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Art Smart 23-25

Total questions: 99

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Name the Artist and Painting

a)

Delfina Flores-Rivera

b)

Portrait of a Youth- Botticelli

c)

Self-Portrait-Leyster

d)

Ivy in Flower-Matisse

2.

Name the Artist and Title

a)

Untitled #1-Graves

b)

Dorothy Pearlstein- Neel

c)

Caroline-Warhol

d)

Red Cannas-O'Keefe

3.

Name the Artist and Title

a)

Weeping Willow-Monet

b)

The Cardsharps-Caravaggio

c)

House with Fence-Hopper

d)

Girls on the Pier- Munch

4.

Name the Artist and Title

a)

New Road-Wood

b)

Supper at Bethany-Butinone

c)

Improvisation 31 (sea battle)- Kadinksy

d)

Red Cannas-O'Keefe

5.

Name the Artist and Title

a)

Blue and Black-Krasner

b)

Ivy in Flowers-Matisse

c)

Rea Cannas-O'Keefe

d)

Street to Mbari-Lawrence

6.

Name the Artist and Title

a)

Tomorrow I May Be Far Away-Bearden

b)

Caroline-Warhol

c)

Red Cannas-O'Keefe

d)

Untitled #1- Graves

7.

Name the Artist and Title

a)

Caroline-Warhol

b)

New Road-Wood

c)

Portrait of a Youth- Botticelli

d)

Delfina Flores- Rivera

8.

Name the Artist an Title

a)

Blue and Black-Krasner

b)

Conversation Among the Ruins-De Chirico

c)

Composition with Large Blue Plane, Red, Black, Yellow, and Gray- Mondrian

d)

The Cardships- Caravaggio

9.

Name that Artist and Title

a)

Dorothy Pearlstein- Neel

b)

Self-Portrait- Leyster

c)

Ivy in Flower- Matisse

d)

Caroline- Warhol

10.

Name the Artist and Title

a)

Woman Holding a Balance- Vermeer

b)

Woman Holding an Apple- Titian

c)

Self Portrait- Leyster

11.

Name the Artist and Title

a)

Untitledd #1- Graves

b)

Woman Holding An Apple- Titian

c)

Caroline-Warhol

d)

Portriat of a Youth- Botticelli

12.

Name the Artist and Title

a)

Street to Mbari- Lawrence

b)

Young Girl Plucking Duck- Fabritius

c)

Banquet of Still Life with Roses- van Beyeren

d)

Supper at Bethany- Butinone

13.

Name the Artist and Title

a)

Ivy in Flower- Matisse

b)

Blue and Black-Krasner

c)

New Road- Wood

d)

House with a Fence-Hopper

14.

Name the Artist and Title

a)

Tomorrow I May Be Far Away- Bearden

b)

The Cardsharps- Caravaggio

c)

Defina Flores- Rivera

d)

New Road- Wood

15.

Name the Artist and Title

a)

Madonna abd Child with St. Jermone- Garofalo

b)

Weeping Willow- Monet

c)

Portrait of a Youth- Botticelli

d)

Supper at Bethany- Butinone

16.

Name the Artist and Title

a)

The Invesiture of Saint Ildefonsus-Borgena

b)

Portait of a Youth- Botticelli

c)

Red Cannas-O'Keefe

d)

None of the these are correct

17.

Name the Artist and Title

a)

Supper at Bethany-Butinone

b)

Blue and Black-Krasner

18.

Click on the correct picture for: Holy Familly with Saint Anne-Cambiaso

a)

b)

c)

d)

19.

The artistic ingredients painters use to create a painting.

a)

Art Elements

b)

Perspective

20.

Background is...

a)

that part of a painting that seems farther away from the viewer.

b)

a painting of ordinary people engaged in common everyday activities.

21.

What is a canvas?

a)

A painting, treated fabric, stretched over a frame, to which paint is applied.

b)

paper to write on

22.

A style of painting developed in France early in the Contemporary period of art history. Artists took familiar objects from everyday life, broke them up into geometric figures like cubes and triangles, then put them back together, forcing viewers to see familiar objects in unfamiliar ways.

a)

Cubism

b)

Fauvism

23.

A style of painting practiced briefly at the beginning of the Contemporary period of art history, with shockingly bright colors and often strange or twisted forms of human figures and other objects.

a)

Fauvism

b)

Cubism

24.

The three dimensional shape of an object, shown traditionally in painting through variations of light and dark paints or by gradual shading of color.

a)

form

b)

contrast

25.

____ a painting of ordinary people engaged in common, everyday activities.

a)

Genre painting

b)

rhythm

26.

A painting of an outdoor view that features large areas of natural scenery. The outdoor view itself.

a)

Landscape

b)

Portrait

27.

The source of light in a painting, like the sun or a lamp; the lightness or darkness of different areas of a painting.

a)

Light

b)

Point of View

28.

The feeling or emotion the artist wants the viewer to experience when we look at the painting.

a)

Mood

b)

Point of View

29.

