Neoclassical characteristics:

serious; heroic; order/symmetry; moral lesson

Baroque characteristics:

great drama/emotion, rich color, light and dark contra, religious/spiritual

What does Impasto mean?

Impressionist painting method where strokes are applied thickly

What does "Chiaroscuro" mean?

The treatment of light and shadow that applies depth to a painting

Minimalism characteristics:

identity/essence of a subject; eliminate non-essential features

Impressionist characteristics:

color more important than detail/subject; visible brush strokes;EnPleinAir

What are Baroque Art characteristics?

great drama/emotion, rich color, contrast of light & dark, religious

Abstract/Abstract Expressionism characteristics:

look into emotional/psychological state; distorted imagery; fantasy

Rococo characteristics:

pastel colors; ornate; light; graceful; refined; erotic; sensual

Futurism characteristics:

modernity; concepts of future: speed, tech, youth; features cars. planes

Romantic characteristics:

nature; against industrialization; emotion; heroic

What are "painterly" characteristics?

openness of form; shapes defined by loose brushwork; light/dark color areas

Realist characteristics:

focus on the world around; gritty details; political/social commentary

A recurring fragment, theme, or idea in a work of art

What does "en plein air" mean?

Impressionist painting method where one paints in open air; not in studio

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Neoclassical characteristics:
serious; heroic; order/symmetry; moral lesson
short brush strokes, vibrant colors, colors blend optically
pastel colors; ornate; light; graceful; refined; erotic; sensual
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Baroque characteristics:
great drama/emotion, rich color, light and dark contra, religious/spiritual
geometric overlapping shapes, overlapping plates
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What does Impasto mean?
Sculpture that stands freely; not connected to background
Painting outside in one's environment
Impressionist painting method where strokes are applied thickly
Art movement characterized by pastel colors, romantic themes
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330 North Wabash
Classical
Minimalism
Modern
International
5
Self Portrait with Thorne Necklace
Warhol
Monet
Kadinsky
Kahlo
6
L.H.O.O.Q- Duchamp
Pop Art
Modernism
Dadaism
Impressionism
7
The Boating Party
Cassat
Morissot
Dali
Renoir
8
Black Belt, Motley
Harlem Renaissance
North Renaissance
Baroque
Renaissance
9
What does "Chiaroscuro" mean?
The first modern art movement; 1900-1910
The treatment of light and shadow that applies depth to a painting
Painting method that applies thick paint strokes to paint surface
An artist associated with the Baroque art movement
10
Beat the Whites with the Red Wedge, Lissitzky
Futurism
Modernism
Minimalism
Constructivism
11
The Scream
Dali
Warhol
Monet
Munch
12
Red Room
Cassat
Dali
Matisse
Munch
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Minimalism characteristics:
focus on the world around; gritty details; political/social commentary
identity/essence of a subject; eliminate non-essential features
modernity; concepts of future: speed, tech, youth; features cars. planes
look into emotional/psychological state; distorted imagery; fantasy
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Impressionist characteristics:
nature; against industrialization; emotion; heroic
color more important than detail/subject; visible brush strokes;EnPleinAir
serious; heroic; order/symmetry; moral lesson
focus on the world around; gritty details; political/social commentary
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What are Baroque Art characteristics?
short brush strokes, pastel colors, elements of religion/spiritualism
"painterly" qualities are emphasized, openness of form, short brush strokes
heroic, classical subjects, order/symmetry, restraint, moral lesson
great drama/emotion, rich color, contrast of light & dark, religious
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Which style of art is Monet associated with?
Classism
Impressionism
Expressionism
Romanticism
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Abstract/Abstract Expressionism characteristics:
focus on the world around; gritty details; political/social commentary
color more important than detail/subject; visible brush strokes;EnPleinAir
serious; heroic; order/symmetry; moral lesson
look into emotional/psychological state; distorted imagery; fantasy
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Rococo characteristics:
serious/heroic subjects; order/symmetry; restraint/reserve
pastel colors; ornate; light; graceful; refined; erotic; sensual
short brush strokes, vibrant colors, colors blend optically
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Futurism characteristics:
look into emotional/psychological state; distorted imagery; fantasy
focus on the world around; gritty details; political/social commentary
identity/essence of a subject; eliminate non-essential features
modernity; concepts of future: speed, tech, youth; features cars. planes
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Which style of art is Pablo Picasso associated with?
Baroque
Futurism
Minimalism
Cubism
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Romantic characteristics:
serious; heroic; order/symmetry; moral lesson
nature; against industrialization; emotion; heroic
short brush strokes, vibrant colors, colors blend optically
short brush strokes, vibrant colors, colors blend optically
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Les Demoiselles d'Avignon
Kadinsky
Nolde
Picasso
Warhol
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The Persistence of Memory
Munch
Dali
Monet
Picasso
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What is fauvism?
First modern art movement
Another name for Impressionism
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Unique Forms of Continuity in Space, Boccioni
Classism
Fauvism
Dadaism
Futurism
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Accented Corners, No. 247, Kadisnky
Minimalism
Expressionism
Modernism
Constructivism
27
Edvard Munch, Puberty, 1894
Impressionsim
Expressionism
Romanticism
Fauvism
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Gold Marilyn Monroe
Kandinksy
Warhol
Kahlo
Picasso
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Drowning Girl
Kirchner
Renoir
Warhol
Lichtenstein
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Which style of art is Caravaggio associated with?
Baroque
Expressionism
Impressionism
Modernism
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Self Portrait as Soldier
Kahlo
Picasso
Kadinsky
Kirchner
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The Swing, Fragonard
Romanticism
Fauvism
Rococo
Baroque
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Muhammed Ali Series, Warhol
Dadaism
Minimalism
Modernism
Pop Art
34
Which art style is Jacques Louis-David associated with?
Impressionism
Classism
Romanticism
Fauvism
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What are "painterly" characteristics?
openness of form; shapes defined by loose brushwork; light/dark color areas
various unrelated elements placed side-by-side to create interesting effect
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Juxtaposition: works composed by unrelated elements/fragments to create interesting effects/comparison
True
False
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Realist characteristics:
serious; heroic; order/symmetry; moral lesson
nature; against industrialization; emotion; heroic
focus on the world around; gritty details; political/social commentary
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Liberty Leading the People (Delacroix)
Impressionism
Romanticism
Classism
Expressionism
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The Cradle, Morisot
Impressionism
Baroque
Fauvism
Expressionism
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Death of Socrates, David
Abstract Expressionism
Neo-classism
Classism
Romanticism
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What is a motif?
A recurring fragment, theme, or idea in a work of art
method of painting in the environment being pictured
Painting that applies thick pigment so palette brush strokes are visible
Sculpture that protrudes from background
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Which style of art is Matisse associated with?
Fauvism
Post-Impressionism
Classisim
Constructivism
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What does "en plein air" mean?
Impressionist painting method where one uses thick brush strokes
Impressionist painting method
Impressionist painting method
Impressionist painting method where one paints in open air; not in studio
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Judith Slaying Holofernes, Gentileschi
Modernism
Baroque
Fauvism
Classisim
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The Last Supper (1909)
Renoir
Cassat
Nolde
Kirchner
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Autumn Rhythm, 1950
Van Gogh
Picasso
Polluck
Monet
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Accented Corners No. 247,
Kadinksy
Picasso
Warhol
Nolde

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