Flat, unrealistic, no depth or perspective, heavy use of gold & unnatural colors, often lots of people, religious (teaches lessons for the illiterate).

Abstract art form that shows multiple points of view simultaneously. The subject matter is broken down, analyzed, and reassembled in abstract form. Shows more than one view at a time.

Emotional, passionate, mysterious, sentimental, intuitive, intense, “rugged” individual, power and fury of nature, the exotic/occult/macabre, nationalism.

Arose during the collapse during WWI of social and moral values; attacks accepted standards of behavior/ridicules contemporary culture & traditional art forms; nihilistic and random; purpose was to enrage and engage their audience; literally means “hobbyhorse.”

They wanted to add emotion and symbolic meaning to their art. Their works often contain bold, unrealistic colors and expressive brushstrokes.

Realistic (but still beautiful); emotions & expressions are naturally depicted; mastery of perspective; geometrical arrangement of figures (harmony, balance, and proportion); . Subject matter: mythology, or religion, or individual portrait

Very dramatic and emotional and bold; evokes movement; extravagant; not merely religious….Very Catholic

Arose in response to Romanticism; shows ordinary people going about their ordinary business. Often unattractive (but that’s reality). Subjects are that which are real and exist.

Art form that attempts to portray dreamlike qualities and tries to explore the subconscious of the individual. Greatly influenced by Freudian psychology. Fascination with dreams, the grotesque, most importantly the UNCONSCIOUS.

Harsh reality (lifelike features, unflattering honesty); often religious; “everyday life” (even middle & lower class); more landscapes and domestic interiors; often moral tales or warnings.

Sought to capture the momentary effects of the way light fell on a subject. No attempt made to capture how the object actually looked; more about how the object was perceived. Subjects are wide-ranging, from people to nature to modern inventions. Pure, intense colors and smaller, more fragmented brushstrokes.

Used bright colors to express a particular emotion; much less concerned with form or technique…much more about expression (Basically “art therapy for the artist;” intended to portray the artist’s inner state and express feelings.).

Scenes of daily life and “comfortable domesticity;” normal scenes of normal people (but generally attractive, middle class people); rarely history or religion; Hint: if you see a windmill, it’s this category!!

Associated with the democracy of Greece/republicanism of Rome (symbolic mythological stories but no silly cupids); emphasizes courage and dignity and heroism; dutiful, sacrificial patriotism; composition is calm and rational with most figures in the foreground; stressed drawing with lines,

not color; no trace of brushstroke.

Which step of A Critical Method involves listing the facts (artist, medium, date, etc.) of an artwork, as well as the elements of art?

¿Qué paso de Un método crítico implica enumerar los hechos (artista, medio, fecha, etc.) de una obra de arte, así como los elementos del arte?

Which step of A Critical Method involves identifying how the artist used the principles of design?

¿Qué paso de Un método crítico implica identificar cómo el artista utilizó los principios del diseño?

Which step of A Critical Method involves formulating an opinion about the success and importance of the artwork?

¿Qué paso de Un método crítico implica formular una opinión sobre el éxito y la importancia de la obra de arte?

Which step of A Critical Method involves finding meaning of an artwork, or determining what the artist is trying to say?

¿Qué paso de Un método crítico implica encontrar el significado de una obra de arte o determinar lo que el artista intenta decir?

Which art historical movement challenged traditions of "fine art" by using imagery and mass-produced objects from popular culture?

¿Qué movimiento histórico del arte desafió las tradiciones de las "bellas artes" mediante el uso de imágenes y objetos producidos en masa de la cultura popular?

Pablo Picasso is typically associated with which art moment that focuses on geometric shapes and contrasting viewpoints?

¿Con qué momento artístico se asocia típicamente Pablo Picasso que se centra en formas geométricas y puntos de vista contrastantes?

An art historical movement characterized by serious looking subjects performing labor or other ordinary, mundane tasks is known as _____?

¿Un movimiento histórico del arte caracterizado por sujetos de apariencia seria que realizan trabajos u otras tareas ordinarias y mundanas se conoce como _____?

Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael are known as the Holy Trinity of which art historical movement?

Leonardo da Vinci, Miguel Ángel y Rafael son conocidos como la Santísima Trinidad ¿de qué movimiento histórico del arte?

Paintings during the ______ art period often featured religious subjects with strong contrast, deep colors, intricate details, and a sense of drama.

Las pinturas del período artístico ______ a menudo presentaban temas religiosos con fuertes contrastes, colores profundos, detalles intrincados y una sensación de dramatismo.

This art historical movement is characterized by small, noticeable brush strokes, no sharp edges, and movement within open compositions.

Este movimiento histórico del arte se caracteriza por pinceladas pequeñas y notables, sin bordes afilados y con movimiento dentro de composiciones abiertas.

