Chapter 2

Question 1

it refers to the main ideas that is represented in the artwork

Answer 1

subject of the art

Question 2

it is basically the essence of the piece

Answer 2

subject

Question 3

are a genre of art that captures scenic view

Answer 3

landscapes

Question 4

is a work that showcases aspects of the city

Answer 4

cityscape

Question 5

refers to the artwork that depict the sea

Answer 5

seascape

Question 6

example of landscape

Answer 6

scene on a navigable river by john constable flatford mill

Question 7

example of animal

Answer 7

lascaux by bull

Question 8

a painting or drawing of an arrangement of objects, typically including fruit and flowers and objects contrasting with these in texture, such as bowls and glassware

Answer 8

still life

Question 9

this is an artwork that has a christian or biblical theme

Answer 9

image of divinity

Question 10

it depicts a moment in a narrative story

Answer 10

narration and historical

Question 11

it is the attempt to portray the subject as it is

Answer 11

realism

Question 12

it means move away or separate

Answer 12

abstract

Question 13

a kind of abstract method where the subject is in misshaped condition

Answer 13

distortion

Question 14

subjects are shown in basic geometrical shape

Answer 14

cubism

Question 15

subjects are cut, lacerated, mutilated, or hacked

Answer 15

mangling

Question 16

the subject is lengthened for protraction or extension

Answer 16

elongation

Question 17

the presentation of invisible sign such as an idea or a quality into something visible

Answer 17

symbolism

Question 18

Who developed the Fauvism

Answer 18

Henri Matisse
Andre Derain
Raoul Dufy
George Rouault (1900)

Question 19

The artists used pure, brilliant color aggressively applied straight from the paint tube to create a sense of an explosion on the canvas

Answer 19

Fauvism

Question 20

A protest movement formed in 1916 to provoke the public

Answer 20

Dadaism

Question 21

Group who formed dadaism

Answer 21

Artists in Zurich, Switzerland

Question 22

“Dada”

Answer 22

“Hobby horse”

Question 23

This work aims to capture the speed and force of modern industrial society and to glorify the mechanical energy of modern life

Answer 23

Futurism

Question 24

Who founded surrealism

Answer 24

French poet Andre Breton (1924)

Question 25

It tries to represent fantastic and unnatural themes of higher reality

Answer 25

Surrealism

Question 26

It can be described as pathos, morbidity, violence, or chaos and tragedy

Answer 26

Expressionism

Question 27

Example od Everyday life or genre

Answer 27

The fruit gatherer by fernando amorsolo

Question 28

Example of still life

Answer 28

Still life with flowers by Oosterwyck Maria van

Question 29

Example of image of divinity

Answer 29

Pieta by Michelangelo

Question 30

Example of narration and historical

Answer 30

Spoliarium by juan luna

Question 31

Example of distortion

Answer 31

The air of September by jeffrey Hessing

Question 32

Example of cubism

Answer 32

Colonial cubism by stuart davis

Question 33

Example of mangling

Answer 33

Mangling art by han xiao

Question 34

Example of elongation

Answer 34

Ego alter ego by akzhana abdalieva

Question 35

Example of still life

Answer 35

Still life: an allegory of the vanities of human life by harmen steenwyck

Question 36

Example of fauvism

Answer 36

The green line: portrait of madame matisse by matisse henri

Question 37

Example of dadaism

Answer 37

Murdering airplane by max ernst

Question 38

Example of futurism

Answer 38

Dynamism of a dog on a leash by giacomo balla

Question 39

Example of surrealism

Answer 39

Bird’s cocktail by gennady privedentsev

Question 40

Example of expressionism

Answer 40

The scream by edvard munch