Fall Final 25 Cubism/Still Life

Cubism is an art movement originating in which century?

• 15th

• 19th

• 20th

• 21st

Who are the pioneers of Cubism?

• Picasso and Braque

• Braque and Cezanne

• Cezanne and Michelangelo

• Picasso and Michelangelo

When artists study specific artists and their techniques it is helpful to create a:

• sketch

• master copy

• weight of line

• composition

what is a composition?

• master copies

• tracing paper techniques

• the elements of design

• how elements are arranged on a page

Which of the following statements is FALSE regarding problematic viewpoints of Cubist European painters?

• Cubist painters in Europe did not pay African artists for their work.

• Cubist painters called African artwork "primitive."

• Cubist painters thought African masks were ugly.

• Cubist painters in Europe lumped many African countries together instead of recognizing differences between cultures.

What is a still life?

• a drawing of two people holding hands

• art showing mostly inanimate objects

• art showing a variety of animals

• photographs of landscapes

Weight of line refers to...

• when artists use a combination of thick and thin lines

• when artists use only thin lines

• when artists use only thick lines

• when artists draw using broken lines

This painting shows which characteristic of cubism?

• showing objects from a single viewpoint

• showing objects from multiple viewpoints

• hyper-realistic drawing that mimics photographs

• the combination of outside and inside space

This Cubist artwork shows which characteristic of cubism?

• Extreme levels of realism

• indoor and outdoor space

• reducing objects to basic forms

• reducing objects to bright happy colors

What are the 2 characteristics of cubism?

• Reducing objects to basic forms and showing objects from multiple viewpoints

• reducing objects to basic lines and showing objects from a single viewpoint

• reducing objects to basic forms and realism

• realism and showing objects from multiple viewpoints