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High School Art History
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Subject revolves around religious traditions of the early Christian church.
Medieval
Dark Ages
Game of Thrones
Renaissance
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More about the process, emotion, & color than subject. Mostly non-objective.
Abstract Expressionism
Cubism
Realism
Pop Art
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Some tell a story, minimalistic, fertility symbols, sacred places.
Greek
Roman
Pop Art
Stone Age
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Applies the elements of art & principles of design to art created using items found in nature.
Pop Art
Nature Art
Early & High Renaissance
Uncle Rico
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This art movement, which was from 1975-2000, reinvents older artistic styles in new and unpredictable ways.
Art Deco
Dada
Victorian Era
Post-modern
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This is representative of this movement, which lasted from 1916-1924 and rejected that art should look good.
Dada
Heroic Realism
Art Nouveau
Victorian Era
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Very complex architecture, detailed marble sculptures, modeled after Greek art, influenced D.C.
Greek
Roman
Nature Art
Abstract Expressionism
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Which of the following concepts are associated with the Expressionism movement of 1905-1933?
express raw emotion
illustrate ideas in a straightforward and literal way
evoke strong feelings and moods in the audience
copy the masters of the past
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Marble sculptures, complex architectural order, orange & black pottery
Taylor Swift
Greek
Realism
Roman
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Graphic or digital imagery created with the use of a computer.
Realism
Digital Art
Modern Art
Pop Art
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The following design represents this art movement, which translates as "nothing" and was popular from 1916-1924.
Dada
Art Deco
Minimalism
Heroic Realism
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Often painted from multiple viewpoints and appear fragmented
Abstract Expressionism
Roman
Modern
Cubism
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Focused on popular culture, everyday objects.
Realism
Pop Art
Graffiti Art
Hippie Art
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True or False: Most radical new movements in art are met with universal acclaim and acceptance.
True
False
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TorF: This poster from the WWII era is an example of heroic realism, which emphasized strong poses and bold typography
False
True
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Stylized and distorted forms and figures, patchy/unblended color. Emotion over accuracy.
Post-Impressionism
Cubism
Abstract
Expressionism
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Marking public places.
Graffiti Art
Digital Art
Roman
Pop Art
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Loose brush strokes, small, solid patches of color next to other patches of color.
Modern
Expressionism
Post-Impressionism
Greek
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The attempt to represent subject matter truthfully, celebrates working class, everyday life.
Realism
Post-Impressionism
Abstract Expressionism
Expressionism
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Study of light, shadow & anatomy very important. Most famous artist in history.
Expressionism
Pop Art
Early & High Renaissance
Ninja Turtles
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Representation gods, heroic battles, nature, and providing solace to the afterlife.
Post-Impressionism
Cubism
Greek
Egyptian