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A style of art in 19th century France that was a reaction to baroque
What is Neoclassicism
100
Zoopraxiscope
What is A photographic device invented by Eadweard Muybridge in the late 1870's which produced a series of images of a moving subject
100
Broken Color
What is The effect produced from the application of optical mixing
100
2. The painting suggested the title impressionism called impression: sunrise
What is 2. Which painting suggested the title Impressionism in the art critics?
100
He studied oils, charcoals and crayon to determinate color, light, placement, and shapes. His technique was pointillism.
What is What did Seurat do in preparation for painting Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte? What technique did Seurat use to paint this picture?
200
Romanticism
What is A style of art the emphasizes the personal, emotional and dramatic aspects of exotic, literary and historical subject matter
200
Impressionism
What is A style of painting begun in France about 1875.
200
Series
What is Many paintings exploring the same theme over a period of time
200
3. HE WAS doing a study on the difference between shadowing, lightning, and color based on, day and season
What is 3. Why did Monet paint so many versions of the Rouen Cathedral?
200
He worried about the setup of the objects he painted. He was trying to achieve to western
What is Explain what concerned Cezanne so much in his paintings that he often would distort forms? What was he trying to achieve in his art?
300
Realism
What is A min-nineteenth century style of art based on the belief that the subject matter should be shown true to life, without any stylization or idealization
300
Post-Impressionism
What is the style of late nineteenth century France art that immediately followed the impressionists
300
Pointillism
What is A style of 19th century French painting in which colors are systematically applied to canvas in small dots, producing a vibrant surface
300
4. He used a second story building to draw.
What is 4. From what vantage point is the viewer looking at the Place du Theatre Francais in Pissarro's painting?
300
What were some of Toulouse-Loutrec's favorite subjects to paint?
What is favorite subject were dancer, café goers, and circus peopl.
400
Allegorical
What is Symbolic of truths or generalization of human nature
400
Expressionism
What is Stylianos art begun in Germany early in the 20th century
400
Primitive
What is The native arts of any culture, usually on a less sophisticated level than that of modern times; a culture before it adopts the ways of another
400
He used oil pastels.
What is 5. What medium did Degas use to draw Rehearsal on the Stage?
400
Brush stroke.
What is Describe the painted surface texture of Van Gogh's paintings
500
Non-representational
What is Art that has no recognizable subject matter such as trees, flowers, or people. The actual subject matter might be color or the composition of the work itself.
500
Optical Mixing
What is Technique used by impressionist artists in which the viewer's eyes blends juxtaposed dots of color from a distance
500
1. Impressionism developed from realism .
What is From which style of art did Impressionism develop?
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6. mary cassat was the american impressionist
What is 6. Which American woman Impressionist painted many pictures of mothers and children?
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Expressed his feelings through paintings.
What is Why is Van Gogh considered an expressionist?