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19th and 20th Century Art Movement Study
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A style of Art in which artists used intense, bright, often "wild color" combinations.
Post Impressionism
Expressionism
Fauvist Movement
Realism
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Art Movement ?
Expressionism
Impressionistic
Abstract
Realism
3
An Art Movement that attempted to capture the rapidly changing effects of the sun
Cubism
Impressionism
Realism
Abstract Expressionism
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What was the time period that the Renaissance began in Italy?
14th Century
13th Century
12th Century
15th Century
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This artwork is an example from what Art Movement?
Realism
Non-Objective
Impressionsim
Abstract
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A 20th Century Art Movement in which the subject matter is based on the unconscious and dreams.
Surrealism
Realism
Impressionism
Cubism
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Art Movement ?
Non-Objective
Impressionism
Cubism
Realism
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This artwork is an example from what Art Movement?
Expressionistic Movement
Surrealism
Realistic Movement
Abstract Expressionism
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In Surrealism the subject matter is based on the world of dreams?
True
False
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Art Movement that paint is applied freely in order to emotions.
Impressionsim
Realism
Surrealism
Abstract Expressionism
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An Art Movement that emphasized the expression of feelings using exaggerated shapes and colors.
Realism
Cubism
Expressionism
Abstract Expressionism
12
Art in which the subjects are broken up into shapes and then put back together into new relationships
Cubism
19th Century Realism
Fauvism
Expressionism
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A term that was used to define the various styles that developed after impressionism.
Op Art
Realism
Post-Impressionism
Photo-Realistic
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19th century art movement that the artist's subject showed things exactly the way they appear in life.
Realism
Cubism
Abstract
Surrealism
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Artworks in which there is NO recognizable subject matter.
Expressionistic
Non-Objective Art
Abstract Expressionistic
Realism
