Famous Artists
Elements of Art
Color Mixing
Ancient Art
100

This Impressionist painter was famous for his Starry Night...and also cutting off his own ear!

Vincent Van Gogh

100

This Element of Art can be horizontal, vertical, straight, curved, scribbled, and more.  

Line

100

Red + yellow

Orange

100

Ancient Egyptian alphabet consisting of pictures/ images seen carved into temples, artifacts, and tombs. 

Hieroglyphics 

200

This famous artist was famous for helping create the Cubist movement and went through various stages in his art which included his Blue and Rose period. 

Pablo Picasso

200

This Element can be geometric or organic, and is defined as a closed line.  Examples of this Element are circles, squares, and triangles. 

Shape

200

Blue + Yellow

Green

200

The triangular shaped structures seen at Giza in Egypt. 

Pyramids

300

This famous painter was most famous for his room-sized paintings of water lilies and his use of color.

Claude Monet

300

When a 2D shape becomes 3D, it has what? 

Form

300

Red + Blue

Violet

300

An ancient building system that can be seen at Stonehenge that resembles a doorway.  (*Hint* two words) 

Post and Lintel

400

Victor Solomon is a famous contemporary (current) artist who's clients include famous NBA players and basketball enthusiasts.  What material does he use to create his decorative and luxury backboards? 

Stained Glass

400

Examples of this Element are smooth, rough, fluffy, and bumpy. 

Texture

400

Red + Green

Brown/ Neutral

400
Many of our capital buildings are modeled after the buildings/ style of what ancient civilization? 

Greeks

500

This famous TV painter is known for his landscape paintings, happy trees, and his unique hairstyle.  

Bob Ross

500

When light hits an object, this is reflected back to a viewers eye.  Examples of this Element are red, yellow, blue, green, and violet. 

Color

500

Blue + Orange

Brown/ Neutral

500

Durable due to its incorporation of ash, which prevents cracks from spreading and allowed for architectural innovation, Romans created this revolutionized building material.

Concrete