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Review for German Expressionism and Fauvism Test.
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1
Fauves emphasized painterly qualities & ____ over the representational values of Impressionism.
light color
strong color
extreme detail
hard lines
2
Although starting simultaneously, Fauvism and German Expressionism ____________ in direction.
never changed
diverged
varied
conjoined
3
The Fauves were influenced and inspired by:
Penn & Teller
Van Gogh & Gaugin
Matisse & Monet
The Greeks
4
The German Expressionist movements started ___________ Fauvism.
before
about the same time as
many years after
after
5
Both
"Die Brücke
" and
“Der Blaue Rieter”
were based in _______.
Italy
United States
Germany
France
6
Most of the Expressionist work had been condemned by Hitler as “_______________” art.
inspiring
exquisite
degenerate
great
7
The beginnings of _______ art appeared in 1905 with Fauvism and German Expressionism.
Surrealist
modern
ancient
classic
8
Through exuberant color and gesture they expressed the changing social and _________ climate.
political
warmer
conflicting
religious
9
Artists of the German Expressionist movement manipulated color to convey what human emotion?
the darker side
joy
none
fear
10
_____ by Edvard Munch is a great example of Expressionism that radiates intensity of feeling.
The Yell
The Scream
The Laugh
The Smile
11
Essay (Only One!) Discuss characteristics of German Expressionism and Fauvism.
Some details from each movement & any “sub-movements.”
What kind of crisis were the Expressionists responding to?
Some of the key artistic elements used in each movement.
Some of the famous artists from each movement.
12
The initial intent of both groups (similar to Impressionists) was to convey feeling through:
color
emotion
expression
photography
13
The later group of German Expressionists called themselves: “________.” (inspired by Kandinsky)
The Blue Rider
Dark Side
Cubists
Illuminati
14
The Fauves were a _____ and loose group of early twentieth-century Modern artists.
group of crazies
short-lived
technically strong
classic
15
Although his work was associated with German Expressionism, what nationality was Edvard Munch?
Fauvist
Norwegian
French
German
16
The Expressionists and Fauves both used the element of _______ differently in their work.
line
rhythm
space
unique
17
The name of the movement was declared by _____ Louis Vauxcelles.
singer
art critic
Fauve
artist
18
The earlier group of German Expressionists called themselves "Die Brücke", which means “_____.”
The Brick
The Bridge
Wild Color
Somber Painting
19
Who is perhaps the greatest of the German Expressionists?
Max Beckmann
Fritz Bell
Paul Klee
Franz Marc
20
Complete this analogy best comparing emotional depth: “Fauvism: German Expressionism”
humor: deceit
dull: exciting
joy: sorrow
anger: agression
21
Expressionists importance of color was supplemented by the strong and harsh use of _____.
line
emotion
light colors
paint
22
The decline of the Fauvist movement after 1906 did nothing to affect the rise of ______ career.
Gaugin's
Matisse's
Munch's
Derain's
23
The word
Fauve
translates to:
wild beast
small drawing
bright picture
cup
