WorksheetsImpressionism, Post-Impressionism & Japanese Influence Quiz
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 16mins
Aria, Grace, and Olivia are exploring famous art movements! Can you help them figure out during which time period Impressionism and Post-Impressionism occurred?
1860s–1900s
1700s–1800s
1500s–1600s
1920s–1950s
Scarlett and Benjamin are admiring this beautiful painting together! Can you help them spot the 2 elements of art in this scene?
Color and texture
Shape and form
Line and value
Space and movement
Mia, Sophia, and Aria are exploring Paris during its massive renovation! What exciting transformation are they witnessing in the city?
The city was shrinking
Streets were being widened and new infrastructure was being built
Factories were closing down
The population was moving away
Henry and Arjun are exploring history! What did the Industrial Revolution make common in societies?
Castles and palaces
Railroads and factories
Farms and gardens
Schools and libraries
Maya, Henry, and Zoe just joined the new middle class! What exciting change did they experience as a result?
More wars
New leisure activities and social interactions
Fewer jobs
Less travel
Liam and Anika are debating which war shook up France’s society in the late 1800s. Can you help them settle the score?
World War I
Franco-Prussian War of 1870-1871
American Civil War
Napoleonic Wars
Aria and Ethan are exploring how artists started using new technology in their work. Can you help them figure out which technology began to influence artists during this period?
Television
Photography
Computers
Radio
Imagine Liam and Olivia are planning to paint a beautiful landscape outside. Which invention made it much easier for artists like them to create art outdoors?
Easels
Collapsible paint tubes
Paintbrushes
Canvases
During an art class, Ethan, Benjamin, and Grace are exploring how Japanese printmaking inspired French artists. What catchy term did the French invent to describe this exciting influence?
Japonisme
Impressionism
Ukiyo-e
Realism
Ava and Aiden are exploring famous art styles! They discover that Monet and Van Gogh were inspired by a unique style of Japanese prints. Can you help Avery figure out which style it was?
Surrealism
Ukiyo-e
Cubism
Baroque
Aria, Evelyn, and Zoe are exploring the world of art! They notice something interesting about both Japanese prints and Impressionist art. What do these two styles love to focus on?
Historical events
Simple, everyday scenes
Mythological stories
Abstract shapes
Anika, Mia, and Ava are exploring famous art movements for their school project. Can you help them discover where the Impressionism art movement began?
London, England
Paris, France
Rome, Italy
Madrid, Spain
Liam, Lily, and Sophia are visiting an art museum and stop in front of a beautiful Impressionist painting. Can you help them figure out what the main goal of Impressionist artists was?
To paint realistic portraits
To portray an impression of what the artist saw in a moment of time
To create abstract art
To copy ancient artworks
Mia and Daniel are visiting an art museum! They see some Impressionist paintings and compare them to the neoclassical ones. How did people originally view Impressionist paintings compared to those from the neoclassical era?
As very detailed
As unfinished
As very colorful
As very old-fashioned
Abigail, Priya, and Henry are painting together in art class! Which technique would they use if they wanted to create a masterpiece in the Impressionist style?
Long brush strokes and dark colors
Short brush strokes and lots of color
Pencil sketches and shading
Watercolor washes and blending
Samuel, Rohan, and Arjun are visiting an art museum and come across a beautiful Impressionist painting. Which of the following subjects are they most likely admiring in the artwork?
Ancient ruins
Landscapes
Mythological creatures
Space exploration
Imagine Priya, Aiden, and Abigail are stepping into a famous Impressionist painting! Where would you most likely find them, just like the modern-day people Impressionist artists loved to paint?
In historical costumes
In an everyday setting
In fantasy worlds
In royal palaces
Imagine Hannah, Ava, and Michael are exploring the art world in the 1860s. Which group of painters would they discover as pioneers of plein air painting?
Claude Monet, Alfred Sisley, Pierre-Auguste Renoir
Vincent van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Leonardo da Vinci
Salvador Dalí, Henri Matisse, Edvard Munch
Jackson Pollock, Andy Warhol, Georgia O'Keeffe
Harper and Elijah are painting a masterpiece, but they wonder: what amazing device did John Rand invent in 1841 that made painting so much easier for artists everywhere?
Paint tube
Paintbrush
Canvas stretcher
Easel
Imagine Anika, Harper, and Zoe are painting together. What did the invention of the paint tube allow artists like them to do?
Be spontaneous and apply a causal quality to their work
Paint only indoors
Use only watercolors
Draw with pencils
Aria, Scarlett, and Evelyn are curious about where the impressionists gathered to share their creative ideas. Can you help them find out where these artists moved to discuss their thoughts?
Outdoor studios
Libraries
Museums
Schools
Hannah, Mason, and Evelyn are discussing famous art movements. Can you help them figure out when the impressionist movement made its official introduction?
1847
1860
1901
1776
Abigail and Daniel are chatting about famous artists. Why do you think the impressionists got their name?
It was given as an insult by the press
They chose it themselves
It was a compliment from the public
It was suggested by an art teacher
Kai and Avery are discussing famous paintings. Kai asks, "Which painting by Monet was once criticized for looking unfinished?" Can you help Avery answer?
Impression, Sunrise
Water Lilies
Haystacks
Woman with a Parasol
Anika, Avery, and Ethan are discussing famous artists in their art class. Who do they agree is considered the leader of the impressionists?
Claude Monet
Edgar Degas
Mary Stevenson Cassatt
Vincent van Gogh
Olivia and Luna are admiring beautiful paintings in an art gallery. They spot several portraits of women and girls in peaceful, quiet moments. Which artist is best known for creating these kinds of paintings?
Mary Stevenson Cassatt
Claude Monet
Edgar Degas
Pablo Picasso
Henry, Jackson, and Zoe are visiting an art museum. They come across a stunning painting by Claude Monet. Can you help them figure out which is Monet's most famous masterpiece?
Water Lilies
Girl Sewing
Starry Night
The Dancers
Nora and Henry are at an art museum, admiring paintings of dancers. Which artist, famous for painting mainly dancers, do they spot?
Edgar Degas
Claude Monet
Mary Stevenson Cassatt
Leonardo da Vinci
Arjun, James, and Grace are admiring a famous painting created using Pointillism. Can you help them figure out what makes Pointillism unique?
Small dots of color that blend into an image when viewed from a distance
Large brush strokes
Mixing colors on a palette
Painting with only black and white
Hannah, Abigail, and Kai are exploring famous art movements in class. Which of the following artists was part of the Post Impressionism movement?
Paul Cezanne
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
Raphael
Jackson and Abigail are debating art history! Can you help them settle the score: Post Impressionism was mainly a reaction against which art movement?
Impressionism
Cubism
Surrealism
Baroque
Benjamin, Lily, and Arjun are exploring the world of Post Impressionist art! Besides what they could see and observe, what else did these artists include in their subject matter?
Symbolism and emotions
Mathematical patterns
Historical events
Architectural designs
