Art and Illusion Crossword

The School of Athens is an example of this kind of illusion
The distorted representation of an object so that it appears correctly proportioned only when viewed from one particular position
Having height, width, and depth
A round opening at the center of a dome
Use of shades of color and clarity to create the illusion of depth. Closer objects have warmer tones and clear outlines, while objects set further away are cooler and become hazy.
The artistic skill or trick of making something look real
The columns, base and temple of the Parthenon in Greece are curved: upwards or downwards?
A genre of painting that emphasizes the transient nature of Earthly materials and beauty; often seen in still-life painting
Having height and width
Having one or more value of one color; often used in Cubism
An extreme kind of illusion meant to deceive the viewer; french for "fool the eye"
A twentieth-century art movement that favored a new perspective emphasizing geometric forms