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Claude Monet: Landscapes
Claude Monet: Landscapes
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A quick review quiz on Claude Monet and the art of landscape painting.
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1
To make things appear far away in a landscape, what can you do as an artist?
Shade the area with black
Exaggerate the colors
Use less detail and Tint the area with white
Add lots of detail
2
What started to become the most important element in his paintings around 1890?
People
Flowers and trees
Color
Texture
3
By the year 1883, Monet had begun to sell his paintings and did what with the money?
Bought some land and moved to the country
Spent it all on art supplies
Bought several old masterpieces
Gave it all away to charity
4
His enormous paintings near the end of his life are now considered to be what?
Cubism
Totally realistic
Modern abstract masterpieces
His least valuable paintings
5
When Monet was only 15 years old, he began making money by doing what?
Working in an art gallery
Selling lemonade
Painting houses
Drawing caricatures
6
When creating a landscape artwork, it is a good idea to start by doing what?
Do the most colorful area first
Draw the most difficult details first
Sketch in the foreground, middle, and background lines
Use a Sharpie marker to get started
7
Monet began to paint colorful, frantic scenes of nature, which is known as what style of art?
Realism
Abstract
Impressionism
Surrealism
8
To create a sense of depth in a landscape, it is useful to do what?
Create areas of overlap
Outline all the objects with black
Draw things bigger in the background
Use lots of color
9
The
French Academy
was an art organization. What did they think of Monet and
Impressionists
?
Their artwork was wonderful
The art was not colorful enough
Their art was way too big
They were outraged by this new style
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A
Horizon Line
is defined as what?
All the things in the foreground
Fences and telephone poles
Where the earth and sky meet
Anything horizontal in the scene
