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Worksheet time: 26mins
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Henri Matisse grew up in...
Germany
Peru
France
Spain
Matisse originally went to school to study...
Architecture
Medicine
Education
Law
Matisses' father was excited that he wanted to be an artist.
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false
In 1891, Matisse went to ______ to study art full time.
New York
England
Paris
Chicago
Matisse discovered the art of Paul Cezanne, Paul Gaughan, and Vincent VanGogh. He Found their bold and bright colors to be inspiring.
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false
This Matisse painting is called...
Lady McBeth
Emily in Paris
Woman With A Hat
Mona Lisa's Smile
After Matisse's brightly colored paintings were displayed in an art gallery, a critic called him, "les fauves" (wild beasts). This nickname was meant to be a compliment.
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false
Over time, Matisse's painting style changed. In 1906, he created this painting, Open Window. His brushstrokes became more choppy like those of VanGogh.
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false
Later on in Matisse's art career, he was confined to a wheelchair after battling cancer and painting became difficult so he started to create...
paper cut-outs
sculptures
paper mache
prints
From his bed, Matisse would mix a paint color and direct his assistants to apply it to a large piece of...
wood
metal
paper
concrete
Matisse called his paper cut-out process...
paper mache
collage
painting with scissors
masterpiece
In some cases, Matisse's cut-outs took over an entire room like this one called...
Park Day
A Sunday Afternoon
The Swimming Pool
A Day At The Lake
Matisse worked on his cut-outs right up until his death. He inspired a generation of fashion designers and other artists to embrace his bold colors and simple shapes.
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This artwork was made in 1953 and shows Matisse's interest in bright colours. He arranged complementary colours alongside each other to create a vibrant effect. For example, you'll see that by putting green next to red, and blue next to orange the colours seem to buzz and really attract your attention. This Matisse cut-out is called....
Geometric Squares
The Snail
The Elephant
The Crab
The Sorrows of the King is a collage using cut out paper shapes by Henri Matisse in 1952. This is an image of...
A birthday party
dancers
musicians
a circus
Which of these artworks is the best example of Fauvism?
What is the last name of the artist we are talking about? First name is Henri.
Manet
Matisse
Picasso
Degas
What is the name of the country our artist was from?
United States
Spain
Japan
France
Art element that can make 2-D art appear 3-D with objects appearing smaller to show they are farther away or larger to show they are close.
line
space
value
texture
Objects in the back of the picture are in the ___________.
background
foreground
back
midground
Objects in the middle of the picture are in the ____________.
middle
foreground
background
midground
Objects in the front of the picture are in the ___________.
background
foreground
midground
front
Henri Matise was born in _______
1868
1869
1900
1880
He is __________
Spanish
German
French
He invented____________
buildings
sculptures
collages
He wanted to be a (a)
He became famous after selling some paintings to his (a)
After being sick in the hospital, when he was 72, he started to cut out shapes, holding the scissors always in__________
perpendicular
horizontal
vertical
diagonal
What's the name of this picture, created by Matisse using the collage technique?
(a)
Explain to me, in your own words, what do you have to do next Tuesday/Friday in class?
What is this artist's first name?
William
Edward
Vincent
Henri
People called Matisse a "Fauve".
What did that mean?
Crazy Man
Wild Beast
Colorful Artist
Paper
Matisse sometimes made art in bed. He did this because...
He was sick.
He was tired.
He was cold.
He felt lazy.
Art made with lots of cut pieces of paper is called...
Mural
Decoration
Sculpture
Collage
Which shapes are Organic. You can pick more than one.
Which shapes are Geometric? You can pick more than one.
What supplies do you need to make a Collage?
Paper
Paint
Markers
Glue
Scissors
What are the two art styles that we learned about this week?
Squareism and Favoritisim
Cubes and Friends
Cubans and French
Cubism and Fauvism
I don't know
True or False: Picasso and Matisse hated each other.
True
False
I don't know
True or False: Matisse and Picasso respected each other.
True
False
I don't know
True or False: Matisse and Picasso were rivals.
True
False
I don't know
What did Matisse call his art cut out the paper?
painting with scissors’
pop art
Silhouette Art
