This and That
Early Texas Architecture
Early Texas
Landscapes
Landscapes
Early Texas
Artists as Historians
Artists as Historians
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This and That
This and That
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The state of Texas has this nickname.
The Lone Star State
100
This mixture is used for building. It is made by sand, gravel, clay and water.
Adobe
100
Karl Friedrich Hermann Lungkwitz painted this popular hiking spot located outside of Fredericksburg.
Enchanted Rock
100
William Henry Huddle painted this portrait of this historical figure.
Davy Crockett
100
Many of the early Texas artists came from where?
Europe
200
In 1836, Texas declared their independence from this country.
Mexico
200
This type of light was used to illuminate parts of the mission.
Sunlight
200
Robert Julian Onderdonk is known for painting this flower commonly found in Texas.
Bluebonnets
200
The German artist, Elisabet Ney, was famous for this type of art.
Statues
200
Why did artists want to come to Texas?
It was the untouched wild frontier.
300
Santa Anna surrendered during this battle.
The Battle of San Jacinto
300
These clang loudly three times a day to let the workers know it was time to move onto another task.
Bells
300
Dawson Dawson-Watson depicted Texas landscapes in this painting style.
Post-Impressionist Style
300
Alexandre Hogue worked in advertising firms as a designer specializing in this type of writing.
Calligraphy
300
Jean Louis Theodore Gentilz is known for his portrayal of what?
Everyday life in early Texas history
400
Parent Volunteer working in Art a la Carté.
Docent
400
The Mission San Antonio de Valero is more commonly known by this name.
The Alamo
400
Museum in Galveston that is known for its collection of Texas Art.
The Bryan Museum
400
Alexandre Hogue paintings depict this historical ecological disaster.
The Dust Bowl
400
Stephen Seymour Thomas is a native Texas artist who was commissioned to paint this portrait of what famous General?
Sam Houston
500
Texas became the 28th state in the United States in this year.
1846
500
A mission built in the shape of a cross, is known as what style of mission?
Cruciform mission
500
Most famous landscape artist of all time
Van Gogh
500
The "Surrender of Santa Anna" was painted by this artist.
William Henry Huddle
500
Lino Sánchez y Tapía was famous for his sketches that depicted the typical attire of Texas Native Americans. What kind of paint did he typically use?
Watercolors
600
"En Plein Air" refers to painting in this way.
Painting in the open air.
600
This window in the Mission San José has a story of enduring love.
The Rose Window
600
Charles Franklin Reaugh depicted Texas landscapes in this painting style.
Impressionism
600
Elisabet Ney is most famous for her sculpture of this person.
Lady Macbeth
600
What is the art and science of designing and building structures called?
Architecture
700
The number of missions in Texas dating from the 1600s to the late 1700s.
35 missions
700
This mission is the oldest, UNRESTORED stone mission church in America.
Mission Concepcion
700
Last name of the father and son artists that are both famous for their Texas Landscape paintings.
Onderdonk
700
In 1937, the Dust Bowl series of artwork by Alexandre Hogue was featured in this magazine.
Life Magazine
700
This artist is known for her contribution to modern art, and captured Texas Landscapes while working at West Texas A&M.
Georgia O'Keeffe