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1
What is a sculpture?
painting done with thick paint and a palette knife
shading and blending with chalk
a carving out of stone or wood, casting with metal or plaster
pasting pieces of paper and including it in an artwork
2
Who taught Picasso to draw and paint when he was young?
Georges Braque
Don José Ruiz Blasco (father)
Paul Cezanne
Vincent van Gogh
3
How would you define Cubism?
Cubism looks at subjects in new ways in a 2-dimensional form.
Cubism is the painting of African masks.
Cubism includes geometric shapes in depictions of human and other forms.
Cubism breaks the subject into many different shapes only.
4
Cubism developed in the aftermath of Pablo Picasso's famous painting, named?
Picador
Les Demoiselles d'Avignon
Guernica
Girl with Mandolin
5
The Old Guitarist, 1903, Pablo Picasso, oil on canvas is an example from which period?
Rose period
Cubism
Early period
Blue period
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What is this art technique known as?
hatching
impasto
scumbling
collage
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An example of Synthetic Cubism can be seen in the following painting.
Three Musicians
The Picadors
The Guitar Players
Three Harlequins
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Acrobat and Young Harlequin, 1905, Pablo Picasso, oil on canvas was painted during which period?
Rose period
Surrealism
Blue period
Cubism
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Who was the inspiration behind this sculpture?
Jacqueline Roque (second wife)
Doña Maria Picasso y Lopez (mother)
Sylvette David
Paloma Picasso (daughter)
10
What is NOT a hidden symbol in the mural, Guernica?
a bull formed from the horse's bent leg
a skull which is superimposed over the horse's body
a bull and the screaming woman
the Spanish flag
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The painting Self-Portrait Facing Death is Picasso‘s last well-known self-portrait before his death. How does he feel?
scared of dying
depressed and lonely
uninspired
weak due to illness
12
An example of Analytical Cubism can be see in the following painting.
Cello and Candlestick
Woman and Candlestick
Violin and Woman
Violin and Candlestick
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What is NOT a characteristic of Cubism?
vivid colors and thick application of paint
adding in other materials in a collage
blocks depicted from different angles
monochromatic colors
14
What is a continuous line drawing?
a horizontal line drawing
a vertical line drawing
starting and completing a drawing in one sitting
a pencil drawing
15
Guernica is a mural, what is a mural?
a wall painting
a painting including collage
a monochromatic painting
an anti-war painting
16
Picasso was one of the greatest artists of the 20th century. What did his art include?
painting, sculpture, printmaking, ceramics and stage design
sketching and painting
collage, painting and sculpture
painting and sculpture
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When Picasso was 14, his family moved to Barcelona, Spain, where he went to the School of Fine Arts. Why did he leave?
he was too talented
he was asked to leave
undesirable art techniques
strict rules and formalities
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The pencil shading technique, circulism, is also known as...
stippling
scumbling
blending
squirkling
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Who is this artist?
Georges Braaque
Fernand Léger
Pablo Picasso
Juan Gris
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What were the two main types of Cubism?
Analytical and Systematic Cubism
Abnormal and Systematic Cubism
Analytical and Synthetic Cubism
Abstract and Synthetic Cubism
