Famous Artists
This artist painted the Mona Lisa
Who is Leonardo da Vinci?
The colour of the sky in Van Gogh's Starry Night
What is Blue?
This type of art uses shapes, brush strokes, or drawings that don't necessarily represent the things we see in real life.
What is Abstract?
The colour you see when red and yellow are mixed
What is orange?
This helpful item holds up a canvas
What is an easel?
The country Pablo Picasso is from
What is Spain?
The Mona Lisa is missing this facial feature
What is eyebrows?
Claude Monet, who was famous for Impressionism, painted this most often (hint: it's wet!)
What is Water?
This colour is NOT in the rainbow (name one)
What is pink, brown, magenta, gray, white, and black.
Made of wax an oil, this item is used to create drawings (similar to crayons)
What is a pastel?
This artist is famous for painting soup cans!
Who is Andy Warhol?
These yellow flowers are featured in Van Gogh's famous painting
What are sunflowers?
This method of art is made up of tiny dots!
What is pointillism?
This is the colour you see when you mix yellow and blue
What is green?
You might use this item to sculpt a work of art
What is clay?
This artist famously painted on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City
Who is Michelangelo?
The clocks are doing this in Salvador Dali's famous painting, "The Persistence of Memory"
What is melting?
This is a drawing or painting featuring someone's face
What is a portrait?
The box or tray that holds paint colours
What is a palette?
A camera would help you make this type of art
What is Photography?
True or false: You have to have a famous painting in order to be an artist
FALSE!
This type of bird is featured in Pablo Picasso's "Dove of Peace"
What is a dove?
This type of painting or drawing features nature, like mountains or trees
What is a Landscape?
These are the colours of the rainbow (Hint: ROYGBIV)
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, and Violet
The artistic process of using prussian blue pigment, sunlight (or UV light), to create a negative image (sunprinting)
What is Cyanotype?