Color Theory
Magenta, cyan, and yellow
Red, Yellow, and Blue
What are the two color theories?
Shot in the gut and died two days later.
How did Vincent Van Gogh Die?
Italy in the 14th century. Means Rebirth. The movement owed a lot to the increasing sophistication of society, characterised by political stability, economic growth and cosmopolitanism.
What is the Renaissance Movement?
Most common medium used in paintings.
What is Oil paint?
Artist of Starry Night.
Who is Vincent Van Gogh?
Matter vs Light
What is the key different between the two theories?
Most famous for painting the Sistine Chapel.
Who is Michelangelo?
France 1907, Use of fragmented subjects.
What is the Iconic Cubism Movement?
Glueing and pasting together different materials.
What is collaging?
Artist of the Mona Lisa.
Leonardo da Vinci
Forms Black, the absence of light
What happens when combining the matter color theory? OR What is the result of combining red, yellow, and blue?
Most famous for paintings of ballerinas.
Who is Edgar Degas?
France, early 19th and late 20th century. Known for their unique view on light and color.
What is the Impressionist Movement?
Use of thin light pigments mixed with water.
What is Watercolor?
Used of red, yellow, and blue and pictured a bald man which a surrprised expression.
What is The Scream?
Forms White, the total absorbtion of light.
What is the result of combing the light color theory; magenta, cyan, and yellow.
Famous for his use of Marilyn Monroe, worked during the Pop Art Movement.
Who is Andy Warhol?
Most famous for its use of common items such as soup cans and road signs.
What is the Pop Art Movement?
Use of a comination of small dots to create a picture and values.
What is Stippling.
Arist of Guernica, a cubism painting of people, bulls, horses, etc.
Who is Pablo Picasso?
Monochromatic, Analogous, Complementary, and Triadic.
What are the two main color schemes using the matter color theory?
Artist who was a rival of Michelangelo.
Leonardo da Vinci
Late 18th century - mid 19th century. Had a deep appreciation for beauties of nature, emotions, and unique imagery.
What is Romanticism.
Use of a version of plaster among oil paints. Used in the Sistine Chapel.
What is Fresco?
Artist of "The Girl with the Pearl Earring", also known as the Dutch Mona Lisa.
Who is Johannes Vermeer