German Expressionism/ Fauvism Review

Essay (Only One!) Discuss characteristics of German Expressionism and Fauvism.

Complete this analogy best comparing emotional depth: “Fauvism: German Expressionism”

_____ by Edvard Munch is a great example of Expressionism that radiates intensity of feeling.

Expressionists importance of color was supplemented by the strong and harsh use of _____.

The later group of German Expressionists called themselves: “________.” (inspired by Kandinsky)

Who is perhaps the greatest of the German Expressionists?

The decline of the Fauvist movement after 1906 did nothing to affect the rise of ______ career.

Both"Die Brücke" and “Der Blaue Rieter” were based in _______.

Although his work was associated with German Expressionism, what nationality was Edvard Munch?

The Fauves were a _____ and loose group of early twentieth-century Modern artists.

Fauves emphasized painterly qualities & ____ over the representational values of Impressionism.

The word Fauve translates to:

The beginnings of _______ art appeared in 1905 with Fauvism and German Expressionism.

The Expressionists and Fauves both used the element of _______ differently in their work.

The German Expressionist movements started ___________ Fauvism.

The name of the movement was declared by _____ Louis Vauxcelles.

Although starting simultaneously, Fauvism and German Expressionism ____________ in direction.

The Fauves were influenced and inspired by:

The earlier group of German Expressionists called themselves "Die Brücke", which means “_____.”

Through exuberant color and gesture they expressed the changing social and _________ climate.

Most of the Expressionist work had been condemned by Hitler as “_______________” art.

Artists of the German Expressionist movement manipulated color to convey what human emotion?

The initial intent of both groups (similar to Impressionists) was to convey feeling through: