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Test your knowledge of the art movement Cubism and the key artists involved.

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Cubism was one of the most important art movements of the ___.
1900s
1600s
1700s
1800s
2
What is tone in art?
A change of voice
A different shade of a colour
An atmosphere
The lightness to darkness of a colour/hue
3
What is a composition in art?
An arrangement of the formal elements to create a piece of art
The artwork
A complementary colour
it creates contrast
4
What is Cubism?
A painting
An artwork showing the different viewpoints of an object or subject
A stack of cubes
An artwork of cubes
5
Cubism produced all of these art movements except ___.
Futurism - broken shapes to suggest machinery
Impressionism - focused on small brushstrokes to depict changing light
Suprematism - movement focused on geometric forms
6
Which of these was NOT a main feature of Cubism?
emphasizes flat, two-dimensional images
subjects are broken up into basic geometric shapes and patterns
objects and figures are viewed from several viewpoints at once
it was photo-realistic
7
Who created Cubism?
Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque
Pablo Picasso
Georges Braque
Georges Braque and Henri Matisse
8
Where was Cubism invented?
Paris
Milan
London
Madrid
9
Is this an example of synthetic or analytical cubism?
Synthetic
Analytical
10
When did Cubism end?
1980
1914
1918
1950
11
Is this an example of synthetic or analytical cubism?
Analytical
Synthetic
12
When was Cubism invented?
1908
1910
1914
1900
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What is an art movement?
A style of art made by a group of artists following a set of rules
Artwork of the theme movement
Art that moves