A semi-rural -working class area, heart of daring often racy entertainment industry, dance halls, cabarets, circuses & brothels.
What is Montmartre?
100
His attention was on the structural and emotional qualities of color.
Regarding color, what was Van Gogh concerned with?
100
His best friend killed himself in a cafe.
What was the event that started Picasso's Blue period?
100
Jazz
What is book that Matisse produced?
100
An idea versus a style; an antiart.
What is Dada?
200
oil & water repel one another
What is the principal that a lithograph is built around?
200
He could not afford models.
What is the reason that Van Gogh painted so many self-portraits?
200
Tyranny and War
What was Guernica a protest of?
200
To be an artist- did one have to make art that was representational (technical skill) or could art be conceptional;enabling the viewer to see (contemplate) the world around them differently.
What did Ready-Made objects serve to question?
300
He was interested in FORM, where others were concerned with the effects of light & reflected color.
In what way was Cezanne different from his peers in his approach to painting?
300
He wanted to paint an untouched society.
When he arrived it was much more developed.
He painted it the way he had imagined it.
Why was Paul Gauguin interested in Tahiti?
300
The faces were influenced by masks of the Congo and the figures are figures are in part geometric with angles and sharp edges.
How are the bordello women in Demoiselle d'Avignon portrayed differently than previous master painters?
300
Icarus
What mythological character was featured in Jazz?
300
A network of mail artists who sent conceptual work in through the postal system.
What was the NY Correspondence School?
400
Toulouse-Lautrec's first poster (lithography) 3,000 pasted across town in the middle of the night, featured bold colors, variety of lettering, & innovative use of silhouettes.
What is La Goulue at the Moulin Rouge?
400
The social consciousness of Realism and the interest in the outdoors & nature that the Impressionists favored.
What did the Symbolist Movement reject?
400
80 times
How many times did Gertrude Stein sit for her portrait?
400
Matisse's painting which Rothko wept over and forever it changed how he painted.
What is the Red Studio?
400
Citizens feeling that everything in life was subject to chance; they had no control over events in their life.
What was Collage with Squares According to the Laws of Chance responding to?
500
Meticulous paint application would make a pulsating shimmer of light on the canvas- (separate touches of interwoven pigment result in a greater vibrancy of color in the observer's eye than is achieved by the conventional mixing of pigments on the palette)
What is melange optique?
500
Produced by Non-formally/academically trained artists.
What are Naive artworks ?
500
Last work that Matisse made to honor the nun who took care of him
What is the Chapel of the Rosary?
500
The contraption that Matisse moved around once he was bed ridden.