CA 4.2 late 19th/ early 20th

the cypress tree is a symbol for

The artist of the work is

The theme of the painting is most strongly related to the

With the creation of Olympia, Edouard Manet inspired

An innovation that Manet employed in the painting was

The work was inspired by the

Which of the following quotes best applies to this building?

The 1890 Japanese Pavilion most influenced which of the following artist?

In 1863, the Salon displayed 2800 rejected submissions in a show called

The work is from which of the following movements?

The title of the work refers to

type of Expressionism, reaction to Realism, unseen forces of life (feelings) should be painted

The artist is

The figure of the work draws inspiration from

The work reflects the artist's interest in

The patrons of the work had which of the following expectations

The artist uses color to

a group of French artists in the 1880s-90s who wanted to restore color and shape to art

The artist of the work is

The bold orange of the fish is reminiscent of

"Show me and angel, and I'll paint one" best describes which of the following art styles?

since the work aims to restore shape and color, it would be considered

The artist of the work is

When creating Olympia, Edouard Manet was influenced primarily by the conventions of

The work comes from a series of works about

The work draws influence from

The work of this artist inspires later artists like

The artist of the work

The content of the painting is

The goldfish in the painting represent

founded by Picasso, fragmented forms, broken into shapes, multiple viewpoints of the same thing

The content of the painting is

this style declares war on tradition, expresses absurdity, spontaneity, and and free will

The artist primarily worked in

The painting is the artist's expression of

The work was displayed in NYC at the 1913 International Exhibition of Modern Art, also known as

This work lead to the development of

The work is located in

The artist's subject matter is often influenced by

The work was painted with vegetation surrounding the fishbowl, showing the possible influenceof

the influx of Japanese culture in 19th century Europe is known as

many would refer to the influences of this work to be primitive because

The content of the work is

The patron of the work was

art movement that focuses on the effect of light on color, momentary slices of life, plein air

When an artist paints outside, it is called

The orange sky may have been inspired by

The cast iron designs on the exterior of the first floor show influence from the ___ period

The artist of the work is

The architect of the work is

The work was made right after

the work represents

The artist of the work is

The artist of the work was from

The artist is noted for using thick globs of paint to emphasize his brushstrokes. This is

The artist of the work is

The large window space is possible because the building utilizes

The painting is innovative because it is the first to

The work was

The signature on the work is a reference to

The work draws influence from

The patrons responded to the artist's mode of representation by

The artist of the work studied under

This work was submitted to and displayed in

The flatness of the figure is most likely due to

The artist of this work started out working in the impressionist style, which inspired him to

term that refers to artists leading the way with bold concepts & works, rejected by mainstream

The representation of figures was influential on later artists mainly because of the

The painting is most concerned with

The work was most likely painted in the

The artist used all of the following features in the work EXCEPT

Which of the following is the main reason that the public found Manet's Olympia objectionable

The intended function of the building was

a zoopraxiscope is

The work is part of which of the following movements?

The hot air balloon depicted in the work was later used for

Matisse painted this series of works after

The figure depicted in the work grew to fame because he

Which of the following theories did this painting support?

In 1855, Courbet challenged the Salon by

This painting was surprising to its original audience mainly because

The artist of the work is

The work depicts a fleeting moment, inspired by ___?__ prints

The application of paint is most similar to that of

The artist of the work is

wide windows w/ central immobile pane flanked by 2 small double hung windows for ventilation

famous female patron of avant-garde art and writing in the earlier 20th century

The work also shows the impact of

The art historical movement of the work shown is

The media of the work is

In the commission for this work, the artist was asked to depict

The artist of the work is

The work shows the artists interest in

The media of the work is

This work is considered part of _____ due to the emphasis on shape.

The artist of the work

The title refers to

The style of the painting is

The artist of the work is