What style got its name for artist that believed that only what they can see and experience themselves was a worthy subject matter.
realism
100
What is the first revolutionary style to have originated in France since Gothic times, and its gradual influence in Europe, Russia and the U.S
what is Impressionism
100
Many paintings exploring the same theme over a period of time
what is series
100
placed side by side to create a vibrating effect.
broken color
100
how did romanticism movement get its name?
got its name from a widespread revival of interest in medieval stories such as King Arthur and the knights of the round table and The search of the holy grail
200
What style got its name from a widespread revival of interest in medieval stories.
What is Romanticism
200
What is art that has no recognizable subject matter such as trees, flowers or people.
Non-representational Art
200
What is the 19th century french style in which colors are applied in small dots producing vibrant colors
what is pointillism
200
What is the style that includes stories King Arthur and the knights of the round table and The search of the holy grail?
romanticism
200
What were the Impressionists trying to achieve in their paintings?
seeking creation of an impression, not a detailed analysis
300
What is the official art style when Napoleon was in power
Neoclassicism
300
What is the name that was first used when Monet called exhibited a work called Impression: Sunrise in an 1874 show
What is Impressionism
300
What is the style that artist base their work on the color theory and technique of impressionism?
post-impressionism
300
What is the style that artist painted everyday scenes of people working and interacting
realism
300
During the early nineteenth century in England, why did a revival of the Gothic style become popular rather than Neoclassicism, as in Paris?
English thought it was their own style.
400
displaying motion picture
what is zoopraxiscope
400
What is Technique used by Impressionist artist in which the viewer's eyes blend Juxtaposed dots of color from a distance.
Optical mixing
400
A number of European painters express the bleakness of contemporary urban life and help trigger the beginning of what?
what is expressionism
400
What is the style that artist made light and colors their subject matter
impressionism
400
What did Seurat do in preparation for painting Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte?
Seurat studied oils, charcoals and crayons and also color, displacement and light
500
what is symbolic of truths or generalizations about human nature.
what is allegorical
500
What is painting technique that utilizes short touches of color, often complementary
What is Broken Color
500
What is the native arts of any cultures?
primitive
500
What is the style that made artist interested in creating art reminiscent with ancient Rome
neoclassicism
500
What technique did Seurat use to paint this picture? How large is this painting?
Technique is pointillism and the size is 6' 10" x 10' 1"