3.20 Flashcards
Like the post-impressionist, the ________ also rejected the subdued palette and delicate brushwork of the impressionism. They chose their color and brushwork on the basis of their emotive qualities.
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expressionist
surrealist
fauvist
deconstructionist
fauvist
__________ is the distortion of nature- as opposed to the imitation of nature- in order to achieve a desired emotional effect or representation of inner feelings
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impressionism
Fauvism
expressionism
the bridge
expressionism
The artists who began the movement chose the name __________________ because, in theory, they saw their movment as bridging a number of disparate styles.
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The rope
The rider
The bridge
The crossing
The bridge
The work of the _________________, focused more on the contrast and combinations of their abstract forms and pure colors. In fact, their work at times is completely without subject and can be described as nonobjective, or abstract.
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The Blue Rider
The Bridge
Expressionist
The Neo- expressionist
The Blue Rider
Some artist such as Max Beckman, calling themselves _______________________, reacted to the horrors and senselessness of wartime suffering with an art that commented bitterly on the bureaucracy and military with ghastly visions of human torture.
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The New age
The new order
The Departure
The New Objectivity
The New Objectivity
____________ is an offspring of Cezanne’s geometrization of nature and his abandonment of scientific perspective, his rendering of multiple views, and his emphasis on the two-dimensional canvas surface.
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Post-expressionism
Colorist
Cubism
Impressionism
Cubism
Picasso cofounded Analytic Cubism with ____________ in about 1910.
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Cezanne
Matisse
Dali
Barque
Barque
The process in which items are pasted directly onto the canvas
is a technique Picasso and Barque called papier colle- what we know as ___________.
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paper Mache
Collage
Paper construction
Pasted paper
Collage
In theory, ___________ painting and sculpture were to glorify the life of today, “unceasingly and violently transformed by victorious science”.
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Tomorrow
Cubist
Futurist
Realist
Futurist
______________ is defined as the theory that force or energy is the basic principle of all phenomena.
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Motion
Illusion
Nurons
Dynamisim
Dynamisim
In 1916, during World War I, an international movement arose that declared itself against art. Responding to the absurdity of war and the insanity of a world that gave rise to it, The ____________ declared that art- a reflection of this sorry state of affairs- was stupid and must be destroyed.
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Dadaist
Surrealist
Realist
Mongers
Dadaist
________________ exemplified by artist such as Dali, rendered the irrational content, absured juxtaposition, and metamorphoses of the dream state in highly illusionistic manner.
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Realistics
Representationist
Surrealist
Fantastic
Surrealist
