings 25. Midwestern artist who portrayed an idealized rural community in his paintings 26. the natural coloring matter of animal or plant tissue that makes the colors we use in crayons, pencils, paints, & other art materials 27. blue color scheme of tints and shades that would be good in a sky or water scene

Down 1. artist recognized for vibrant colors & thick, swirling, rhythmic lines 2. artist who often painted images of leisurely activities taking place near water 3. a picture representing an area of countryside 4. temperature of water we should use to wash brushes without melting the glue that holds them together 5. the "vehicle" that moves paint across a canvas or thins out the color 7. photographer known for his black & white images of monumental locations 8. artist who sketched the American West on site and then returned to his studio to paint the unspoiled vistas 10. the direction outdoor images are usually arranged or photographed 13. artist who painted landscapes that showed "conflict" inspired by stories 15. the visual appearance of a city or urban area 16. technique named for using small dots, or points, of color 17. description of art that uses a variety of materials on the same surface at the same time 18. the part of a view that is nearest to the observer in a picture or photograph 20. color scheme made of warm reds, oranges, & yellows for a hot sun