Colors such as black, white, and beige, which have neither warm nor a cool effect in painting

a)

Neutral Colors

b)

Warm Colors

30.

The position from which the viewer sees objects in a painting. Looking at the object on a table while sitting in a chair drawn up to the table is one point of view. Looking at those same objects while standing across the room is another point of view.

a)

Point of View

b)

Portrait

31.

A painting of a person, usually one formally posed and looking outward from the painting. Paintings that feature more than one person are called group portraits.

a)

Portrait

b)

Landscape

32.

Red, yellow, and blue... Colors that cannot be made by putting other colors together.

a)

Primary Colors

b)

Neutral Colors

33.

Something that repeats, and creates a kind of pattern. Artists use elements like color, lines and shape to create rhythms that help create the mood of a painting, or that move our eyes to different parts of a painting.

a)

Rhythm

b)

Texture

34.

Secondary Colors

a)

green, purple, and orange... Colors that can be created by combining primary colors.

b)

Neutral Colors

35.

A painting with objects that do not move. Most, but not all, still life pictures are close up views of carefully arranged groups of objects, shown in an indoor setting, often on a tabletop.

a)

Still Life

b)

Symbol

36.

Something that stands for or suggests an idea. For example, a halo or the color blue might suggest holiness, flags might suggest patriotism, a pocket watch might suggest the passage of time.

a)

Symbol

b)

Still Life

37.

Colors such as red, yellow, orange and others that we associate with warm temperatures, like the orange glow of a sunset or the bright yellow flames of a fire.

a)

Warm Colors

b)

Cool Colors

38.

When artists give the illusion of depth or distance, they are using...

a)

rhythm.

b)

texture.

c)

mood.

d)

perspective.

39.

The position from which we see objects in a painting is our...

a)

point of view.

b)

portrait.

c)

rhythm.

d)

perspective.

40.

Which answer below best describes art during the Renaissance Period?

a)

From 1900 to present, artists were very traditional.

b)

From 1400-1600, art was influenced by science and philosophy. Artists continued to paint for the church but also explored non-religious subjects.

c)

From 1900 to present, artists felt free to move away from traditional subjects and painted what they felt or imagined.

d)

From 1750-1900, this period includes Neoclassicism, Romanticism, Impressionism, and Pointillism.

41.

Which answer below best describes Modern Art?

a)

From 1900 to present, artists were very traditional.

b)

From 1400-1600, art was influenced by science and philosophy. Artists continued to paint for the church but also explored non-religious subjects.

c)

From 1900 to present, artists felt free to move away from traditional subjects and painted what they felt or imagined.

d)

From 1750-1900, this period includes Neoclassicism, Romanticism, Impressionism, and Pointillism.

42.

Blue and red mixed together create what color?

a)

Purple

b)

Green

c)

Brown

d)

Orange

43.

Straight lines convey a sense of

a)

Sadness

b)

Anxiety

c)

Order

d)

Calmness

44.

What is portrait painting?

a)

A painting of carefully arranged inanimate objects.

b)

A picture of a person, usually formally posed.

c)

A painting where the art elements themselves are the main subjects.

d)

A painting of people engaged in ordinary activiites.

45.

Red is an example of a secondary color.

a)

True

b)

False

46.

Shape is two dimensional, while form is three-dimensional.

a)

True

b)

False

47.

Rhythm refers to the length of time it takes an artist to create a painting.

a)

True

b)

False

48.

What are zigzag lines most likely to convey in a painting?

a)

Structure, order and rigidity

b)

Strength and stability

c)

Rapid change and excitement

d)

Delicate and refined movement

49.

Genre paintings

a)

Portray scenes from sacred texts

b)

Reflect the customs, habits and situations of everyday life

c)

Convey messages through the careful arrangement of inanimate objects

d)

Capture a specific person's features, characteristics and sometimes even personality

50.

Blending green and yellow makes blue

a)

True

b)

False

51.

In what period of art history did Boticellli paint Portrait of a Youth?

a)

Renaissance

b)

Baroque

c)

Modern

d)

Contemporary

52.

What country was Edvard Munch from?

a)

Great Britain

b)

Russia

c)

The Netherlands

d)

Norway

53.

What art movement was started by Pablo Picasso?

a)

Impressionism

b)

Cubism

c)

Abstract Expressionism

d)

Pop Art

54.

Which of these artists was part of the Dutch Golden Age?

a)

Caravaggio

b)

Johannes Vermeer

c)

Wassily Kandinsky

d)

Romare Bearden

55.

Black and Blue by Lee Krasner is an example of?

a)

Abstract Painting

b)

Collage

c)

Portrait painting

d)

Still Life

56.

Georgia O'Keefe was famous for her paintings of flowers.

a)

True

b)

False

57.

Noah Leading the Animals into the Ark is an example of an oil sketch.

a)

True

b)

False

58.

During the Renaissance, artists began creating abstract art.

a)

True

b)

False

59.

What medium did Matisse work in to create Ivy in Flower?

a)

Tempera

b)

Watercolor

c)

Collage

d)

Silk-screening

60.

