Cubism - recap knowledge

Which is not a characteristic of Cubism?

• multiple views of an object/person at once

• looks like you're looking through broken glass

• deconstructed and fragmented subject matter

• realistic colours & images

'Head of a Woman' (1907) by Pablo Picasso was influenced by the art of which continent?

• Asia
• Africa
• Europe

Analytical Cubism is best described as which one of the following?

• An art form that breaks objects down into geometric shapes seen from different angles

• An art form that uses colour and collage

• An art form that is meant to show movement

• An art form that is meant to be misunderstood

Synthetic Cubism is best described as which one of the following?

• The later phase of Cubism that uses collage, simple shapes and bright colours

• The early phase of Cubism that breaks things down into dark shapes

• An art form more difficult to create than Analytical Cubism

• An art form that uses man-made materials

What is the correct definition of a collage?

• A piece of art made by sticking various different materials such as images, photographs and pieces of paper on to a backing.

• When a variety of materials are used in an artwork including paint and drawing materials

• When a variety of pencil tones are used in an artwork

What sorts of shapes are mainly used in Cubist artwork?

• Wavy and swirly lines which are repeated
• Geometric shapes and straight, angular lines
• Curved shapes such as circles and ovals

Cubism? True or false

• True
• False

Pablo Picasso developed Cubism with which other artist?

• Georges Braque
• Frida Kahlo
• Salvador Dali
• Paul Cezanne

True or false? Cubist painters relied on traditional perspective techniques to represent depth and volume.

• True
• False

Which of these instruments often appears in Cubist works of art?

• Saxophone
• Flute
• Piano
• Guitar