2020 Exam - Part 1

This movement was based on what aesthetic qualities?

Juan Gris painted a portrait in 1912. Who was the portrait of?

Popova's series of works, 'Space For Construction', often used 3D, tactile materials. Name two:

Picasso's 'Les Demoiselles d'Avignon', was a blend of Cubism and what other style of art?

What 2 items did Braque frequently depict in his work?

Who is the subject depicted in Rockwell's, 'The Problem That We All Live With'?

'Snake Bracelet with the Ring', was a collaboration with which Parisienne goldsmith?

The sub-movement of Crystal Cubism, was a return to what?

What was the name of Andre Breton's manifesto? (en francaise)

Which of the 3 sub-movement of Cubism was considered the 'exploration phase'?

What year did Surrealism begin?

There are 3 theories regarding how Surrealism ended. List 1 of the theories.

How did Klimt symbolize femininity?

Who said, "Cubism is like standing at a certain point....It is a point of view"?

What organization was the Tatlin Tower originally built to house?

What is Expressionism?

The style known as Art Nouveau, was originally called WHAT?

As well as being considered a Pointillist artist what other art movement was Marie VoroBieff associated with?

What differentiated Synthetic Cubism from the other sub-movements?

What year did George Seurat and Paul Signac meet?

What does the Paranoiac-Critical Method require from an artist? (What does it mean?)

Who was the original creator of the Cubist Art Movement?

Samuel Bing, opened the 1st art gallery, dedicated to the Art Nouveau Movement. What was the name of that gallery?

Other than an office building, what was the second function of Tatlin's Tower?

What was the Art Nouveau style a reaction against (in the art world)?

The Art Collective of 'Mir Iskusstav', translates to what, in English?

In what year was Kandinsky's artwork, 'Yellow-Red-Blue', created?

The 1st Russian Avant Garde exhibit hung in 1910. What was the name of that exhibit?

What 'theory' did Seurat apply to his paintings, in order to achieve the Pointillist effect?

What designs characterized the Art Nouveau Movement?

Original posters and advertising in the Art Nouveau style were considered scandalous. What was the example given?

What inspired Picasso's 'Blue Period'?

Prior to Cubism, Braque was involved in what Art Movement?

Artist, Vladimir Tatlin, was the creator of the Monument to the Third International. What was this tower's nickname?

What 'colour' is never used in a Pointillist artwork?

Magritte's most famous work was a self-portrait, painted in 1964. What was the name of that work?

What year did Dali create the Paranoiac-Critical Method?

In what country was Picasso born?

Signac's, 'Les Andelys, the Riverbank', relies heavily on WHAT style of palette?

Cubism was first inspired by which, non-Cubist artist?

What did Klee use as a surface for, 'Insula Dulcamara'?

Pointillism relies on the Science of WHAT?

What year did Ernst paint, 'The Elephant Celebes'?

Where is the 'Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer', now kept?

In which country was Edvard Munch born?

What is the name of Munch's most famous painting?

It is rumoured that artist Kandinsky was a Synesthetic. What does that term mean?

What is the name of Leonora Carrington's most famous painting?

Krasner, is one of the few women to have a solo show in which gallery?

What is the first sub-movement of Cubism?

'Pin-ups', were used as a means to remind soldiers what they were fighting for. This manipulation is....?

What physical feature is purposely incorrect in Magritte's self-portrait?

What year did Seurat die?

Klimt's painting, 'Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer', was stolen in 1938. Who stole the painting?

What art form continues to use Pointillism to this day?

In what country was Max Ernst born?

In Magritte's, 'The Lovers', he transforms an act of passion into one of isolation. What does he use to achieve this?

What is the name of Dali's most famous painting?

In Klimt's, 'The Kiss', the male figure is portrayed in cool colours and geometric patterns. What does this symbolize?

The elephant in this painting is said to resemble WHAT industrial appliance?

How old was Magritte when his mother died by suicide?

Synthetic Cubism often involved glueing wallpaper and newspaper to a canvas. What is the French term for this...?

Where was Alphonse Mucha from?

How long did it take Kazimir Malevich to paint, 'Black Suprematic Square'?

Dali often paints piles of ants. What do these ants represent?

In which country did Expressionism originate?

In what country was Oskar Kokoschka born?

Which 2 artists were said to have influenced Paul Klee?

Between which two years was Russian Avant Garde at its peak?

Mucha's work, 'The Seasons', reflected a connection to what other historical style of artwork?

Name Munch's painting that features a naked, fearful and anxious young girl.

It took Seurat two years to complete this painting. What were those two years?

What year did the Crystal Cubism end?

"Small dots or lines of pure colour...gives the effect of a new colour". Who said this? What was his career?

Who painted Uncle Sam?

Klee worked in 2 Art Movements, other than Expressionism. What was 1 of those Movements?

Popova's work demonstrated a lot of geometry and abstraction after joining which artistic group?

European painters traditionally used which two colours to identify Jesus Christ

Where did Signac paint most of his artworks?

Name two other Arts that demonstrate Expressionism. (Not VA)

Expressionist artists created art pieces that reflected 3 things. Name 1 of them.

Malevich's works were meant to eulogize which two aspects of Russian history and society?

Which 2 animals did Klee enjoy including in his artworks?

Gustav Klimt was the founder of an Art Collective. What was the name of this artistic group?

Lyubov Popova was a member of which political party?

An excellent example of Art Nouveau architecture is Antoni Gaudi's building, created in 1904. What is it's name?

Leyendecker's fame peaked in the 1920's. What historical event, weakened his career?

What was Andre Breton's nickname?

Which Art Movement immediately proceeded Russian Avant Garde, in Russia?

What is the name of Seurat's most famous artwork?

Between what 2 years did Art Nouveau peak?

By overlapping dots, multiple times, Pointillist artists were able to create....WHAT?

With the Pointillist technique, the ARTIST does not mix the colour. What actually mixes the colour?

Between which two years did Expressionism live? (Start year - End year)

Tatlin's Tower contained three glass units. What were the forms of each glass unit?

What is the name of the Synthetic Cubist artwork that Picasso completed in 1912?

In what country was Magritte born in and later died in?

In George Seurat's, 'Le Chahut', which principle of art was used to draw the viewer's eye upward?

Between which 2 decades was print advertising most popular?

Russian Avant Garde artist, Kazimir Malevich, invented his own movement of art. What was this movement called?