Art History Sem 2

What element of Impressionism did Neo-Impressionism renounce?

Which anti-materialistic anti-bourgeoise art movement believed Enlightenment reasoning was responsible the ruin of WWI

What economic and political ideology did Frida Kahlo support?

Mary Cassatt painted images like this because 

Brancussi's "Bird in Space" is most famous for

"The arts concerned with the production of high-quality objects that are both useful and beautiful."

Edouard Manet straddles which two styles?

"The geometrical surfaces of an object must be opened out in order to give a complete representation of it

This work was painted in reaction to 

Grant Wood's painting American Gothic was gothic in what ways?

What new technology inspired the cropping that Degas and other Impressionists used in their painting? 

Claude Monet- "I have never had a studio, I do not understand shutting oneself up in a room" ties to which painting term

Seurat's Sunday Afternoon on the Island of the Grand Jatte is what style?

bold and spontaneous colors and brush strokes, linear patterns, not based on natural appearances

Surrealist artists: “The reinterpretation of human personality and rescuing of man from the abyss he has fallen"

Both Georgia O'Keefe and Frida Kahlo used this style.

The abstraction and musical metaphors in this work are a reaction to 

This work is an example of a

rejecting naturalism in favor of subjective dreamlike imagery expressing inner emotions, spirituality, and myths.

Why did Mary Cassatt mainly paint women and children?

This painting demonstrates a "vision of pastorialism and harmony with nature" this is known as 

This work prioritizes the idea of art more than the final product. This is an example of 

Which style means "wild beasts" in French?

a vision of pastoralism and harmony with nature

What element inspired Mary Cassatt's use of patterning and flatness?

What formal element in the painting above fits with the Realist movement?

The Impressionists increasingly painted smaller works of art.  What element of Impressionism led to this?

William Morris' workshop style revived Mideval guilds in response to which major historical event?

Which pro-violence art movement focused on progress and modernity to replace tradition with a celebration of machinery

"He tore it up, and let the pieces flutter to the floor. Some time later Arp was struck by the pattern they formed"

Which artist served as the transition between Realism and Impressionism

Cezannes emphasis on the primacy of artistic expression over realistic representation influenced later movements like

What did the artist seek to defy (go against) with this work?

Hopper's painting Night Hawks uses space and light to examine

This work is an example of psychological distress many people felt at the turn of the century. This is referred to as

"A process in which beliefs and behaviors are unconsciously imprinted onto us by society, caregivers, etc."

What historical event is Hopper's Night Hawks responding to?

This vantage point and figures in this painting by Mary Cassatt highlight what important aspect in modern Paris?

Frida Kahlo's painting Two Frida's is an example of a

What change set Impressionist artists apart from Realist artists? Impressionists ________

Joan Miro's automatism as seen in this work is an example of 

The work is an example of the commercialization and alienation of modern urban life. This fits with what art style

"show me and angel and I'll paint one" what style of art was Courbet associated with considering this quote

The artist used musical metaphors in this work. This relates to the artist's

Artists presented recognizable scenes that have metamorphosed into a dream or nightmare image. This is an example of

This work is an example of Cubism because of the use of

What was Seurat hoping to achieve with his small dots of color placed side by side?

What about Van Gogh's famous work is an example of Post-Impressionism?

What paint application is Seurat known for using in this painting?

Which artist's blue period consisted of mostly sad paintings rendered in blue and green hues?

Which art historical style would critique the male gaze and the women's role as a commodity?

Distorted reflection of the mirror challenges perspectives and questions reality in art. What historical style connects

The artist used abstraction and musical metaphors in this work in order to create

 Which style, pictured above, uses intense color to evoke emotion?

What political ideology did William Morris support?

Which two artists worked together in Cubism?

William Morris advocated to the respect for workers by reviving what important production process?

What in Van Gogh's biography is important for understanding this work?

Dorthea Lange is best known for her photographs of what American period in time?

What narrative element in the painting above fits with the Realist movement?

The artist states the disjunction between objects and pictures with this painting that says "This is not a pipe" example

German Expressionism's investigation in anxiety was in response to

In this work pre-war work, Kirchner uses composition and color to demonstrate 

What element of art did the Aesthetic movement most emphasize?

What traditional Western style in Mary Cassatt mimick with her series of mother and children?

Which term fits the following: A traditionally male urban observer who walks through the city, exploring modern life

What style is Seurat known for popularizing with this work?

How did the artist depart from tradition in this work?

This work by Kirchner is an example of

Term that rejects the notion that art should have a moral/societal purpose instead the intrinsic value of beauty, form

Which art style emphasizes multiple perspectives and fragmentation?

Which group of painters painted en plein air?

Where are Georgia O'Keefe's later paintings set?

What element of this Cubist style painting helped to further the artist's goals?

The subdued color palette was meant to signal

How do the painted elements reflect the goals of the work?