Characteristics of Art Movements
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100
This art period had a strong emphasis on balance, harmony, and proportion.
Classical Art
100
Asymmetry was a key aspect of Classical art: True or false
False
100
Neoclassicism was a response to which art movement?
Rococo
100
What world-famous modern-day artist was heavily inspired by Rococo art that we still enjoy today?
Walt Disney
100
Describe how Impressionism laid the groundwork for Post-impressionism.
Impressionism laid the groundwork for Post-Impressionism by challenging artists to look at the world in a new way and encouraging them to express themselves in bold and exciting ways.
200
This art period used:
Strong influence of religious themes
Lack of perspective and proportion.
Medieval Art
200
What does "Art Nouveau" mean?
"the New Art"
200
Realism was a response to which movement?
Romanticism
200
Classical art had a significant influence on which two later art periods?
Renaissance and Neoclassical
200
What is one characteristic that Baroque and Rococo art share?
Highly ornate, detailed
300
Describe at least 3 characteristics of Rococo art.
Emphasis on elegance, frivolity, and playfulness.
Light colors, pastels, and ornate detailing.
Themes of love, nature, and aristocratic life.
Curved lines and asymmetrical designs.
300
This word describes the relationship between the different sized components within one whole composition.
proportion
300
Baroque was a response to which movement?
Renaissance
300
Which art movement focused on portraying everyday life with accuracy, rejecting idealization?
Realism
300
What characteristics differentiate Rococo art from the Baroque style?
Baroque introduces drama and intensity, dynamic emotions and religious themes, while Rococo embraces elegance, frivolity, and lightness.
400
Describe at 3 characteristics of Baroque art.
Dramatic use of light and shadow (chiaroscuro).
Dynamic compositions and movement.
Ornate decoration and intricate details.
Religious themes often portrayed with intensity and emotion.
400
Romantic artists were often inspired by the untamed beauty of nature. What term describes this appreciation for nature?
"The sublime."
400
Explain why Romanticism was a pushback against Neoclassicism.
Neoclassicism was about the high moral purpose of art. Romanticism was not about high moral purpose, but about individuality and emotions.
400
This art period emphasized the lifestyle of the aristocracy.
Rococo
400
Who is your favorite art teacher?
Frogg is best
500
Name two countries heavily influenced by Neoclassicism and define at least three components of Neoclassicism.
France and America.
Return to classical ideals of ancient Greece and Rome.
Clear, defined lines and geometric shapes.
Emphasis on moral and civic virtue.
Historical and mythological themes, often with a didactic purpose.
500
The literal translation of this word means "irregular shape," referring to imperfect pearls. Which art movement does this term refer to?
Baroque
500
What is the purpose of stained glass windows in Medieval cathedrals, and why were they needed?
Stained glass windows tell stories, because most people were illiterate.
500
Which major institution often commissioned Baroque art, leading to religious themes dominating the artwork?
The Catholic Church
500
What is a modern day artistic movement that can be considered an extension of Romanticism?
Cottagecore