Art Movements Quiz

This movement means "wild beasts."

The art of the rational, the French Revolution and Jacques Louis David. 

A loose collective of artists whose sole link was the influence of artists like Monet.

These artists were influenced by the introduction of mass produced paint.

Exoticized cultures of Asia, Eastern Europe and Northern Africa.

This movement involved music, literature, films, dance and theory in addition to visual art.

This movement involved writing as well as visual art and was influenced by the unconscious.

The art of the absurd.

Influenced by photography and the Communist Manifesto.

These artists romanticized the American landscape and believed in manifest destiny.

The one we ran out of time for. I think there were circles?

These artists believed that art should reflect the emotional experience of the artist. 

Hitler's vision for the arts.

Exoticized the cultures of the Romance languages. Favored the sublime over the beautiful.

Showed the darker side of American city life.

Jacob Riis created this genre.

Included the sub-groups Die Brucke and Der Blaue Reiter. They disliked Cubism.

Liked speed, machines and war. Hated women and the Italian Renaissance.

Art supported by the U.S. government in order to create jobs and an American vernacular.

Begun by Picasso and Braque, this movement emphasized passage and geometricity.

Changed American popular entertainment and expanded the reach and use of photography.

Who is this guy?

His name became synonymous with extravagant decoration. He was a part of this movement...