Unit 2 Quiz Review: Art 2

Who are the two most prominent artists often credited with co-founding Cubism?

• a. Vincent van Gogh and Edgar Degas

• b. Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque

• c. Henri Matisse and Wassily Kandinsky

• d. Salvador Dali and Frida Kahlo

Cubism is often considered a revolutionary movement in the history of art. In which century did it emerge?

• a. 18th century

• b. 19th century

• c. 20th century

• d. 21st century

Cubist artists often depicted subjects from multiple viewpoints simultaneously. What is this approach called?

• a. Multi-perspective

• b. Simultaneity

• c. Superimposition

• d. Cubist realism

What did Synthetic Cubism introduce to artworks, making them appear more decorative and visually complex?

• a. Bright, vivid colors

• b. Thick impasto texture

• c. Monochromatic palettes

• d. Minimalist composition

What did Cubism contribute to the development of art that made it unique compared to previous movements?

• a. Linear perspective

• b. Use of color theory

• c. Abstraction and fragmentation

• d. Religious symbolism

Which city is often associated with the birth of Cubism as an art movement?

• a. Paris

• b. New York

• c. London

• d. Berlin

What are the two main phases of Cubism?

• a. Blue and Rose Cubism

• b. Analytical and Synthetic Cubism

• c. Realist and Abstract Cubism

• d. Fauvist and Futurist Cubism

What is the fundamental idea behind Cubism that challenges traditional art practices?

• a. To create photorealistic images

• b. To depict subjects in isolation

• c. To represent objects in a fragmented and abstract way

• d. To use bold, contrasting colors in all artworks

The Cubists were inspired by this great Post-Impressionist artist, considered the 'Father of Modern Art.'

• a. Paul Cezanne

• b. Man Ray

• c. Leonardo Da Vinci

• d. Norman Rockwell

Pablo Picasso was a Spanish painter.

• a. True

• b. False