Famous Artists
Who is known for painting large flowers and desert landscapes?
Georgia O’Keeffe
Which art movement focuses on realistic representations of everyday life?
Realism
Which female artist was famous for painting flowers?
Georgia O’Keeffe
In which country did the artists in the presentation create their works?
The US
What does MoMA stand for?
Museum of Modern Art
Who developed the drip painting technique?
Jackson Pollock
Which movement uses abstract forms and experimental techniques?
Modernism
Who was an African American sculptor and educator?
Augusta Savage
Which century saw the development of many important American art styles?
20th century
In which city is the Metropolitan Museum of Art located?
New York City
Who is famous for his Pop Art portraits of celebrities?
Andy Warhol
Which movement is associated with Jackson Pollock?
Abstract Expressionism
Which female artist was known for her abstract paintings and colour-field technique?
Helen Frankenthaler
What was the name of the cultural movement celebrating African American creativity in the 1920s?
Harlem Renaissance
Which museum focuses on American art and is part of the Smithsonian Institution?
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Who painted scenes of everyday American life?
Norman Rockwell
Which art movement uses images from popular culture, advertising, and celebrities?
Pop art
Which American artist became famous for paintings of women and children?
Mary Cassatt
Which artist photographed the natural landscapes of America?
Ansel Adams
What is the main purpose of an art museum?
To preserve, exhibit, and educate people about art
Who was a famous street artist known for combining graffiti and fine art?
Jean-Michel Basquiat
Which movement celebrated African American culture and artistic achievements?
Harlem Renaissanc
What did Augusta Savage do to support young African American artists?
She taught and encouraged them through art education
Which artist designed the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C.
Maya Lin
Why is American art influential around the world?
Because it introduced innovative styles, techniques, and cultural ideas