1300s–1600s
Revolt!
Very Impressive
Wild Beasts
Out of This World
Pop/Op
What even IS art?
When the students are the teachers
100
the German counterpart to Italy's Romantic period
What was Storm and Stress?
100
the period when the Western world changed over from an agricultural-based society to a machine-based one
What was the Industrial Revolution?
100
Impressionism or Post-Impressionism?
Impressionism! "The Artist's Garden at Giverny" by Monet.
100
the movement considered to be the first true abstract art movement in the Western world
What is Cubism?
100
the method of drawing without thinking, as seen in this Joan Miro piece
What is automatism?
100
the pointillism-esque technique used by Lichtenstein
What are Ben-Day dots?
100
translated from Italian to mean "poor art," artists in this movement used a wide variety of materials, including things like dirt and garbage
What is Arte Povera?
100
the movement to which Leonora Carrington belonged
What is Surrealism?
200
the term used to describe contrasting light and dark in a piece of art, as seen in this modern painting, "Nadeen" by Dan Witz
What is chiaroscuro?
200
the fortress/prison Parisians attacked to start the French Revolution
What is the Bastille?
200
Impressionism or Post-Impressionism?
Post-Impressionism! "La Chambre de Vincent à Arles (Vincent's Bedroom at Arles)" by Vincent van Gogh
200
the artist of this Expressionist painting, entitled "Anxiety"
Who was Edvard Munch?
200
the movement led by Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, and Mark Rothko
What is Abstract Expressionism?
200
the pop artist who said, “I don't know where the artificial stops and the real starts.”
Who was Andy Warhol?
200
the Arte Povera artist best known for his series of igloos
Who was Mario Merz?
200
the birthplace of painter and sculptor Louise Bourgeoise
What is Paris, France?
300
the location of this "piece," which depicts the stories of the book of Genesis
What is the Sistine Chapel?
300
the word to describe depicting things as real-to-life as possible (like a photograph)
What is naturalism?
300
the French phrase that means painting outdoors
What is "en plein air"?
300
the Post-Impressionist artist (work below) who was highly influential to the Cubist painters
Who was Cezanne?
300
Frida Kahlo's country of origin
What is Mexico?
300
the signature M.C. Escher technique that consists of tiling/patterning with a singular repeating shape, as seen in this Escher piece, "Palm"
What is tessellation?
300
the technique, which came out of Arte Povera, that entails combining seemingly random materials
What is assemblage?
300
the creator of this piece
Who was Hilma af Klint?
400
the painter of this romantic piece, entitled "Madonna and Child with Four Angels"
Who was Masaccio?
400
this artistic medium was very popular during Art Noveau
What is the poster?
400
the art movement that was happening at the same time as (parallel to) Post-Impressionism (1890–1910)
What is Art Nouveau?
400
the movement within this painting, entitled "Portrait of Madame Matisse," fits
What is Fauvism?
400
the Surrealist painter who created this piece, entitled "Still Life—Moving Fast"
Who was Salvador Dali?
400
the creator of this piece, entitled "The Encounter"
Who was M.C. Escher?
400
this important Minimalist artist
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Who is Carl Andre?
400
the movement to which Betye Saar belongs
What is the Black Arts Movement?
500
the painter of this piece, entitled "Lot and His Daughters"
Who was Peter Paul Rubens?
500
the painter of this piece, entitled "The Winnowers"
Who was Courbet?
500
the painter of this post-impressionist piece, entitled "Bathers at Asnieres"
Who was Seurat?
500
the painter of this cubist piece, entitled "Still Life with Metronome"
Who was Braque?
500
the painter of this piece, entitled "White Center"
Who was Rothko?
500
the creator of this op art
Who is Bridget Riley?
500
the artist who created this piece, entitled "One and Three Chairs"
Who is Joseph Kosuth?
500
the creator of this work
Who is Tarsila do Amaral?