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5th grade Art History Flashcards

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Bazille

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Young Woman with Peonies

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Bellini

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Madonna and Child

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Botticelli

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The Adoration of Christ Child

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Caillebotte

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Mademoiselle Boissiere Knitting

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Carnevale

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The Annunciation

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Cezanne

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Banks of the Seine at Medan

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Corot

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The Departure of the Boatman

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Cross

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Sunset on the Lagoon, Venice

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de Gheyn II

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Vase of Flowers with Curtain

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Domenichino

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Abraham Leading Isaac to Sacrifice

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El Greco

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Madonna and Child with Saint Martina and Saint Agnes

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Frankenthaler

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Nature Abhors a Vacuum

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Gossart

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Portrait of hendrik III, Count of Nassau Brida

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Hals

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The Rommel-pot player

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`Hassam

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Still Life with Peahes and Old Glass

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Hogarth

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Mrs. Richard Hogarth

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Honthorst

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The Concert

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Ingres

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Marcotte d’Argenteuil

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Jimenez Aranada

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Lady at the Paris Exposition

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Kensett

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The Coast at Beverly

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La Farge

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Flowers on a Window Ledge

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Leyster

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Young Boy in Profile

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Macdonald-Wright

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Synchromy in Purple Minor

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Marcoussis

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The Musician

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Marieschi

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View of the Dogana and Santa Maria della Salute

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Marin

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Taos

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Melendez

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Still life with oranges, jars, and boxes of sweets

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Newman

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Kaaterskill Falls

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Nooms

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Amsterdam Harbor Scene

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Rubens

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Marchesa Brigida Spinola Doria

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Sargent

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Setting Out to Fish

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Sebastiano

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Cardinal Bandinello Sauli, His Secretary, and two Geographers

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Shinn

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By the Seine

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Snyders

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Still Life with Grapes and Game

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Stuart

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The Skater (Portrait of William Grant)

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Thomas

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Pansies in Washington

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Turner

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Keelmen Heaving Coals by Moonlight

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Vlaminck

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Tugboat on the Seine, Chatou

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Watteau

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Ceres (Summer)

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Wilson

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Solitude

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Abstract

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`Painting that features shapes, lines, and colors, like more realistic paintings, but sometimes don’t represent objects in the real world at all,

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Background

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that part of the painting that seems farthest away from the viewer

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canvas

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a painting; treated fabric, stretched over a frame, to which paint is applied

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cityscape

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a type of landscape painting that features scenes of streets, buildings, and other city features

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contrast

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a comparison that draws attention to the differences between things.

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Cubism

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style of painting where artist took familiar objects and broke them up into geometric shapes then put them back together

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Fauvism

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style of painting with shockingly bright colors and often strange twisted forms of human figures and other objects

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Foreground

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the part of the painting closest to the viewer

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Impressionism

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Style of painting that uses light and colors to for pictures in peoples minds by placing colors side by side very close together on the canvas

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Landscape

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painting of outdoor view that features large areas of natural scenery

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Neoclassicism

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Style of Painting that usually has grand themes from history.

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Point of View

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the position from which the viewer sees objects in a painting. Looking at the objects on the table while sitting in a chair drawn up to the table is one point of view.

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Rhythm

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something that repeats and creates a kind of pattern

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Romanticism

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Style of Painting that pictures nature as wild and powerful, beyond mans ability to control

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Seascape

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type of landscape painting that features large expanses of water, usually the ocean or the sea.

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Still Life

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Painting of Objects that do not move

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Texture

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The way the object feels

5th grade Art History (1 decks)

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