This painter co invented Cubism and is known for works like Guernica
Who is Picasso?
100
Addressed the modern life
Shift from agricultural to industrial
Fast-paces lifestyles with new social attitudes and insights
Issues of time and space
Art partnered with science and technology
Interest in here and now (not there and then)
What is Realism?
200
Title and Artist of this work
The Day of the Gods, Gauguin
200
This character's death starts the action of the novel
Who is Maman or Mme Meursault
200
This artist liked to work in series and was known for painting outdoors.
Who is Monet?
200
Unfinished, incomplete, instantaneous vision, sensation rather than perception; sight, not insight
Chief concern for these artists: light and color, not objects and substances
Hermann Helmholtz’s science of optics
What is Impressionism?
300
Title and Artist of this work
The Green Stripe, Matisse
300
The girlfriend of Meursault
Who is Marie?
300
This artist is known for his pointillist works, such as Sunday Afternoon at the Park
Who is Seurat?
300
Art is not representative of nature
Distorted outlines, strong colors, exaggerated forms
Altered images according to intensity of feeling
Subjective reactions and the supremacy of human imagination
What is Expressionism?
400
Artist and Title of this work
Les Demoiselles de Avignon, Picasso
400
This character is a pimp and is friend to Meursault
Who is Raymond?
400
This artist was friends with Van Gogh and later traveled to Tahiti leaving everything behind
Who is Gauguin?
400
Conscious adaptations of authentic art of non-Western cultures
Assumption of African art: timeless spirituality and emotional openness
What is Primitivism?
500
Artist and Title of this work
Bird in Space, Brancusi
500
This character has a love/hate relationship with his dog
Who is Salamano?
500
This painter is known for his spiritual blue horses and was a member of Der Blaue Reiter Gruppe
Who is Marc?
500
“Wild” use of brilliant color for its own sake
Balance, purity, serenity, “devoid of depressing subject matter”
Entire formal management of picture encapsulates the expression
"Deliberate Disharmonies"