Non- Objective
The subject matter of non- objective art takes nothing from _________.
reality
Surrealism is concerned with the ___________ mind and how it controls who we are.
subconscious
Cubism was influenced by this type of non- western art
African masks
Impressionists were interested in the effect of _________ on color.
This post- impressionism artist painted Starry Night
Vincent van Gogh
This artist was the leading figure in the non- objective style.
Wassily Kandinsky
This creative exercise practiced by surrealists involved drawing or writing without thinking or planning.
Automatism
These TWO artists invented cubism
Picasso and Braque
This famous impressionist painter created series of artworks of the same subject matter at different times of day.
Claude Monet
Post- Impressionist were similar to impressionists because they still used thick paint and vivid colors, BUT they were different because their compositions were more ___________.
Planned
This form of art was often used as inspiration for non- objective paintings.
music
This well- known psychoanalyst was friends with Dali and influenced the process of surrealism
Sigmund Freud
Cubism challenged this time periods depictions of space and representation
Renaissance
The process of putting dots of different colors next to each other and allowing the eyes to mix them together.
Optical Mixing
Building on the new freedom from impressionism, post- impressionism produced a _________ of styles.
variety
Abstract art is different from non- objective because it contains __________ subject matter.
recognizable
This artist painted The Persistence of Memory with the melting clocks. He was known to be an egomaniac and was the most famous of surreal artists.
Salvador Dali
The cubist style is known to represent objects from ____________ points of view.
multiple
This famous impressionist painted rosy- cheeked people in social settings such as the Moulin de la Galette
Pierre Renoir
As seen in A Sunday on la Grande Jatte, this technique involved painting with dots.
pointillism
This rare blending of the senses was demonstrated in non- objective paintings so that sounds were seen as colors and shapes.
synesthesia
These are the 5 surrealist techniques
dislocation, transformation, levitation, scale, transparency
These are the two different periods of cubism.
analytical and synthetic
This famous impressionist painted candid scenes of ballet dancers giving one the impression that they are watching something really happen.
Edgar Degas
This post-impressionist used methodical and scientific techniques based on photography and the physics of light on color.
Georges Seurat