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Paint one must add water to for it to become a liquid

Watercolours / Watercolour paints

100

Painted the Mona Lisa

Leonardo Da Vinci

100

A movement which focuses on geometric shapes and abstraction

Cubism

100

The element of art that describes how an object feels (or appears to feel) to the touch

The element of Texture

100

A type of clay that needs to bake in order to dry.

Polymer clay

200

An art medium that is water based, bottled, and used to cover 2D or 3D surfaces

Acrylic Paint

200

A Spanish artist considered to be the co-founder of the Cubism Movement

Pablo Picasso

200

A movement which focuses on dreams and nightmares

Surrealism

200

The primary colours

Red, yellow and blue

200

The anonymous, English-based street artist

Banksy

300

To quickly draw without much detail; a rough unfinished drawing

Sketch

300

The body part Vincent van Gogh sliced off

His ear

(Specifically his left ear)

300

The decade where Pop Art emerged

1950s

300

A principle of design that is described as Asymmetrical, Symmetrical and Radial 

Balance

300

Artworks that do not represent realistic or recognisable depictions

Abstract

400

An art medium that consists of many photos edited together without gaps

Stop Motion / Stop Motion Film

400

The feature of Salvador Dali's appearance that he was most famous for

His moustache

400

The most current Art Movement

Contemporary

400

Two things placed close to each other to create a contrasting effect

Juxtaposition

400

Which famous artist was actually arrested as a suspect in the theft of the Mona Lisa?

Pablo Picasso (found innocent)

500

Thin peeled willow twigs which are heated without the presence of oxygen

Charcoal

500

Jackson Pollock is famous for what type of painting

Action Painting / splattering paint onto a large surface

500

An art movement where works were made from many tiny dots of pure colour that produced an image when looked at from a distance

Pointillism

500

Artworks that are experimental, radical, or unorthodox with respect to art, culture, or society

avant-garde

500

How many paintings was Vincent Van Gogh believed to sell in his lifetime?

Only one (The Red Vineyard)