What does the empty stretch of sky in House with Fence symbolize?

a)

Freedom and opportunity

b)

Isolation and emptiness

c)

Excitement and adventure

d)

Dreamworlds and the subconscious

61.

Florence, Italy is considered the birthplace of the Renaissance

a)

True

b)

False

62.

When was the Renaissance Period?

a)

1400-1600

b)

1900-2000

c)

1200-1350

d)

1800-1900

63.

Where did the Renaissance period start?

a)

United States

b)

Italy

c)

Germany

d)

China

64.

Acrylic paint was used during the renaissance period.

a)

True

b)

False

65.

When did the Baroque period take place?

a)

1400-1500

b)

1900-2000

c)

1600-1750

d)

1500-1650

66.

When did the Modern Period take place?

a)

1400-1500

b)

1850-1950

c)

1950-2000s

d)

1600-1750

67.

Cubism and impressionism painting occurred in what period?

a)

Barqoue

b)

Renisannce

c)

Modern

d)

Contemporary

68.

What art period took place from 1950-Present

a)

Contemporary

b)

Modern

c)

Baroque

d)

Renissance

69.

Supper at Bethany

a)

Acrylic

b)

Tempera on wood panel

c)

Oil on canvas

d)

Watercolors

70.

Madonna and Child With Saint Jerome

a)

Acrylic

b)

Tempera on wood panel

c)

Oil on panel

d)

Watercolors

71.

Women Holding An Apple

a)

Tempra on panel

b)

Oil on Canvas

c)

Oil on panel

d)

Watercolors

72.

The Cardsharps

a)

Tempra on panel

b)

Oil on Canvas

c)

Oil on panel

d)

Watercolors

73.

Self-Portrait

a)

Tempra on panel

b)

Oil on Canvas

c)

Oil on panel

d)

Watercolors

74.

Young Girl Plucking A Duck

a)

Tempra on panel

b)

Oil on Canvas

c)

Oil on panel

d)

Watercolors

75.

Girls On A Pier

a)

Tempra on panel

b)

Oil on Canvas

c)

Oil on panel

d)

Watercolors

76.

Improvisation 31

a)

Tempra on panel

b)

Oil on Canvas

c)

Oil on panel

d)

Watercolors

77.

Bottle of Port And Glass

a)

Tempra on panel

b)

Oil on Canvas

c)

Oil on panel

d)

Watercolors

78.

Conversation Among The Ruins

a)

Tempra on panel

b)

Oil on paper

c)

Oil on panel

d)

Oil on Canvas

79.

Untitled #1

a)

Acrylic on Canvas

b)

Oil on paper

c)

Oil on panel

d)

Oil on Canvas

80.

New Road

a)

Tempra on panel

b)

Oil on paper

c)

Oil on panel

d)

Oil on Canvas

81.

Tomorrow I May Be Far Away

a)

Tempra on panel

b)

Oil on paper

c)

Paper Collage with charcoal

d)

Oil on Canvas

82.

Dorthy Pearlstein

a)

Tempra on panel

b)

Oil on paper

c)

Paper Collage with charcoal

d)

Oil on Canvas

83.

Dorothy Pearlstein

a)

10inx8in

b)

40inx30in

c)

15inx20in

d)

30inx45in

84.

Conversations Among The Ruins

a)

10inx8in

b)

51inx38in

c)

15inx20in

d)

30inx45in

85.

Bottle of Port and Glass

a)

10inx8in

b)

12ftx10ft

c)

18inx24in

d)

30inx45in

86.

Improvisation 31

a)

55x47in

b)

12ftx10ft

c)

15inx20in

d)

30inx45in

87.

Girls On A Pier

a)

10inx8in

b)

32x27in

c)

15inx20in

d)

30inx45in

88.

Young Girl Plucking A Duck

a)

10inx8in

b)

12ftx10ft

c)

15inx20in

d)

33inx28in

89.

Self-Portrait

a)

10inx8in

b)

12ftx10ft

c)

30x26in

d)

30inx45in

90.

The Cardsharps

a)

10inx8in

b)

37x52in

c)

15inx20in

d)

30inx45in

91.

Women Holding An Apple

a)

39inx29in

b)

12ftx10ft

c)

15inx20in

d)

30inx45in

92.

Madonna and Child with Saint Jerome

a)

16inx22in

b)

11inx40in

c)

15inx20in

d)

30inx45in

93.
A portrait painting is a picture of a person, but not all paintings with people in them are portraits.
a)
True
b)
False
94.
The people in genre paintings are always famous people.
a)
True
b)
False
95.
Which of the following is not a type of landscape painting?
a)
seascape
b)
cityscape
c)
still life
96.
Horizontal lines in a painting suggest peacefulness and calm.
a)
True
b)
False
97.
Vertical lines in a painting can give a sense of strength and order.
a)
True
b)
False
98.
Diagonal lines in a painting usually create a sense of stillness and quiet. 
a)
True
b)
False
99.
To show perspective in a painting, artists sometimes make objects in the background to be fuzzy or out of focus.
a)
True
b)
False

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