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1
The Fauvists' artwork was well received by the French people
True
False
2
Why did the artists use colour?
brighten their artwork
express emotion
emphasise everyday colours
to make the subject matter stand out
3
What is the name of this artwork by Henri Matisse?
Birds on her head
Woman with a hat
Hat lady
Woman with hair
4
An area of land i.e. country side is known as what in art?
Cityscape
Everyday life
Still life
Landsacpe
5
Colours opposite each other on the colour wheel are know as what?
Contrasting colours
Harmonious colours
Secondary colours
Primary colours
6
Describe the brush strokes
Neat
Soft
Smooth
Bold
7
Fauves had a _____ approach to their paintings
wild
calm
careful
loud
8
The Fauves typically painted
Landscapes
People
Animals
Still life
9
The Fauvist movement lasted
for only a few years
for many years
10
Who is the king of the Wild Beasts?
Andre DeRain
Mufasah
Henri Matisse
Pablo Picasso
11
Fauvist paintings were characterised by
realistic colours
soft colours
wild brush work
smooth brush work
12
When were the Fauvist artist active?
1894 - 1898
1914 - 1918
1904 - 1908
1944 - 1948
13
Matisse's "
Open Window, Collioure".....
expresses how he perceived the scene in his mind
is a painting of a window
depicts the scene before him
14
Fauvist paintings emphasised the use of
light
brushwork
colour
movement
15
Leaders of the Fauvist movement were
Clude Monet
Andre DeRain
Henri Matisse
Andy Warhol
16
Fauves used ________ in their paintings
dark colours
soft colours
all the colours
bright colours
17
Which one of the following options was a Fauvist technique?
Use of pencils
Small brushtrokes
Simplified subjects
Dull colours
18
Fauvism influenced other art movements such as
German expressionism
Surrealism
Impressionism
Pop Art
19
'Fauve'
is French for
Crazy Beats
Wild Animal
Colourful Beasts
Wild Beasts
20
Fauvists separated colours in their paintings?
True
False