Do you think you know art?

The Impressionist movement developed in the ______ century.

Which of the 5 genres is this Impressionist painting?

The first Impressionists are considered revolutionary because...

These sunflowers are created by the well-known Post-Impressionist, _________________.

A well-known example of Christian religious art are Michelangelo's _____________________.

Then there is Expressionism, such as the art of _______.

Here is an example from the Italian Renaissance. What is the approximate time period?

Which of the 5 genres do you think this painting belongs to?

Art's true power lies in its potential to enlighten, uplift, and to ___________.

And you are familiar with this surrealist Belgian artist:

Now, let's identify some basic visual art periods and movements! Guess the name of this period in art?

For centuries, to the present day, human beings have continued to create ______________.

The common themes of the academic, realist art in the 1800s were:

Every artistic movement inspires followers who first imitate, then reject their teachers. Thus ______________ is born.

The impressionism originated in ...

Besides religion, art was used as a force for social change. This famous painting from 1937 became _____________.

This famous example of a Baroque painting is characterized by ________.

Another artistic movement of the 19th century is called "Romanticism." It is characterized by ...

How about this time period?

This impressionist painter is known for his paintings of ballet dancers.

Which of the 5 genres is this painting?

Every new generation of artists responds to the previous generation by ...

"The purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls" said ____________________, the creator of Guernica.

Art historians normally divide paintings into 5 categories, or "___________."

In the past, one of the primary functions of art had been to serve _______.

Which of the 5 genres is this famous painting?

Can you recognize the artist?

Who painted this lively scene?

How would you define this style of painting?

Which of the 5 genres is this painting by a Dutch master?