Which art historical movement focuses less on figures and objects, and more on communicating emotions through spontaneous brush work or large fields of color?

¿Qué movimiento histórico del arte se centra menos en figuras y objetos y más en comunicar emociones a través del trabajo espontáneo con pincel o grandes campos de color?

Which art historical movement is characterized by bold, bright colors, simplified designs, and non-naturalistic subjects?

¿Qué movimiento histórico del arte se caracteriza por colores llamativos y brillantes, diseños simplificados y temas no naturalistas?

What is the source of an artist’s ideas for a new work of art that does not have any basis in reality?

¿Cuál es la fuente de las ideas de un artista para una nueva obra de arte que no tiene ninguna base en la realidad?

What principle of design is dominant in this artwork?

¿Qué principio de diseño es dominante en esta obra de arte?

Which of the following images is the best example of Renaissance Art?

¿Cuál de las siguientes imágenes es el mejor ejemplo del arte renacentista?

Which of the following images is the best example of Fauvism?

¿Cuál de las siguientes imágenes es el mejor ejemplo del fauvismo?

Which of the following images is the best example of Pop Art?

¿Cuál de las siguientes imágenes es el mejor ejemplo de Pop Art?

Which of the following images is the best example of Abstract Expressionism?

¿Cuál de las siguientes imágenes es el mejor ejemplo del expresionismo abstracto?

Which of the following images is the best example of Impressionism?

¿Cuál de las siguientes imágenes es el mejor ejemplo del impresionismo?

Andy Warhol appropriates the Campbell’s soup can in this artwork by —

Andy Warhol se apropia de la lata de sopa Campbell en esta obra de arte de:

Which of the following are Principles of Design? Select ALL that apply.

¿Cuáles de los siguientes son principios de diseño? Seleccione todas las que correspondan.

In this mandala, the artist uses radial symmetry to create a sense of which principle of design?

En este mandala, el artista usa simetría radial para crear una idea de qué principio de diseño.

Which type of perspective is seen in this famous Renaissance piece by Michelangelo?

¿Qué tipo de perspectiva se ve en esta famosa pieza renacentista de Miguel Ángel?

The contrasting viewpoints and the fragmented, geometric shapes in this artwork can best be described as which artistic style?

Los puntos de vista contrastantes y las formas geométricas fragmentadas en esta obra de arte se pueden describir mejor como ¿qué estilo artístico?

The materials or method an artist uses to create a work of art, such as a pencils, paint, or clay is known as:

Los materiales o métodos que utiliza un artista para crear una obra de arte, como lápices, pintura o arcilla, se conocen como:

What is Value?

What is Color?

What is Line?

What is Texture?

What is Space?

How many elements of art are there?

Form is

The elements of art can compre to...

This image is an example of what element of art?

It has length, width and also depth

Refers to how a surface feels

An artist must use all every element of art to create a work of art.

What occurred during the modernist era?

Which is NOT a Modernist Poet

What is Modernism?

What were writers during this time period considered?

Which of these Art Movements developed during this time?

What did Modernist reject the existence of?

What artist founded the Cubism art movement?

What's the style of this painting?

What is the main characteristic of Impressionism?

Which artistic style prioritizes form, color, and line over realistic depiction, inviting viewers to interpret the artwork based on their personal experiences and emotions?

What's the style of this painting?

What does the term 'abstract art' refer to?

What's the style of this painting?

Which art style would an artist use if they wanted to depict subjects as they appear in everyday life, without embellishment or interpretation?

Which painting style emphasizes bold colors, exaggerated forms, and a focus on conveying emotional experience rather than realistic representation?

Which art style is characterized by meticulous attention to detail, accurate representation of light and shadow, and a focus on ordinary subjects?

What style is displayed in the painting?

Which art style seeks to express inner feelings and reactions to the world around them, often using distortion and abstraction to convey their messages?

Which art movement is known for its focus on fleeting moments, observation of light and its changing conditions?

Modernism was a reaction to

Which of the following is not true about Modernism?

Which of the following is true about modernism?

This photograph titled, " Blessed Art Thou Among Women" was taken by this photographer at the beginning of the 20th century.

Who was the German Pictorial Photographer that took this photograph titled, "Still Life" (1907)?

Who took this iconic portrait image of Greta Garbo in 1928?

Who is this American photographer and modern art promoter?

This photograph titled, "Gathering Water Lilies" (1886) was taken by which of these photographers?

In 1893 this photograph/photogravure was create by which of the following photographers?

Which of Alfred Stieglitz's photographs was discussed in the video, "The First Modern Photograph? - Alfred Stieglitz" that we watched in class?

Claude Monet began creating his first series of oil paintings titled "Water Lilies" between the years 1897-1899. Which pictorial photographer took similar images a few years earlier in 1886 using a camera?