What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?

Frivolous and light hearted subject matter

What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?

Flat, decorative, unnatural colour, strong outline

What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?

Intense emotion and conflict between humanity and nature

What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?

Visual cliches, impersonal style, mass media imagery

What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?

Radical approach, colour as expression, loose brushstrokes

What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?

Theatrical, emotional, theatrical effects of illusion

What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?

Perspective, illusion of space, harmony and balance

What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?

Visual tricks, intricate and detailed, non realistic

What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?

a subject expressed by eliminating all non-essential forms

What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?

Curved, floral inspired patterns with female silhouettes

What movement/s is this artwork a part of?

Colour Field/Abstract Expressionist

What conventions best describe this artwork?

Personal expressionism, exploitation of mediums

What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?

Revolutionary art, invented by Picasso and Braque

What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?

Use of colour to convey spirituality

What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?

Seen as an 'attitude', interested in humanity and nature

What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?

Dramatic theatrical effects, volume, emotional

What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?

Elemental shapes, addresses notions of space

What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?

Creativity, architectural, logical

what are the conventions that are most appropriate to this artwork?

upending bourgeois sensibilities

What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?

Implied motion, multiple viewpoints and speed

What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?

Attention to light, natural colour, en-plein-air

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1
What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?
Frivolous and light hearted subject matter
Exploration between humanity and nature
Realistic subject matter
Theatrical and emotional subject matter
2
What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?
Geometric forms, lack of colour
abstract approach using natural colour
Flat, decorative, unnatural colour, strong outline
traditional approach en-plein-air, flat brushstrokes
3
what movement is this artwork apart of?
constructivism
pop art
Dadaism
futurism
4
What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?
Intense emotion and conflict between humanity and nature
Celebrating the beauty of the natural realm
Dramatic representation of reality and exaggeration of space
A revealing of the hidden aspects of culture and history
5
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Abstract
Expressionism
Postmodern
Abstract Expressionism
6
What is the style this painting is a part of?
Fauvism
Renaissance
Romanticism
Baroque
7
What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?
use of lines, or shapes of contrasting colour
use of perspective, mass media imagery, visual cliches
use of lines, shapes and fantasy imagery
Visual cliches, impersonal style, mass media imagery
8
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Renaissance
Romanticism
Baroque
Rococo
9
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Post-impressionism
Surrealism
Baroque
Expressionism
10
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Vorticism
Op Art
Surrealism
Pop Art
11
What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?
Radical approach, colour was realistic, dreams
Radical approach, colour as expression, loose brushstrokes
Radical approach, colour was realistic, loose brushstrokes
Radical approach, colour as expression, realistic
12
What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?
Expression of emotion, use of natural colors, isolation
Theatrical, emotional, theatrical effects of illusion
Subconscious dreams, use of symbols, highly realistic
Alienation, de-individualism, decay of human condition
13
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Geometric art
Public Art
Minimalism
Neo-plasticism
14
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Minimalism
Dada
Optical Art
Pop Art
15
