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Visual Arts - stage 1 - Art periods and Artists
Visual Arts - stage 1 - Art periods and Artists
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#Introduction of art movements and art periods.#stage 1#visual arts
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Minimalists embraced anonymity and confronted the viewer to go beyond the aesthetics and looks.
Michelangelo and Leonardo Da Vinci
Monet, Manet, Degas, Renoir, Cassat
Frank Stella, Ellsworth Kelly, Ad Reinhardt & Kenneth Noland
Hannah Hoch, Marcel Du Champ, Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp
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DADA is known for its
pretty, aesthetically pleasing images
cross stitching
collage & creations that rejected the aesthetically pleasing
knitting techniques
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Surrealists embraced the ideas of Sigmund Freud. Surrealists included:
Yoko Ono, Ellsworth Kelly and Frank Stella
Salvador Dali, Andre Breton, Frida Khalo and Rene Margritte
Jackson Pollock, Lee Krasner and Mark Rothko
Monet, Manet and Degas
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Romanticism was facilitated by the French Revolution. It was about sense and emotion. Artists:
Pollock, Rothko and Picasso
Monet, Manet and Cezanne
Francisco Goya and William Blake
Marcel Du Champ and Hannah Hoch
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Sgraffito is a technique
where scratching occurs in paint or another medium
where layers of paint are added on top of each other
where colours are blended together
....not sure
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Pop art is about popular and mass culture - advertising, comic books and everyday objects.
1840s - realism - Gustav Courbet
1950s - 1960 - Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein
1880s - Monet, Manet and Degas
2000s - Lucian Freud
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Post impressionism is a general term to explain art that came AFTER the impressionist period.
Lucien Freud
Yoko Ono
Cezanne, Van Van Gogh, Toulouse-Laturec
Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein
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"Fountain" is often voted the most INFLUENTIAL piece of art of the C 20th . True or False?
False
False
True
True
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Symbolism - ideas through symbols. It emphasized meaning behind forms, lines, shapes & colors.
Monet, Manet, Degas and Renoir
Seraut and Signac
Jean Moreas, Gustav Klimt , Edvard Munch, Odilon Redon
Cezanne
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Cubism (1907-1914) - "La Demoiselles d'Avignon," was painted in 1907 by:
Renoir
Georges Braque
Leonardo Da Vinci
Pablo Picasso
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Art Nouveau occurred between 1890 and 1910. It is characterised by:
soup cans depicted in contrasting colours
primary colours and shapes
sharp geometric lines and bold contrasting colours
organic, natural flowing lines
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Impasto is a technique where...
paint is thickened by using a medium (additive)
Not sure
thinning of paint with water or medium occurs.
great with cheese and sauce
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Abstract Expressionism - 2 styles - 1. Action painting & 2. Color Field. They are about...
1. Paintings of contrasting colors and 2. paint dots only
1. realism and 2. Portraiture
1. Paintings of dots 2. Paintings of stripes
1. Expressive & gestural 2. large expanses of single colors
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Minimalism is characterised by:
Lots of clutter - candidates for the t.v show "hoarders".
Impressionistic art.
The removal of everything except what we truly value.
Lots of geometric shapes and lines
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Pointillism came about in the 1880s. What is it?
Minimal material on a canvas
Paint applied in tiny dots. Our eyes connect dots optically
The technique of scratching into paint
Paintings made up of stripes
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Fauvism (wild beasts) began in 1905. It was developed by the following artists:
Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein
Marcel Duchamp
Henri Matisse, Andre Derain and Georges Braque
Van Gogh
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Bauhaus combined the arts and crafts movement with industrialisation. It is known for its:
primary shapes and colors and the use of line
cartoon like, comic characters and bright colours
pictures of flying ducks
collage and revolt against WW1
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Jackson Pollock, Franz Kline, Willem De Kooning, worked with gesture and movement. They were:
Abstract Expressionism - Action painters
German Expressionists
Abstract Expressionism - Colour Field painters
Impressionists
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"Fountain" was created by:
Marcel Du Champ
Michaelangelo
Pablo Picasso
Van Gogh
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Impressionism was a response to realism - Monet and Manet being main artists. It relates to:
abandonment of linear perspective
loose brush strokes, bold colors & optical effects of light
All of the above
moving away from idealised forms ( realism) and symmetry
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De Stijl is characterised by works depicting geometric abstraction. It began in 1917 in....
Greece
Whyalla
Holland
Sydney
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DADA along with the development of photography and Freudian psychology inspired the....
the neo-classicists
current queen of England
the Renaissance period artists
surrealists
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DADA was a response to...
the horrible deaths and actions of WW1 & general ugliness
the textiles industry and helped develop cross stitching
the need to develop more art nouveau styled furniture
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