Late 19th Century
The artist considered as the founder of Cubism
Paul Cezanne
This artwork experimented with abstraction and explored the connections between music and art
Improvisation 28
These artworks are accessible and understandable to the general public and reflect mainstream society
Pop Art
This artist became famous making silkscreen portraits.
Andy Warhol
This artist is known for their frescoes associated with the Mexican Mural Movement
Diego Rivera
A non-traditional war memorial by Auguste Rodin
The Burghers of Calais
The term to describe the works of art created from manufactured objects
Readymade
The group of artists focused on accessing the subconscious and intended for the viewer to form their own interpretation of the artwork
Surrealism
This readymade artwork's original title was altered without permission and changed the meaning of the work
Object by Meret Oppenhiem
These two artists worked closely together and created one of the most influential art movements of the early 20th century known for displaying objects from multiple viewpoints
Picasso & Braque
The French term referring to the practice of painting outdoors
En Plein Air
Cezannes' artwork and African masks inspired this artist to create artworks with flattened space and multiple viewpoints
Pablo Picasso
Artists focused on complete abstraction and aspired to unite the people
De Stijl
The postmodern artist famous for critiquing art as a commodity often creates installations and paintings with recognizable motifs
Yayoi Kusama
This Post-Impressionist painting is extremely stylized and is known for the thick paint application; impasto
The Starry Night
This artwork is a series of photographs that later inspired Futurism and the work of Duchamp
The Horse in Motion
The German Expressionist group of artists Kandinsky was a part of that focused on the spiritual
Der Blaue Reiter
(The Blue Rider)
A style influenced from the art of less industrially-developed culutres
Primitivism
De Kooning rejected the traditional female nude and is known for emphasizing the physical act of painting, which is known as
Action-Painting
The technique of layering photographs, painting and text in one image
Photomontage
Japonisme inspired this artist who regularly displayed their artwork with the Impressionists
Mary Cassatt
This aretist created a self-portrait....
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
The group of artists working with arbitrary colors who reject naturalism and intend to evoke intense emotional reactions through radical visual form
Fauvism
The school of painting favored by both Frida Khalo and Diego Rivera, which allowed them to include elements of Mexican Folklore
What is surrealism
The artistic style in the 19th century with short brushstrokes, outlines inspired by Japanese painting and flattened space
Post-Impressionism