Unit 4 Styles of Art: Impressionism, Fauvism, Cubism

This style of art emerged when a group of painters from Paris, France late 1800s, rebelled against the classical subject matter of the Renaissance Artists.

• Realism

• Impressionism

• Fauvism

• Pop Art

A French painter and one of the founders of impressionist style, primarily known for his paintings of nature.

Image: "Woman with a Parasol" Oil on Canvas, 1875

• Pablo Picasso

• Claude Monet

• Minerva McGonagall

• Michelangelo

One of the only females of the impressionist group, _____ _______, worked in oil, watercolor, and pastel at the same time.

Image: "Self Portrait," 1885

• Edwina Degas

• Berthe Morisot

• Vincent Van Gogh

• Madame Curie

French impressionist Artist, _____ _____, was famous for his pastel drawings and oil paintings. He also created bronze sculptures and prints. More than half of his works depict dancers.

Image: "The Dance Class," 1874

• Edgar Degas

• Bertie Degas

• Claude Morisot

• Claude Monet

What innovation (new Invention) did the impressionists create that is still used today in the art world?

• the collapsible metal paint tube

• the artist's palette

• patented brush cleaner

• oil paint

The impressionists also popularized a style of painting called _____ ___, which means going outdoors to paint preparatory, or full paintings.

• Plein Air

• Picnic

• Studio Escape

• Balcony Painting

Impressionists employed a type of technique called ____=_____ to create paintings that allowed colors to overlap and blend on the canvas instead of the palate.

• mark-making

• smudging-paint

• blending-oil

• thick-impasto

Select the best definition of the word, Primarily:

• Mainly, or more than anything else

• Only, solely or exclusively

• Seldom, not often or rarely

• Rarely, not often or seldom

Select the best definition of the word, Preparatory:

• preparation work for a task, like a rough draft

• an expensive art school

• a form of art study

• type of art show

Select the best definition of the word, Fundamental:

• needed money for an event or art show

• a necessary base or core; of central importance.

• a type of painting with your eyes closed

• non-essential preparation