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Miro & Picasso

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Miro was ?

a)

an architect

b)

a painter

c)

a painter and a sculptor

d)

painter, sculptor and ceramicist

2.

Miro's art was often described as

a)

dreamlike

b)

cartoonish

c)

lacking in colour

d)

anatomically correct

3.

Miro was known as

a)

a Renaissance artist

b)

an Impressionist artist

c)

a Pre Raphaelite artist

d)

a Surrealist artist

4.

Picasso's first name was

a)

Paloma

b)

Pablo

c)

Peter

d)

Juan

5.

Miro and Picasso were both born in

a)

Amsterdam

b)

Paris

c)

Barcelona

d)

Spain

6.

Picasso sold his first painting when he was only

a)

6 years old

b)

8 years old

c)

10 years old

d)

12 years old

7.

Picasso was so talented that he was allowed to enter the Barcelona School of art at the age of 17.

a)

true

b)

false

8.

Miro uses repeated symbols and motifs in his artworks such as

a)

rockets automobiles

b)

flowers and trees

c)

stars and moons

d)

tables and chairs

9.

How have you used Miro's and Picasso's style when creating your 'Roosters'?

a)

I have tried to use very limited colour

b)

I have tried to use bright, bold strong colour

c)

I have used only cool colours

d)

I have made my work monochromatic (using only one colour)

10.

How else have you let these artists influence your 'Roosters'?

a)

I made my rooster look super realistic

b)

I added lots of tiny detail to my rooster

c)

I drew my rooster as an expression of how a rooster looks and behaves, and it did not have to look 'perfect'

d)

I drew my rooster on a small scale because Miro and Picasso painted on very small canvases

11.

When they died Miro and Picasso were

a)

Miro 90 & Picasso 92

b)

Miro 92 & Picasso 94

c)

They were both 90

d)

Miro 93 & Picasso 97

12.

Do you feel confident that you could explain how your 'Data Artwork' & 'Rooster' reflect what you have learned about the artists Miro and Picasso?

a)

Yes

b)

No