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Introducción al arte
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One of the main characteristics for cubism.
Organic shapes.
Multiple perspectives.
Extremely bright colors.
Simplicity/Minimalism.
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Anti-war, anti-art, anti-bourgeous.
Surrealism.
Pop art.
Bauhaus.
Dadaism.
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It was a form of art from the Gothic movement mostly seen in the facades of the cathedrals.
Graffiti
Murals
Paintings
Sculptures
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Most of the art from the Gothic movement had this theme.
Economics
Cultural
Religious
Politics
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Art that has been arranged in a place, can be site-specific or non-site specific.
Pop art.
Installation art.
Bauhaus.
Conceptual art.
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One of the main characteristics for the Baroque movement.
Abstract paintings and sculptures.
Colorful facades and paintings.
Plain and simple decoration.
Excessive decoration/ornament.
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He's one of the most famous artists of this movement and he died broke, before he was famous.
Picasso, Expressionism.
Van Gogh, Post-impressionism.
Da Vinci, Baroque.
Van Gogh, Impressionism.
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Main theme for the Pop art movement.
The "poor" man.
The "common" man.
The "powerful" man.
The "wealthy" man.
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This 'career' was born in the Bauhaus.
Graphic design.
Crafts.
Industrial engineering.
Industrial design.
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Movement in which the idea behind the art is more important than the physical art itself.
Bauhaus.
Object art.
Installation art.
Conceptual art.
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The creator of "The Fountain". Inspired multiple movements like Conceptual art and Dadaism.
Hugo Ball.
Andy Warhol.
Vincent Van Gogh.
Marcel Duchamp.
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Characterized by quick brushes, the capture of light and colors, landscapes.
Realism.
Cubism.
Impressionism.
Expressionism.
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What was the main theme for the Renaissance movement?
Humanism/Knowledge.
Beauty/Possessions.
God/The Sacred.
Royalty/Money.
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One of the most influential street artists, mostly known for his anonymous works in stencil.
Haring.
Banksy.
Warhol.
Basquiat.
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From this four, it was the movement that got closer to realism in their works of art.
Gothic.
Baroque.
Renassaince.
Impressionism.
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Two types of surrealism: 1 ______ (Magritte), 2 ______ (Miró).
Figurative, abstract.
Realistic, expressionist.
Simple, heavy.
Ornamental, minimalistic.
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He created "David", "The Pietá" and the "Sixtine Chapel".
Leonardo Da Vinci.
Van Gogh.
Cezanne.
Michelangelo.
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They are at the front of the Gothic Cathedrals and make them easy to identify them.
Stained windows
Flower window
Sunflower window
Rose window
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One of the most important artists of the Renaissance movement.
Johannes Vermeer.
Vincent Van Gogh.
Leonardo Da Vinci.
Andy Warhol.
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It represented war, suffering and confusion.
Guernica - Picasso.
Poem - Tzara.
The Fountain - Duchamp.
Suicide - Warhol.
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Author of this work of art that gave the name to an artistic movement.
Picasso.
Monet.
Van Gogh.
Da Vinci.
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Considered the "grandfather" of stencil graffiti, his works started to be seen first in Paris.
John Kekner.
Blek le rat.
Above.
Banksy.
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Name of the bar where the Dadaist movement started in Zurich.
Cabaret Astaire.
Dada Cabaret
Cabaret Minelli.
Cabaret Voltaire.
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He was a teacher at the Bauhaus and is famous for incorporating music as visuals in his art.
Walter Gropius.
Paul Klee.
Kandinsky.
Laszlo Moholy-Nagy.
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Main reasons why Street art is considered art as opposed to vandalism.
Pretty to look at, it is a free form of expressing yourself.
It is almost always illegal and is a risk for the artist.
Takes planning and skill, it's a process, can be analyzed.
Quick, easy to create.
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Three cities that are considered as the three stages of the Bauhaus.
Bauhaus, Dessau, Weimar.
Weimar, Dessau, Berlin.
Dessau, Berlin, Prague.
Zurich, Dessau, Berlin.
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What is the most important form of architecture of the Gothic movement?
House
Cathedral
Tombs
Church
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He's known for representing regular objects in big scales or different textures as their own.
Duchamp.
Oldenburg.
Lichtenstein.
Warhol.
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Surrealism was based on:
Dreams, the unconscious.
Man, knowledge.
Reality, experiences.
Abstraction, minimalism.
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Easy-He's famous for his bold colors and representations of everyday objects and famous people.
Roy Lichtenstein.
Andy Warhol.
Kandinsky.
Paul Klee.