What movement is this artwork from?
Romanticism
Rococo
Art Nouvaeu
Baroque
16
What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?
perspective, effect of light, emphasis on linear quality
Perspective, ornate, harmony and balance
perspective, illusion of space, focus on colour
Perspective, illusion of space, harmony and balance
17
What art movement is the artwork from?
Baroque
Romanticism
Rococo
Renaissance
18
What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?
Monochromatic palette, intricate and detailed, parody
Visual tricks, intricate and detailed, non realistic
Non-traditional mediums, visual tricks, optical sensations
Visual tricks, non-realistic, monochromatic colour palette
19
What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?
release the creative potential of the unconscious mind
expose dramatic concepts and ideas of a subject
a sculpture on a plinth
a subject expressed by eliminating all non-essential forms
20
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Constructivism
Vorticism
Dadaism
Futurism
21
What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?
The development of linear perspective, detailed landscapes
Abstract portraying specific, recognizable physical objects
Curved, floral inspired patterns with female silhouettes
Jagged, harsh patterns with bright contrasting colours
22
What art movement is this artwork a part of?
Impressionism
Post Impressionism
Romanticism
Expressionism
23
What movement/s is this artwork a part of?
Colour Field/Expressionist
Minimalism
Optical Art
Colour Field/Abstract Expressionist
24
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Abstraction
Post-Impressionism
Expressionism
Impressionism
25
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Pop Art
Dada
Optical Art
Minimalism
26
What conventions best describe this artwork?
Personal expressionism, exploitation of mediums
Surrealist appropriation, abstract
Abstraction, expressive qualities of physical environments
Colour field, attention to detail.
27
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Fauvism
Expressionism
Surrealism
Dada
28
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Bauhaus
Cubism
Expressionism
Dadaism
29
What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?
Revolutionary art, invented by Cezanne and Emin
Revolutionary art, invented by Emin and Wei Wei
Revolutionary art, invented by Braque and Cezanne
Revolutionary art, invented by Picasso and Braque
30
What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?
Use of colour to convey spirituality
Use of colour usually on a small canvas
Use of colour to convey reality
Use of colour to show dimension of space
31
What Movement is the artwork a part of?
Cubism
Postmodernism
Art Nouveau
Dada
32
What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?
Seen as an 'attitude', interested in humanity and nature
Natural subject matter, focus on God
Expression of nature, highly realistic landscapes
Expression of nature, realistic, always beautiful
33
What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?
emphasis of space, volume and mathematics
Light hearted, theatrical and emotional
revisiting the classical values of the Renaissance
Dramatic theatrical effects, volume, emotional
34
What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?
detailed, spirtual, depicts a narrative
bright colours, emotional, artist reveals inner thoughts
simplistic composition, displays artists emotions
Elemental shapes, addresses notions of space
35
What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?
Geometrical, imaginative, lines and realistic colours
Creativity, manufacturing, realistic colours
Expressionism, imaginative, abstracted
Creativity, architectural, logical
36
what are the conventions that are most appropriate to this artwork?
cementing the role of the artist in artmaking
crafting aesthetically pleasing objects
maintaining artistic norms
upending bourgeois sensibilities
37
What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?
Structural elements, harmonious forms, geometric
Structural elements, non-harmonious forms, geometric
Implied motion, multiple viewpoints and speed
Implied motion, bright colours and speed
38
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Rococo
Art Nouveau
Floral Art
Renaissance
39
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Rococo
Romanticism
Renaissance
Expressionism
40
What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?
Attention to light, natural colour, en-plein-air
natural colour, focus on the emotional, wide brush strokes.
light, spiritual, natural use of colour, fast brush strokes
usually painted in a studio from sketches

