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This artist often used beggars, swindlers and gamblers as models for his paintings
Cambiaso
Leyster
Carvaggio
Titian
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The background contrasts with the _______?
foreground
focal point
cool colors
expressionism
3
Period from 1850-1950, history events: rise of democracy, loss of monarchy, industrial revolution
Renaissance
Baroque
Contemporary
Modern
4
He thought artists were like prophets, a spiritual man inspired by Book of Revelations for this painting
Picasso
Hopper
Kandinsky
Mondrian
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A type of painting that depicts subjects related to peoples faith, belief systems and spirituality
Genre Painting
Religious and Spirituality
Harlem Renaissance
Golden dutch
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This style of art shows people or objects from multiple angles at once to show a fragmented nature of reality
Abstractionism
Surrealism
Impressionism
Cubism
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The position or angle from which the viewer sees objects in a painting
Position
Background
Point of view
Foreground
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The source of light; the sun or a lamp; the lightness or darkness of different areas
Focal point
Form
Light
Medium
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The way an artist uses their paintbrush
brushwork
texture
focal point
canvas
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The style of representing subjects with extreme accuracy and detail, making it resemble real life as much as possible
Portrait
Perspective
Regionalism
Realism
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The apple in "Woman Holding an Apple" symbolizes..
not appealing
discouragement and dislike
temptation, youth and fertility
school and classrooms
12
Still Life's are of objects that move and are far away
True
False
13
Surrealist explored dream worlds and subconscious mind
True
False
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This type of artwork became popular in the Renaissance period
Cubism
Dutch Golden
Abstract
Chiaroscuro
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The way an object feels on its surface when you touch it: hard, soft, rough, smooth
Focal point
Texture
Lines
Design
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Something that stands for suggested idea like halo, the color blue (Holiness), flags (patriotism), watch (passing time)
Object
Portrait
Model
Symbol
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The way individual art elements like light, color and shape work with one another is called
Composition
Contrast
Elements
Contemporary
18
Which artist painted with tempera on poplar panel?
Garofalo
Butinone
Borgona
Botticelli
19
The three-dimensional aspect of an object or artwork
shape
lines
form
contrast
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This artist used groups of threes in the foreground to create a triangle, three is considered a holy number
Castiglione
Leyster
Vermeer
Garofalo
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The area that you first notice in a painting
foreground
focal point
background
light
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A painting or treated fabric
composition
collage
canvas
contrast
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Style of art that depicted rural places, farms and small towns and everyday activities; emerged in the US during 1930s
Renaissance
Regionalism
Mural
Religious
24
Oil paint invented during this time, use of bright bold color, focus on balance and harmony, use of linear perspective
Modern
Baroque
Rennaisance
Contemporary
25
Art that uses shapes, colors and forms to convey emotions
realism
Impressionism
abstract
regionalism
26
Colors such as: black, white and beige. Have neither a warm nor a cool effect in a painting
Contrasting
Plain
Color
Neutral
27
A painting of ordinary people engaged in common, everyday activities. Popular during Dutch Golden age
Genre painting
Surrealism
Harlem Renaissance
Portrait
28
Known for quiet genre paintings, almost all paintings were set in rooms of his home in the Netherlands
Vermeer
Van Beyeren
Rivera
Munch
29
Objects in cool colors seem farther away in artwork
False
True
30
Perspective is the illusion of depth or distance
False
True
31
A painting of ordinary people engaged in common, everyday activities
Harlem Renaissance
Realism
Genre painting
Impressionism
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This type of art is remarkable for its bright, pure colors and its use of symbols
Baroque
Modern
Abstrace
Renaissance
33
Colors that cannot be created by mixing other colors together; include red, yellow and blue
Secondary colors
Tertiary colors
Primary colors
Contemporary colors
34
This artist would paint the same image over and over at different times of day to capture the light
Kandinsky
Mondrian
Monet
O'Keefe
35
This type of art contains very few drawn lines, shadows or dark colors
Impressionism
Realism
Genre
Abstract
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Colors such as red, yellow, orange,
Warm colors
Cool colors
pastels
color palette
37
Period from 1950's to present, history events include invent of TV, internet, land on the moon, civil rights, Korean war
Contemporary
Baroque
Renaissance
Modern
38
Occurred 17th & 18th century- events like English colonization, seven years war, Galileo and Newtons science discovery
Baroque
Renaissance
Modern
Contemporary
39
This artist lived and worked in Spain
Titian
Borgona
Garofalo
Cambiaso
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A large artwork or painting typically created on a wall or ceiling
Mural
Portrait
Landscape
Oeuvre
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A type of paint made by mixing pigments with linseed oil; takes a long time to dry
Oil
Acrylic
Watercolor
Tempera
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Drew inspiration from popular culture like advertisement, comic books and celebrities; occurred in 1960 & 1970s
Pop culture
Pop art
Dutch age
Golden age
43
Picasso Bottle of Port and Glass is an example of Cubism art
False
True
44
A comparison that draws attention to the difference between things
Lines
Ligth
Contrast
Focal point
45
Type of paint made by mixing powder with egg yolk, dries quickly; popular in Renaissance period
Acrylic
Oil
Tempera
Pastel
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Colors that can be created by combining primary colors; they are green, purple and orange
Cool colors
Secondary colors
Primary colors
Warm colors
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Pairs of colors that are located at opposite ends of the color wheel
perspective
complementary colors
cool colors
palette
48
A painting technique that uses strong contrast between light and shadow?
