WorksheetsRobert Rauschenberg
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 17mins
What type of art did Robert Rauschenberg create?
Multimedia
Sculptures
Paintings
All of the answers combined!
The word to describe how Rauschenberg worked that he made is...
Combinations
Combines
Combos
Commuting
He was born in...
1915
1925
1935
1945
Robert attended the Kansas City Art Institute.
True
False
When he moved to New York, got married and had a son, he got involved with other ___________ artists.
Pop Artist
Cubist
Abstract Expressionist
out of work
Rauschenberg's artwork is a "bridge" between ________ and _______.
Pop Art and Cubism
Pop Art and Abstract Expressionism
Pop Art and Surrealism
Pop Art and Non-Objective Art
The term “ (a) ” art, more commonly called a “readymade or combine” is created from the use of objects that are not normally considered art because they have a daily function.
What is the focal point of this piece?
Where is the focal point of this piece?
In 1998 he had ___ pieces of artwork on display
at the Guggenheim Museum in NYC.
100
200
300
400
His art shows objects or scenes from everyday life with techniques of commercial art and popular illustration.
True
False
What would Rauschenberg use in his art?
Wood, Metal, Found Objects
Ravens, Chickens, Goats
Paint, Fabric, Paper
All of the answers are correct
Which famous artists were the first one to use the technique of "collage?"
Monet & Manet
Picasso & Braque
Dali and Klee
Pollack & Klimt
Rauschenberg would never make pieces that are 3D.
True
False
Match the word to the image!
His works (a) the traditional art conventions about what should go in a museum.
How would someone describe Robert Rauschenberg's work?
Clean
Organized
Traditional
A Mess
Match the following...
What art critics thought of his art...
It ISN'T art!
What Mrs. G thinks of his art...
It's an inspiration for my work!
What Rauschenberg though of his art....
It needs to be weirder.
What normal people think of his art...
It looks like a pile of randomness.
What most artists think of his work...
It gives me "permission."
Match the following...
Goat
Eagle
Chicken
Pegasus
Coke
Rauschenberg thought,
"THE ARTIST'S JOB IS TO BE A WITNESS TO HIS TIME IN HISTORY."
True
False
