Art History II - 23/24

Mary Cassatt was

• an Impressionist painter born in New York

• an Impressionist painter born in Pennsylvania

• a realist painter born in New York

• a realist painter born in Pennsylvania

Since female artists were not permitted to paint from live models, Mary Cassatt would go to which museum to copy paintings?

• The Museum of Modern Art

• The Metropolitan Museum

• The Louvre

• The Whitney Museum

Impressionism can best be described as a style of art

• that is realistic in nature

• that is abstract

• that has right angles and geometric shapes

• that represents a glimpse of a moment in time

Two of Cassatt's most famous paintings include

• The Child's Bath and Little Girl in Blue Armchair

• The Loge and The Lookout

• The Child's Bath and Symphony

• Tea Time and Willow Trees

Maud Lewis was

• an American Folk Artist

• an Australian Folk Artist

• a Canadian Folk Artist

• a Russian Folk Artist

Maud Lewis first sold what items for 25¢ a piece?

• Portraits

• Landscapes

• Still Lifes

• Christmas Cards

Folk art is a style of art

• usually created by trained artists which reflect a certain local culture

• usually created by untrained people which reflect a certain local culture

• usually created by master painters

• usually created by metalsmiths

True or false? Maud painted what she saw outside her window in Nova Scotia.

• True

• False

Keith Haring was an American

• Impressionist Painter

• Folk Artist

• Cartoonist

• Pop Artist

Pop art can be described as art that

• uses everyday popular objects and bold bright colors

• uses intricate objects and tertiary colors

• uses people and animals in abstract forms

• uses people and objects in a realistic manner