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What are characteristics of Romanticism?
Emotion (the sublime)
Individualism (a new type of hero)
Nature and beauty
Intellect
Society
Romantic artists loved
nature
reason
education
death
Romantic artistic style can be found in what kind of paintings?
Portrait
Landscape
Micro
Unconventional
What time period was Romanticism?
1750-1837
1600-1700
1850-1900
1800-1850
Images painted in the Romanticism style will often be close to realism, but with colours distorted to make the painting more beautiful.
True
False
What is the term "REALISM" associated with in the context of the mid 1800's art movement?
The interest in and concern for the speculative and abstract
The interest in and concern for the actual or real
The idealization of subjects as seen in Romanticism
The focus on futuristic and imaginative themes
What was the main goal of Realism as an art movement?
To idealize subjects and create a sense of fantasy
To depict the models that nature and contemporary life offer to the artist
To focus on the lives of the aristocracy and the decorated
To ignore aspects of contemporary life and society
What is a characteristic of realism?
Portray the lives, appearances and problems
Reveal the Catholic Church
Sublime, nature and beauty
Known for drama and composition
Sunrise
Impressionism, Sunrise
Lake of boats
Reflections
Which artist is most known in post-impressionism and known for expressive brushstrokes?
Vincent van Gogh
George Seurat
Paul Cezanne
Paul Gauguin
What did Post-Impressionists believe art was supposed to evoke?
Strict realism
Historical accuracy
Political statements
Emotions and abstract forms
What is the primary characteristic of Impressionism?
Use of geometric shapes
Emphasis on light and its changing qualities
Abstract representation
Political content
When was the post-impressionism movement?
1885-1914
1845-1855
1985-1990
1785-1816
True or False: The Fauvism movement occurred between 1905-1907
True
False
Select three defining characteristics of Fauvism?
Individual Expression
Realistic Forms
Vivid, Unrealistic Color Choices
2D Perspective
Chiaroscuro Technique
Fauvism
developed in France.
developed in USA.
was known only in England.
was part of colombian contemporary art.
These were colors most fauvist painters used in their pieces of art:
flowers and fruits
black and white
pink - blue - white
orange - yellow - red
Which of the paintings below is painted in the Fauvist style?
Expressionist painter wanted to paint about...
happiness.
emotion.
poverty.
politics.
Reality was...
not relevant for expressionist artists.
important for expressionist artists.
the main topic in expressionism.
very cruel.
One way to express emotion was using:
distorted or exaggerated subjects.
beautiful or ugly subjects.
invisible and transparent subjects.
thirsty and hungry subjects.
True or False: Expressionism techniques were meant to convey the emotional state of the artist reacting to the anxieties of the modern world.
True
False
Expressionism: (1905-1933)Expressionism was an art movement centered in Germany where the artist distorts reality in order to express emotion. They were inspired by Post Impressionist and Symbolist painters.. Which artwork typifies this art movement
What are the two types of Cubism mentioned in the text?
Analytic and Synthetic
Dynamic and Static
Abstract and Realistic
Modern and Classical
What did Braque and Picasso aim to achieve with Cubism?
Create realistic depictions
Replicate photographs
Imitate older art styles
Invent a new art form
What is the main characteristic of Analytic Cubism as described in the text?
Focus on surreal subjects
Use of bright colors
Depiction of motion
Breakdown into geometrical shapes
What do you think surrealism is?
A type of artwork
Something I don't wanna do
Art that is realistic
Art that contradicts reality
Surrealism explores...
the unknown
the abstract
the unconscious mind
the rights and wrongs we do
What is Surrealism?
Art that looks real
Art that uses dreamlike or bizarre situations that are meant to shock or surprise the viewer
Art that explores how light reflects off of objects
Art that shows one image from several viewpoints
Which of the following is a surrealist artwork?
Dadaism was emerged as a direct opposition to
capitalism
World War I
low wages
dada is based on deliberate irrationality and negation of traditional artistic values
true
false
Dadaism began in
New York
Zürich
Berlin
Paris
Match the term with the definition.
an art movement characterized by the expression of meaningful emotions in art
Expressionism
a radical art movement based on irrational and nonsensical ideas
Dadaism
an art movement characterized by dream-like imagery that represents the unconscious imagination
Surrealism
What are some common techniques and methods used by Dadaists in their art?
Oil painting, watercolor, charcoal drawing
Digital art, computer-generated imagery, virtual reality
Collage, photomontage, assemblage, readymades, and performance art
Renaissance means the rebirth of...
medieval thinking
Catholic church influence of society
classical traditions from the Ancient Greeks and Romans
classical traditions from Antiquity
the Renaissance went from
the 13th century - 17th century
the 14th century - 15th century
1300's to 1500's
1132- 1601
The Renaissance introduced
more realistic scenery
linear perspective
chiarascuro
teenage mutant ninja turtles
True or false. The Catholic Church wanted to teach their religion to the people, specially the Protestants.
True
False
Who established how paintings were supposed to be made?
The Royalty
The Academy of painting
The Catholic Church
True or false. Baroque wanted to represent humans with dramatic poses and expressions.
True
False
True or false. Baroque Art used cold and pastel colors.
True
False
True or false. Baroque Art used warm and dark colors.
True
False
True or false. Baroque artists used to represent biblical scenes.
True
False
Which art movement is known for its use of vivid colors and emotional subject matter?
Impressionism
Realism
Expressionism
Cubism
What technique is characteristic of Impressionist painting?
Use of black outlines
Smooth blending of colors
Short, thick strokes of paint
Detailed texture
Which artist is associated with the initiation of the Cubism movement?
Claude Monet
Pablo Picasso
Vincent van Gogh
Salvador Dali
What was Pop Art a reaction to?
Surrealism
Abstract Expressionism
Impressionism
Cubism
Where was Pop Art born twice?
Canada and Mexico
Italy and Spain
England and New York
France and Germany
What did Pop Art allow for the exchange of?
Science and technology
Consumerism, culture, and creativity
History and literature
Politics and economics
Who was a leading figure in the Pop Art movement?
Claude Monet
Andy Warhol
Vincent van Gogh
Pablo Picasso
What characterized the style of Pop Art?
Dark and moody
Flat, colorful, and graphic-like
Monochromatic and minimalistic
Realistic and detailed
When did Contemporary Art emerge?
1860's
1850's
1960's
1970's
Which of the following best describes "contemporary art?
It is the art of the past.
It is a traditional art.
It is a religious art.
It is the art of the present.
artists transform spaces into interactive environments
installation art
earth art
street art
use of facial and bodily movements for a dramatic approach to art
performance art
earth art
street art
This art form combines an array of artistic insights and crafts such as film, literature, performance etc.
Visual Art
Mixed Media
Multimedia Art
Figurative Art
Which of the following best describes "contemporary art?
It is the art of the past.
It is a traditional art.
It is a religious art.
It is the art of the present.
Art is a form of communication.
True
False
