WorksheetsCubism and Pablo Picasso
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
. What two artists were largely responsible for inventing cubism?
Salvador Dali and Mondrian
Vincent Van Gogh and Paul Cezanne
Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque
Shaq and Mike Tyson
Which element was NOT important in Cubist painting?
Multiple viewpoints
Textures
Spray Paint
Shading
When did Cubism first take place?
2020
1492
1776
1900
Cubism is best described as which one of the following?
An art form that breaks objects down into geometric shapes
n art form that uses video
An art form that is meant to show movement
n art form that is meant to be misunderstood
Which of these artists was a Cubist painter?
Michael Jackson
Vincent VanGogh
Georges Braque
Barney the Dinosaur
The two main types of Cubism were Analytical and ____.
expressionist
realistic
constructive
synthetic
Guernica was completed in which year?
2018
1937
1500
1 million
Why did Picasso Paint in Blue
His was sad that his friend had died
He had a lot of Blue paint.
To show his support of World War 2
It was his favorite color
What kind of shapes did Pablo use on CUBISM artworks?
Pyramids
Spheres
Geometric Shapes
Cubes
What is a painting of a person called?
Landscape
Portrait
Sculpture
Selfie
What year was Pablo Picasso born?
1881
1998
1234
1700
In what country was Pablo Picasso born?
France
America
Spain
Antartica
What was Picasso's father's occupation?
Professor Art
Carpenter
Priest
Quarter Back
He moved to Paris in 1900.
True
False
Picasso invented Cubism because
He was a bad artist
It was an accident
He wanted art to show different views
He loved Minecraft
At one time, Pablo Picasso had the highest selling artwork from a living Artist. How much was it worth in today's money?
a gazillion dollars
$12.95
One million dollars
2 strong horses
Picasso was an incredible painter by what age?
4-8
11-15
birth to 3
In his mother's belly
A checkerboard is an example of what type of texture?
Visual
Spiritual
Aquatic
Opositional
The surface of concrete is what type of texture?
Smooth
Metalic
Tactile
Horizontal