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Art Movements - conventions

40 termsStudBud Administration73 plays

Test your knowledge of particular conventions associated with different art movements.

Flashcards40 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 40

Answers

1
What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?
Frivolous and light hearted subject matter
Exploration between humanity and nature
Realistic subject matter
Theatrical and emotional subject matter
2
What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?
Geometric forms, lack of colour
abstract approach using natural colour
Flat, decorative, unnatural colour, strong outline
traditional approach en-plein-air, flat brushstrokes
3
what movement is this artwork apart of?
constructivism
pop art
Dadaism
futurism
4
What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?
Intense emotion and conflict between humanity and nature
Celebrating the beauty of the natural realm
Dramatic representation of reality and exaggeration of space
A revealing of the hidden aspects of culture and history
5
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Abstract
Expressionism
Postmodern
Abstract Expressionism
6
What is the style this painting is a part of?
Fauvism
Renaissance
Romanticism
Baroque
7
What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?
use of lines, or shapes of contrasting colour
use of perspective, mass media imagery, visual cliches
use of lines, shapes and fantasy imagery
Visual cliches, impersonal style, mass media imagery
8
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Renaissance
Romanticism
Baroque
Rococo
9
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Post-impressionism
Surrealism
Baroque
Expressionism
10
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Vorticism
Op Art
Surrealism
Pop Art
11
What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?
Radical approach, colour was realistic, dreams
Radical approach, colour as expression, loose brushstrokes
Radical approach, colour was realistic, loose brushstrokes
Radical approach, colour as expression, realistic
12
What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?
Expression of emotion, use of natural colors, isolation
Theatrical, emotional, theatrical effects of illusion
Subconscious dreams, use of symbols, highly realistic
Alienation, de-individualism, decay of human condition
13
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Geometric art
Public Art
Minimalism
Neo-plasticism
14
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Minimalism
Dada
Optical Art
Pop Art
15
What movement is this artwork from?
Romanticism
Rococo
Art Nouvaeu
Baroque
16
What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?
perspective, effect of light, emphasis on linear quality
Perspective, ornate, harmony and balance
perspective, illusion of space, focus on colour
Perspective, illusion of space, harmony and balance
17
What art movement is the artwork from?
Baroque
Romanticism
Rococo
Renaissance
18
What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?
Monochromatic palette, intricate and detailed, parody
Visual tricks, intricate and detailed, non realistic
Non-traditional mediums, visual tricks, optical sensations
Visual tricks, non-realistic, monochromatic colour palette
19
What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?
release the creative potential of the unconscious mind
expose dramatic concepts and ideas of a subject
a sculpture on a plinth
a subject expressed by eliminating all non-essential forms
20
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Constructivism
Vorticism
Dadaism
Futurism
21
What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?
The development of linear perspective, detailed landscapes
Abstract portraying specific, recognizable physical objects
Curved, floral inspired patterns with female silhouettes
Jagged, harsh patterns with bright contrasting colours
22
What art movement is this artwork a part of?
Impressionism
Post Impressionism
Romanticism
Expressionism
23
What movement/s is this artwork a part of?
Colour Field/Expressionist
Minimalism
Optical Art
Colour Field/Abstract Expressionist
24
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Abstraction
Post-Impressionism
Expressionism
Impressionism
25
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Pop Art
Dada
Optical Art
Minimalism
26
What conventions best describe this artwork?
Personal expressionism, exploitation of mediums
Surrealist appropriation, abstract
Abstraction, expressive qualities of physical environments
Colour field, attention to detail.
27
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Fauvism
Expressionism
Surrealism
Dada
28
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Bauhaus
Cubism
Expressionism
Dadaism
29
What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?
Revolutionary art, invented by Cezanne and Emin
Revolutionary art, invented by Emin and Wei Wei
Revolutionary art, invented by Braque and Cezanne
Revolutionary art, invented by Picasso and Braque
30
What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?
Use of colour to convey spirituality
Use of colour usually on a small canvas
Use of colour to convey reality
Use of colour to show dimension of space
31
What Movement is the artwork a part of?
Cubism
Postmodernism
Art Nouveau
Dada
32
What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?
Seen as an 'attitude', interested in humanity and nature
Natural subject matter, focus on God
Expression of nature, highly realistic landscapes
Expression of nature, realistic, always beautiful
33
What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?
emphasis of space, volume and mathematics
Light hearted, theatrical and emotional
revisiting the classical values of the Renaissance
Dramatic theatrical effects, volume, emotional
34
What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?
detailed, spirtual, depicts a narrative
bright colours, emotional, artist reveals inner thoughts
simplistic composition, displays artists emotions
Elemental shapes, addresses notions of space
35
What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?
Geometrical, imaginative, lines and realistic colours
Creativity, manufacturing, realistic colours
Expressionism, imaginative, abstracted
Creativity, architectural, logical
36
what are the conventions that are most appropriate to this artwork?
cementing the role of the artist in artmaking
crafting aesthetically pleasing objects
maintaining artistic norms
upending bourgeois sensibilities
37
What are the conventions that are most appropriate for this artwork?
Structural elements, harmonious forms, geometric
Structural elements, non-harmonious forms, geometric
Implied motion, multiple viewpoints and speed
Implied motion, bright colours and speed
38
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Rococo
Art Nouveau
Floral Art
Renaissance
39
What movement is this artwork a part of?
Rococo
Romanticism
Renaissance
Expressionism
40
What are the conventions that are most appropriate to describe this artwork?
Attention to light, natural colour, en-plein-air
natural colour, focus on the emotional, wide brush strokes.
light, spiritual, natural use of colour, fast brush strokes
usually painted in a studio from sketches