Review

Most of their artworks show important qualities including a love of nature, a credence in the moral and educative capacity of art, an appreciation of simplicity, and a gratitude for accomplished brushwork.

• a. Japanese Art

• b. Byzantine Art

• c. Chines Art

• d. Neo-Classical Art

The movement emphasizes the artist’s immediate impression of a moment or scene, communicated through the effect of light and its reflection, short brush strokes and separation of colors.

• a. Post Impressionism

• b. Expressionism

• c. Impressionism

• d. Romanticism

This kind of art concentrated on emotions, feelings, and moods to challenge the rational ideal held so tightly during the Enlightenment.

• a. Neo-Classical Period

• b. Impressionism

• c. Romanticism

• d. post-impressionism

It has a cleaner style, sculpted forms, a shallow depth of background and a more realistic approach.

• a. Renaissance Period

• b. Neo-Classical Art

• c. Byzantine Art

• d. Baroque Period

The defining characteristics of this style were real or implied movement, an attempt to represent infinity, an emphasis on light and its effects, and a focus on the theatrical.

• a. Baroque Period

• b. Byzantine Period

• c. Neo-Classical Art

• d. Renaissance Period

The figures using this style can be represented by a powerful twisting and bending with distortions, exaggerations, elongations of the limbs, bizarre posturing on one hand, graceful posturing on the other hand and the rendering of the head as uniformly small and oval.

• a. Baroque Style

• b. Romanticism

• c. Neo-Classical Art

• d. Mannerism Style

What is expressionism?

• a. belief in a supreme being, specifically a creator who doesn't intervene in the universe.

• b. the belief that life can be lived and understood, with little or no reliance on gods.

• c. an elaborately ornamental late baroque style of decoration

• d. a modernist movement, to express the meaning of emotional experience.

What started the expressionism movement?

• a. It was a response to the widespread anxiety of a human disconnection from the world.

• b. A combination of genes and stress affected the brain chemistry and reduced the ability.

• c. A result of the movement of the Earth's tectonic plates and mantle convection.

• d. the rejection of Romanticism

What is a famous expressionist painting?

• a. The Scream

• b. Monalisa

• c. The Wanderer of the Sea Fog

• d. The Swing

Which artist is given credit for having eloped Cubism alongside Picasso?

• a. Max Ernst

• b. George Braque

• c. Paul Cezanne

• d. Juan Gris