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WorksheetsArt final
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Stone Age, Paleolithic, and Neolithic art and artifacts refer to the time _______ recorded history.
during
before
after
Colors during Prehistoric Period were produced from ______.
blood of their enemies
okra, mangoes, and charcoal
ochre, manganese dioxide, and charcoal
Classical art includes the cultures of _____ and _____.
Greece and Rome
Italy and Spain
Germany and U.K.
Greek vases were used for storage, carrying, mixing, serving, drinking, and as cosmetic and perfume containers.
False
True
In what country was Gothic Art developed and popularized?
Germany
Italy
France
Gothic stained glass windows was an important means of getting religious ideas across to members of a church.
True
False
The technique used by Leonardo da Vinci to add perspective and dimension to paintings that was used in the Mona Lisa
poitillism
Sfumato
Perspective
Renaissance means?
Open Air
Reborn
Rebirth
What is the most known characteristic of Baroque Art?
Monotone
Dramatic Expression
Exaggerated motion
“Las Meninas” was painted by…
Diego Rodriguez
Diego Velazquez
Diego Valdez
Rococo originated in
Germany
Russia
France
Rococo art used more of this type of colors...
Regular
Bold
Pastels
If Neoclassicism valued human intellect, then Romanticism valued human _____.
Romance
Emotion
Drama
As the neoclassical style was declining in the mid 19th century, from what source did the neoclassicism derive new inspiration?
Persia
Africa
Europe
During which decade did the Impressionists movement first come to prominence?
1890
1880
1870
Many Impressionists were said to have painted 'en plein air' - how does that French term translate to English?
Outside
Open Air
Indoors
Neoclassical means
New World
New Classics
New Class
What two artists were largely responsible for inventing Cubism
Pablo Picasso and Braque
Jean Metzinger and Braque
Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dali
What artist painted 'Three Musicians' and was a primary founder of the Cubism movement?
Pablo Picasso
Braque
Jean Metzinger
What is the main characteristic of Pop Art?
Books, Still Life's and Bones
It uses images and icons from popular culture
It uses images from mountains and nature.
Who became famous for painting Campbell's Soup cans and also painted 'Eight Elvises'?
Roy Lichtenstein
Jasper Johns
Andy Warhol
What city emerged as a center for the Pop Art movement in the 1960s?
New York
Boston
Paris
When did the Surrealism art movement take place?
Early 1900s
Late 1800s
Early 1950s
What earlier movement in Switzerland inspired the Surrealism movement?
Dadaism
Pointillism
Cubism
What Spanish Surrealist artist painted 'The Persistence of Memory'?
Salvador Dali
Giorgio de Chirico
Yves Tanguy
