The arts uses broken stroke movements and its is done outside the studio to capture natural light as the artist sees the scene.

The following arts are Vince Gogh’s

Most of Monet’s subjects are landscapes while Manet is snapshots of real life but later focuses ________.

They are French expressionist artists who uses bold, vibrant colors, and visual distortion to make the subject in the center nearer the viewer. And its lead artist is _____.

The movement wherein the artist’s role in social reform against war, poverty, corruption, industrial and environmental hazards, injustices, inequalities, and ugliness of the human condition is expressed

Pablo Picasso’s Guernica is a depiction of awareness of the brutality of the civil war in the Guernica in Spain for which it emerged the _______style.

Ang Kiukok work “The Man” is a fusion of

Expressionist artists created works with more emotional force rather than with realistic or natural images through _______.

The Spoliarium (1884) by _____ and The Builders (1928) by _________speak about ugly human condition during Spanish Era and the 20th century respectively.

It is an art movement that is logical and rational because it involved analyzing, detaching, selecting and simplifying where there is no unrecognizable subject.

It is an abstract style that did not use of figures or even representations of figures instead, lines, shapes and colors (black white, red, blue and yellow) were used in cool, impersonal approach that aimed for balance, unity, and stability.

It is a style that depicted in a 3-dimensional manner, formed by light and shadow, or series of tilted and interlocking planes, they are seen in fragments to represent figures.

It is a style where a canvas is filled with repeating picture fragments or symbols like the work of Adolph Gottlied and Lee Krasner.

Three-dimensional assemblages, installation, posters, or paintings with easily recognizable objects and images from emerging consumer society where artists were inspired by the celebrities, advertisements, billboards and comic strips.

It is a style where lines, spaces, and colors were precisely planned and positioned to give the illusion of movement.

It is an art that shows many elements that may be gloomy, playful, or humorous with a mixture of internal or external images that are beyond reality.

It is an art movement began in Switzerland where artists did not follow conventional aesthetic creations but focuses on collaboration, spontaneity, and chance to protest against established norms and authorities mostly in the form of collage, photomontage, or found-object construction.

The style which basic forms such as planes, cones, spheres, and cylinders all fit together precisely and neatly in their appointed places which appear as mechanical parts brightened only by the use of primary colors.

It is a style where the artist has no preplanned pattern or design in mind and uses the floor as his canvas where he spread, splatter, squirt and dribble paint on.