WorksheetsArt Senior 4
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
What is the difference between logotype and isotype?
A Logotype contains only letters in differente colours
There are no differences, both are the same
An isotype includes an image and a word
A logotype is formed by letters only, an isotype is only an image
Which one of these brands uses only a logotype?
Disney
Mc. Donald´s
Ford
Burger King
The Bauhaus was...
A new geometric style that appeared in 1930.
A german school of design founded in 1917 by Walter Gropius.
A european style that changed completely the concept of art.
An art development made by artist Robert Delaunay
What the Bauhaus did, was to merge all the art movements that appeared during the first two decades of the XXth century
Not true, it has nothing to do with that.
Not completely true, but it took references from various artisitic movements
True, that was the spirit of the Bauhaus
Partially true, because although it was inspired by many new artistic movements, it had it´s own rules.
Which of these artistic movements were previous to the foundation of the Bauhaus?
Abstract expressionism, Art Nouveau, Pop Art
Abstraction, Futurism, Dadaism
Impressionism, Art Deco, Abstract expressionism
Pop Art, Abstraction, Post impressionism
Abstract expressionism was a movement that started in...
Paris
Rome
San Francisco
New York
The most important artists from Abstract Expresionism were...
Willem De Kooning, Arshile Gorky and Jackson Pollock
Jackson Pollock, Lee Krasner and Roberto Matta
Willem De Kooning, Robert Rauschenberg and Agnes Martin
Ad Reinhardt, Barnett Newman and Jackson Pollock
The work of Agnes Martin can be described as...
Large canvases in one colour, with different shades.
Large canvases painted in light colours, with a pencil grid that includes some colours
Large canvases with very strong brush strokes and many colours
Large canvases with dripped paint and powerful strokes
Pop art was borned in...
1956, New York, with the exhibition at the MOMA
1959, London, with the exhibition "What is that makes modern life so comfortable?"
1956, London, with Richard Hamilton´s work in the exhibition "This is tomorrow"
1962, New York, when Andy Warhol painted his famous self portrait
Pop Art was divided in four stages. The first stage was...
When Andy Warhol started working with photographs and repetition
When Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg, raised in the abstract expressionism, began to experiment with new materials
When Roy Lichtenstein showed his first paintings based on comics
None of the above are correct
