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Identify the art movements - Rococo, Romanticism, Baroque, Neo-Classicism, Realism, Impressionism
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"en plein air" means.....
inside
outside
floating
flying
2
Which artist painted this?
Cassat
Degas
Manet
Renoir
3
What event prompted the start of Realism?
The Russian Revolution
The French Revolution
The Industrial Revolution
The Cold War
4
Which art movement does this painting belong to?
Neo-Classicism
Rococo
Realism
Baroque
5
What was Degas' first name?
Claude
Edward
Edgar
Egmont
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Which art movement does this belong to?
Romanticism
Neo-Classicism
Realism
Baroque
7
Which of these artists was not an Impressionist?
Van Gogh
Cassat
Monet
Renoir
8
Who painted this famous Realism painting, "The Gleaners" ?
Corot
Courbet
Daumier
Millet
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Which art movement does this belong to?
Romanticism
Realism
Neo-Classicism
Baroque
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Which revolution coincided with Impressionism?
Industrial
Russian
Cuban
French
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Which art movement does this belong to?
Romanticism
Baroque
Neo-Classicism
Rococo
12
The Impressionists were interested in.....
all of the above
Capturing a moment in time
using loose, visible brushwork
Capturing the effect of light on a scene
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When did Realism begin?
from the 1850s
from the 1830s
from the 1900s
from the 1800s
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Which country did Realism begin in?
England
Australia
US
France
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Which art movement came straight after Realism?
Cubism
Expressionism
Impressionism
Post-Impressionism
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What is the name of this painting? (translated from French)
Impression, Sunrise
Sunset over harbour
Impression of a Sunrise
Impression, Sunset
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Which art movement does this belong to?
neo-Classicism
Rococo
Baroque
Romanticism
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Who founded Impressionism?
Monet
Pissarro
Renoir
Picasso
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Where was Monet's garden that he painted?
Marseille
Aix-en-Provence
Paris
Givenchy
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Which art movement immediately preceded Impressionism?
Expressionism
Cubism
Post-Impressionism
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