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A #arthistory Quiz to introduce #Impressionism
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1
The impressionists painted directly from nature
True
False
2
Who taught Monet to paint?
Manet
Alfred Sisley
Charles Gleyre
Academie Suisse
3
Who painted the first Impressionistic painting,
Impression, Sunrise
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Edouard Manet
Claude Monet
Mark Rothko
Edgar Degas
4
This artwork influenced impressionism - What is it called?
Japanese painting
A chinese painting
lino prints
Japanese woodblock
5
Impressionism focuses on what two elements of applying paint?
Stillness and darkness
Unsaturated color and movement
Vibrancy and light
Flowers and books
6
Impressionist rejected what style?
Realism
Expressionism
Modernism
Cubism
7
Berthe Morisot struggled to be recognised as an artist because she was a woman
False
True
8
What grouped was deemed acceptable to judge the Impressionists work?
Newspapers
Napoleon Bonaparte
The French Court
The public
9
What was the term "impressionism" initially used as?
A swear word
A french entree
A compliment
An insult
10
Who paintied The Banks of the Canel du Loing at Saint- Mammes
Alfred Sisley
Edward Degas
Claude Monet
Berthe Morisot
11
Who was involved in the first Impressionism Exhibition on 1874
Pisarro, Morisot, Sisley , Degas and Monet
They were dead by the time their work was exhibited
Degas, Monet, Pisarro, Renoir, Morisot and Sisley
Manet, Monet, Morisot and Sisley
12
What movement follower Impressionism?
Post Modernism
Neoclassicalism
Cubism
Post Impressionism
13
What was most important to Monet to study?
people
the use primary colours
the changing effect of light
the avoidance of black
14
What institute did the Impressionist challenge?
The Art Institute
The French Court
The Expressionist Institute
The Academy
15
What did Chevreul discover?
the rainbow
the prism
Optical mixing
Using grey in shadows
16
What subject matter did Pissarro paint?
portraits, still lifes, city streets and landscapes
the upper classes
flowers, the sky, the changing light
Parisian nightlife
17
How did Degas differ from the Impressioists?
Carefully planned compositions
used shading to make figures 3D
mostly indoor scenes
used chalk pastels
18
What nickname do we give Manet in relation to the Impressionists?
The master
The uncle
The grandfather
19
Where did most of the Impressionists study?
the moulin de la Galette
Academie Suisse
Ecole des Beaux - Arts
Gleyres Studio
20
Where did the Impressionist primarily paint their subjects?
In battle
Outside in nature
Inside
In homes
21
Manet was an Impressionist
True
False
22
Who influenced Degas style?
Manet
Japanese woodblocks and the photographer Muybridge
the impressionist movement
his family
23
Which of these are topics NOT covered by impressionists?
People
Outdoor scenes
Religious and historical figures
Nature
24
Which was NOT a main characteristic of Impressionism
short, rough brushstrocks
Contemporary subject matter
bright colours straight from the tube
Acedemic Blending of colours (chiaroscuro)
25
What painter was famous for painting ballerinas?
Claude Monet
Andy Warhol
Cezanne
Edgar Degas
26
Who helped Renoir sell paintings?
His father
Art dealer Dureal-Ruel
Monet
Picasso
27
What influenced Impressionism?
Claude monet
Depression
Academie Suisse
Corbet's realism and Corot's atmosphic paintings
28
Name this painting by Renoir
les Parapluies
People at the Market
Ball at le Moulin de la Galette
the umbrellas
29
The main influence Impressionism had was that it showed artists could challenge the authority of the Academic Salon
True
False
30
Who created this chalk pastel artwork?
Monet
Degas
Morisot
Pissarro
31
People relaxing was Renoir's main subject matter
True
False
32
What is the name of this painting by Berthe Morisot?
Summer's Day
Curious duck
A spring Morning
Sailing at the lake
33
In what country did Impressionism start?
Italy
Spain
United States
France
