Painting and Van Gogh
Painting is applying paint to this.
What is a surface?
Goya was from this country.
Where is Spain?
Kahlo was a painter from this country.
Where is Mexico?
Though Picasso was a Spanish painter, he lived most of his life in this country.
Where is France?
Da Vinci was a painter of this period of art.
What is the Renaissance Period?
These are believed to be the oldest forms of paintings.
What are cave paintings?
Goya, and many other famous painters, are called these.
What are old masters?
Kahlo's paintings often had this, likely because of her trauma and love life.
What is emotional tension
Who is his father?
These portraits depict the upper half of their subjects.
What are half-length portraits?
Impressionism was an art movement that attempted to capture these, usually outdoors.
What are fleeting moments?
The Romantic Period emphasized this.
What are beliefs from one's self (one's feelings and emotions)?
The Two Fridas sold for only this amount during Kahlo's lifetime (it is worth millions now).
What is $1000?
This painting marked the beginning of Picasso's profession career as a painter.
What is Portrait of Aunt Pepa?
Murals are paintings on these.
What are walls?
Van Gogh, famous for cutting off his own ear, was a prime example of this kind of artist.
What is the tortured artist?
These are disturbing paintings that were found in Goya's house after his death.
What are the black paintings?
Kahlo began her focus on painting when she was confined to this.
What is a body cast?
This was the portrait painting we looked at as an example of Cubism (the subject loved commissioning self-portraits).
What is Portrait of Ambroise Vollard?
What is Mona Lisa?
Where is an asylum?
Goya went deaf in this year.
When is 1973?
Kahlo was a part of this indigenous movement.
What is Mexicanidad?
Picasso famously co-founded these styles of art alongside Georges Braque (there are two).
What are Cubism and the Collage?
The Last Supper by Da Vinci is located on the walls of this chapel.
What is the Santa Maria Delle Grazie?