Going for Baroque
Realism, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism and Beyond
Cubism, Fauvism, Expressionism, Surrealism & Dada
Rococo, the Neoclassical, and the Romantic
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This city was the artistic center of Counter-Reformation Europe
Rome
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Impressionism got its name from a painting called Impression, Sunrise, by this artist
Claude Monet
100
This movement sought to free color from its descriptive role and is exemplified by Matisse.
Fauvism
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This highest-ranking genre in the Academic hierarchy depicted great events from the past, including Biblical and classical themes.
History Painting
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This famous Baroque sculpture dramatizes the mystical vision of a saint pie
rced by an angel’s arrow.
The Ecstasy of St. Theresa by Bernini
200
This Italian painter was famous for dramatic chiaroscuro in works like The Calling of St. Matthew.
Carravaggio
200
This technological innovation was important to the development of Impressionism
What is oil paint manufactured in tubes (portable)
200
This groundbreaking Cubist painting from 1907 shows fractured figures inspired partly by African masks and Iberian art
Les Demoiselles d'Avignon by Picasso
200
This dramatic seascape shows a sinking slave ship tossed in a fiery storm; its painter was known for atmospheric effects and emotional intensity.
The Slave Ship by J.M.W. Turner
200
This Cubist influenced painter used squares, bold outlines and flat primary colors and influenced later modern abstraction.
Piet Mondrian
300
Paintings that show scenes of everyday life are known by this term.
Genre painting
300
Impressionists often painted in this outdoor manner
En Plein Air
300
This Dada artist introduced the idea of the “readymade,” including a urinal titled Fountain
Marcel Duchamp
300
Romantic art often portrayed this overwhelming mixture of awe and terror
The Sublime
300
This painting by Jacques-Louis David depicts a murdered revolutionary slumped in his bathtub holding a letter.
The Death of Marat
400
This sculptor of St. Teresa in Ecstasy was also an architect and dramatist.
Bernini
400
This Post-Impressionist emphasized structure in painting and greatly influenced the Cubists
Paul Cezanne
400
This modernist Dutch painter reduced form to pure geometry in works like Composition with Red, Blue, and Yellow.
Piet Mondrian
400
The Swing, with its pastel colors and playful flirtation, is characteristic of this style.
Rococo
400
This Dutch group portrait features a civic militia stepping out into the light from a dark interior. 
The Night Watch by Rembrandt van Rijn
500
This female Baroque painter was influenced by Caravaggio and created Judith and Maidservant with the Head of Holofernes
Artemisia Gentileschi
500
This style avoided sentimentality and focused on the working class, as in Courbet’s The Stone Breakers.
Realism
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This artist is considered one of the founders of abstract and non-objective art, creating works like Improvisation 35. He believed that colors held emotional meaning.
Vasili Kandinsky
500
This Neoclassical painter created Grande Odalisque, using elongated proportions and smooth, clean draftsmanship.
Ingres
500
This dreamlike painting shows limp, melting watches draped over a barren landscape, with a distorted self-portrait at the center.
Salvador Dali's The Persistence of Memory