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Artists
Movements
Elements
Principles
Misc.
100
This artist is famous for using apples, bowler hats, and covered faces in his artwork
Who is Magritte
100
The oldest of these was found recently in Indonesia.
What is cave painting
100
This element can be shown in at least 4 different ways
What is Space
100
These two Principles are often shown together
What are Pattern and Rhythm
100
There are how many primary colors?
What is 3 (red, blue, yellow)
200
This artist is most famous for creating The Scream
Who is Edvard Munch
200
This movement has bright colors, thick, bold lines and sharp corners.
What is Pop Art
200
The foundation of all Art
What is Line
200
The way in which we showed Emphasis
What is a caricature
200
Your tree house was made using what
What is two point perspective
300
This artist is best known for his work during the Harlem Renaissance
Who is Jacob Lawrence
300
This movement directly correlates (or lines up with) the Plague
What is Medieval Art (Middle Ages)
300
When you give a Shape length, width and volume
What is Form
300
When the entire piece of art comes together it shows this principle
What is Unity
300
When you have a piece of art that also has an actual function
What is craft
400
This artist is known for his work during the Enlightenment, creating strange, mythical creatures
Who is Francisco Goya
400
This movement allows you to create a 100% representational piece (or: it looks exactly as it appears)
What is Realism
400
The light and dark of a color with tints and shades in between
What is Value
400
When a pattern shows movement
What is Rhythm
400
Describe, Analyze, Interpret, Evaluate
What is proper method of critique
500
This artist had a trolley accident and created work based on what happened TO them versus what they do themselves
Who is Frida Kahlo
500
This movement is tied in with Impressionism and involves dots.
What is Pointillism.
500
This element can be actual or visual
What is texture
500
This can be shown three ways, two of which sound the same
What is Balance
500
This uses math to help you analyze proportion and to create a "perfect" composition
What is the Golden Ratio