History of art
The Principles of Art
Artists
Famous Artwork
Media
100

This movement is known for its "Anti-Art" agenda

DADA

100

The repetition of line and shape

pattern

100

This artist is well known for painting the ceiling of the sistine Chapel

Michelangelo

100

Outside his window from the asylum Saint-Remy-de-Provence, Van Gogh painted this iconic painting

Starry Night

100

A media made of burnt wood

charcoal

200

This movement was created by the split in the Catholic Church?

Baroque

200

The implied motion in a work of art

movement

200

This iconic female surrealist painter is famous for her unibrow.

Frida Kahlo

200

In 2015 a French scientist said he found a hidden portrait beneath this Leonard Da Vinci portrait

Mona Lisa

200

A media used to create ceramics

clay

300

This movement included artists painting "en plein air

Impressionism

300

A large difference between two objects such as the difference between light and dark

contrast

300

This artist is attributed with starting the Impressionist movement with his debut of Impression Sunrise

Claude Monet

300

This 1930 painting by Grant Wood portrays a farmer and his wife

American Gothic

300

A media of slow drying pigment powder mixed with linseed oil

oil paint

400

This art style could be created in a synthetic style or analytic style?

Cubism

400

This principle provides stability and structure to a design based on the placement of your elements.

Balance

400

A category in the World Beard & Moustache Championships honors this 20th century artist's moustache.

Salvador Dali

400

This famous ready-made sculpture of a urinal by Marcel Duchamp was part of a Dadaist exhibit. 

Fountain

400

A type of sculptural material made of gypsum, sand, and water that hardens as it dries. 

Plaster

500

What type of 2d art did MC ESCHER create?

Tessellations

500

The spaces between repeating visual elements such as alternating, flowing, random, regular, and progressive.

Rhythm

500

This famous artist known for dripping paint all over his canvas was often nicknamed "Jack the Dripper"

Jackson Pollock

500

A restaurant on New York's Greenwich Ave inspired this 1942 Edward Hopper Painting

The Nighthawks

500

A type of opaque watercolor similar to tempera paint

Gouache