Chiaroscuro
Genre painting
Realism
Cubism
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These types of paintings show a sense of movement and action
Modern
Contemporay
Renaissance
Baroque
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Involves combining various materials such as paper, photos, fabric and found objects onto a flat surface
form
collage
landscape
medium
51
A special screen with tiny holes delivers onto T-shirts, posters or even paper
pressing
canvasing
silk screening
cubism
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Impressionist painted quickly, capturing light and movement
True
False
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A painting of the outdoor view that features large areas of natural scenary
Landscape
Medium
Portrait
Light
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The feelings or emotions of a painting
Thoughts
Focus
Mood
Perspective
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Drawn by an artist to mark the edges of something; or outline it
Medium
Focal point
Lines
Shape
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Which type of art became popular in the 20th century?
Baroque
Contemporary
Harlem
Abstract expressionism
57
Occurred in 1400-1600; renewed interest in ideas and achievements of ancient Greek and Rome; means "rebirth" in French
Contemporary
Baroque
Renaissance
Modern
58
This work celebrates the resilience and strength of rural America, offering a sense of hope in hard economic times
Realism
Spiritual
Pop art
Regionalism
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The first artist to create oil sketches
Fabritius
Castiglione
Kandinsky
Monet
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Style of painting developed in France in late Modern period; placed different colors side by side very close together
Impressionism
Religious
Regionalism
Cubism
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Bold brushstrokes, splatters and drips of paint are used to create this type of art
baroque
abstract expressionism
realism
chiaroscuro
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A type of paint know for its quick drying time and vibrant colors
brushwork
oil
texture
acrylic
63
Mythological scene, portraits of important people, marble statues popular in this time period
Renaissance
Baroque
Contemporary
Modern
64
During this time period, human anatomy and physiology make the subjects of their paintings look more realistic
Renaissance
Pop art
Baroque
Dutch Golden age
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Art movement began after WWI, celebrated African American culture art
Dutch Golden age
Harlem Renaissance
Baroque
Modern
66
The term derives from the Italian word for "light" and "dark"
cubism
contrast
abstract
chiaroscuro
67
This artist spent most of his life in Venice and got rare pigments imported from Asia
Van Beyeren
Monet
Titian
Kandinsky
68
This painting is about the impermanence of life
Banquet Still Life with Roses
Girls on a Pier
Woman Holding a Balance
Young Girl Plucking a Duck
69
The two dimensional area; the outline or boundary of an object
line
medium
form
shape
70
A representation of a person or animal that focuses on their face and often includes the upper body
photograph
portrait
physical
primary
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This artist was well know for being the "greatest painter of anxiety"; feelings of dread, strangeness and panic
Hopper
Munch
Wood
Monet
72
This part of the art is farthest away from the viewer
foreground
composition
contrast
background
73
A piece of plastic or wood on which artists mix their paint; the range of colors artists use for a particular piece
Colors
Range
Patron
Palette
74
The Dutch Golden Age is represented mostly in what time period?
Modern
Contemporary
Renaissance
Baroque
75
Spheres, cubes, cones, prisms and other complex shapes are examples of
medium
lines
geometry
form
76
Objects in warm colors seem further away
True
False
77
Red, green, orange, blue, yellow and purple are examples of?
Primary colors
Complementary colors
Mediums
Cool colors
78
Pop art features bright bold colors, made via silk screening
False
True
79
Materials or tools used by an artist such as oil, acrylic, watercolor and tempera
Medium
Mood
Paint
Colors
80
Art elements are?
a specific area or element within artwork
a comparison that draws attention to the differences between things
the way an artist uses their paintbrush
ingredients a painter uses to create a painting
81
Movements such as Impressionism, Cubism and Surrealism took place during this time
Renaissance
Contemporary
Baroque
Modern
82
The entire body of work created by an artist throughout their lifetime
History
Legend
Works
Oeuvre
83
The artist made a painting about a painting, she was only 21 years old. It was uncommon for women painters at this time
Leyster
Vermeer
Munch
Fabritius
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A person who financially supports and commissions an artists work
Buyer
Saint
Patron
Person