picasso

Question 1

How do these two works show the influence of collage? (Pierrot and Harlequin)

Accepted Answer

similar color and build so they influenced him to make his collages.

Question 2

How do Pierrot and Harlequin (pages 8-9) and Three Musicians show the influence of the Ballet Russes?

Accepted Answer

They have no depth or modeling like his painting.

Question 3

What characteristics of African art has Picasso incorporated into the portrait shown on page 4?

Accepted Answer

use the way they looked because he liked it, showing facial features

Question 4

What was Picasso trying to achieve in developing Cubism?

Accepted Answer

the difference between real life and a painting.

Question 5

In the portrait of his mother, what techniques does Picasso use to create the illusion of form?

Accepted Answer

Highlights and organic shapes to make it seem soft and comforting

Question 6

How does Picasso's early pastel portrait of his mother differ from the later painting below it?

Accepted Answer

he got bored of the rules, wanted to make art more abstract, his own thing

Question 7

Why did Picasso limit his palette to dark, dull colors?

Accepted Answer

To make his paintings look soft and comforting

Question 8

Why did Louise Nevelson paint her whole sculpture black?

Accepted Answer

in order to unite the arrangement and hide the various objects,

Question 9

What was one of the 19th-century inventions that changed art forever?

Accepted Answer

Photography

Question 10

What new influences are there in Great Heads?

Accepted Answer

He painted during the war and all the noise inspired him.

Question 11

What Cubist techniques did David Hockney incorporate into the portrait of his mother?

Accepted Answer

overlapping images to make rhythm and movement.

Question 12

What Cubist elements did Picasso use in Weeping Woman?

Accepted Answer

Geometric shapes and different viewpoints.

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