2nd Six Weeks Art Test 24

What was the primary aim of Impressionist painters?

• To capture detailed and precise portraits

• To express their academic knowledge of art

• To capture their immediate feelings towards their subjects

• To recreate famous historical events

How did Claude Monet contribute to Impressionism?

• By creating sculptures

• Through his painting "Woman with a Parasol"

• By writing art critiques

• Through architectural designs

Which of the following is a characteristic of Impressionist paintings?

• Dark and muted colors

• Precise and detailed lines

• Bright colors and expressive brush strokes

• Realistic and lifelike images

What was the public's initial perception of Impressionist art?

• It was praised for its realism

• It was seen as innovative and beautiful

• It was viewed as unfinished and ugly

• It was ignored and forgotten

Why did Impressionists prefer painting outdoors?

• To follow the traditional art methods

• To capture impressions and the benefits of natural light

• To avoid the distractions of indoor environments

• To save on studio rental costs

What is a unique technique used in Impressionist paintings?

• Using charcoal for shading

• Applying paint thinly in layers

• Using quick and thick brush strokes

• Painting with a palette knife

What is the intended viewer experience of Impressionist paintings?

• To analyze the technical skills of the artist

• To appreciate the historical accuracy

• To feel the emotions and impressions of the scene

• To compare it with traditional art styles

What were the two factors that influenced the distinct style of Impressionism compared to traditional art?

• Use of light and color

• Focus on everyday scenes

• Incorporation of abstract elements

• Emphasis on historical subjects

Which of the following subjects would an Impressionist most likely paint?

• A historical battle scene

• A detailed portrait in a studio

• A landscape with changing light

• A still life of fruit indoors

Who were the creators of oil pastels in the 1920s?

• Pablo Picasso and Henri Sennelier

• Rinzo Satake and Shuku Sasaki

• Sakura Cray-Pas and Pablo Picasso

• Henri Sennelier and Rinzo Satake