Art Appreciation

•The artist does not show the subject as seen in reality

• abstract expressionism

• Realism

• elongation

• distortion

Is an abstract form through the use of figures, cones, cylinders, spheres, triangles, squares, cubes, and circles in place of real pictorial elements.

• dadaism

• surrealism

• fauvism

• cubism

The art seems so real just like photographs.

• surrealism

• realism

• fauvism

• cubism

The subject is stretch vertically or some parts lengthened to give impression of thinness.

• mangling

• elongation

• distortion

• expressionism

The subject presented involved chaos, sadness, tragedy, and defeat.

• abstract expressionism

• expressionism

• cubism

• mangling

Its attempts to show man’s inner mind on how maybe perceived outside world.

• realism

• surrealism

• dadaism

• cubism

The artist use bright colors, applied to surface to bring joy and comforts, and pleasure.

• dadaism

• fauvism

• cubism

• realism

This art movement doesn’t follow the traditions and principles of art, it is revolt against tradition and aims to show the wickedness of the society.

• fauvism

• expressionism

• realsim

• dadaism

The subject is misshapen or twisted out.

• mangling

• elongation

• distortion

The artist shows subject as cut, lacerated, mutilated or hacked with repeated blows

• distorion

• elongation

• mangling