Chapter 13 HUM 200

In 1895, what did the Lumiere brothers of France do?

Name the architect who designed this iconic building that utilized the landscape on which it was built.

This term is used in Western culture to refer to a general tendency to reject traditional conventions.

This refers to artists in the 1950s drawing subject matter and techniques from mass culture and commercial design.

This painter was perhaps the most important painter of the Harlem Renaissance. Identify the artist.

This movement has roots in Dada but was more positive. Artists include Kahlo, Miro, and Dali.

Identify the Artist who created this Dadaist work.

This art is designed to be transitory.  It makes its statement and then ceases to exist.

This woman is considered the most influential figure in modern Dance.

What 1941 film is considered to be the best film ever made, largely because of the cinematic techniques it pioneered.

These artists freed themselves from traditional brushwork to apply paint and from the representation of subject matter.

This movement was powerful in Italy, where sculptors focused on modern life, machines, and technology.

Identify the artist who created this painting.

 A style that focuses on evoking emotion in the viewer that matches the artist's emotion during the creative process.

The film The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari with its distorted sets and lighting grew out of what German art movement?

This is closely associated with Expressionism.  It uses violent distortions and outrageous color.

1901-1912 This style violated all concepts of 2 or 3-dimensional perspective and created a shallow work.

This Spanish-born artist helped develop cubism and influenced the visual arts of the 20th century more than any other.

Identify the artist who created this image.

This writer and poet was a major voice of the Harlem Renaissance.

Artists from this movement focused on impersonal, geometric shapes and forms and sought to minimize communication.

Pluralism brought new emphasis on:

Identify the artist who created this work that uses a dripped paint technique.

Identify the artist who created this painting.

Name the artist who painted this work.