Post on 27-Mar-2015
JeopardyFine Arts
JeopardyFine Arts
Teacher: Scott BradyTeacher: Scott Brady
Pointillism
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Classicism
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Cubism
Cubism 100Cubism 100
Pablo PicassoPablo PicassoPablo PicassoPablo Picasso
Who was one Who was one of the great of the great
artist of artist of cubism?cubism?
Cubism 200Cubism 200
Georges BarqueGeorges BarqueGeorges BarqueGeorges Barque
Who was another great artist known for cubism?
Who was another great artist known for cubism?
Cubism 300Cubism 300
Tribal ArtTribal ArtTribal ArtTribal Art
What type of art was cubism most influenced by?
What type of art was cubism most influenced by?
Cubism 400Cubism 400
An object can only be captured An object can only be captured by showing it from multiple by showing it from multiple
points of view simultaneously points of view simultaneously
An object can only be captured An object can only be captured by showing it from multiple by showing it from multiple
points of view simultaneously points of view simultaneously
What the key concept underlying cubism?
What the key concept underlying cubism?
Cubism 500Cubism 500
1908-1920 1908-1920 1908-1920 1908-1920
During what time period did cubism occur?
During what time period did cubism occur?
Pointillism 100Pointillism 100
It is a painting techniqueIt is a painting techniqueIt is a painting techniqueIt is a painting technique
What is pointillism?
What is pointillism?
PointillismPointillism 200200PointillismPointillism 200200
Primary colors / Primary colors / secondary colorssecondary colors
Primary colors / Primary colors / secondary colorssecondary colors
Pointillism uses small distinct points Pointillism uses small distinct points of ________ colors to create the of ________ colors to create the
impression of a wide selection of impression of a wide selection of
_________ colors._________ colors.
Pointillism uses small distinct points Pointillism uses small distinct points of ________ colors to create the of ________ colors to create the
impression of a wide selection of impression of a wide selection of
_________ colors._________ colors.
Pointillism 300Pointillism 300
ImpressionismImpressionism ImpressionismImpressionism
Pointillism is a Pointillism is a offshoot of what offshoot of what
style of art?style of art?
Pointillism is a Pointillism is a offshoot of what offshoot of what
style of art?style of art?
Pointillism 400Pointillism 400
Art critics to ridicule the Art critics to ridicule the works of these artistsworks of these artists
Art critics to ridicule the Art critics to ridicule the works of these artistsworks of these artists
The term pointillism was first coined by?
The term pointillism was first coined by?
Pointillism 500 Pointillism 500
Georges SeuratGeorges SeuratGeorges SeuratGeorges Seurat
Who was the first artist Who was the first artist to use pointillism?to use pointillism?
Who was the first artist Who was the first artist to use pointillism?to use pointillism?
Impressionism 100Impressionism 100
FranceFrance
Impressionism began in Impressionism began in what country?what country?
Impressionism began in Impressionism began in what country?what country?
Impressionism 200Impressionism 200
Academic ArtAcademic Art Academic ArtAcademic Art
Impressionism was a reaction against what art style?
Impressionism was a reaction against what art style?
Impressionism 300Impressionism 300
Monet's early work, Monet's early work, Impression: SunriseImpression: SunriseMonet's early work, Monet's early work, Impression: SunriseImpression: Sunrise
What was the movement's name
derived from?
What was the movement's name
derived from?
Impressionism 400Impressionism 400
LandscapesLandscapes
What subject matter is most done in impressionism?
What subject matter is most done in impressionism?
Impressionism 500Impressionism 500
Edgar Degas Edgar Degas
Which impressionism painter painted ballet
dancers?
Which impressionism painter painted ballet
dancers?
Classicism 100Classicism 100
BritainBritain
Which country was classicism founded?Which country was classicism founded?
Classicism 200Classicism 200
By the art and architecture of Classical Greece and Rome.
By the art and architecture of Classical Greece and Rome.
Classicism was inspired by what?
Classicism was inspired by what?
Classicism 300Classicism 300
Western Europeans great popular interest in the region's lost civilizations and exotic
cultures
Western Europeans great popular interest in the region's lost civilizations and exotic
cultures
What fuelled the rise of Classicism in Britain?
What fuelled the rise of Classicism in Britain?
Classicism 400Classicism 400
Academic Standards Academic Standards
What standards of painting is Classicism done?
What standards of painting is Classicism done?
Classicism 500Classicism 500
Fredrick Leighton and Lawrence Alma-TademaFredrick Leighton and Lawrence Alma-Tadema
Who was a leading Classicists ?
Who was a leading Classicists ?
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