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The purpose of art conservation is to
Protect and restore works of art .
When a painter uses abstraction the objects being painted often become
less recognizable
William Blake's paintings drew on what source for inspiration
his own imagination.
his own imagination
Cubism broke with earlier traditions in Western art by
Representing multiple perspectives at once
What did Futurist artists focused their paintings on
movement
What Gustave Courbet was a French painter associated with what movement
Realism
What was the system of galleries established in order to do
overcome the restrictions of the Salon system.
Romantic artists wanted to convey the
violent relaities of war.
Was Pablo Picasso an impressionist painter or a post impressionist
Post impressionist
Match each artistic movement with a painter who was part of the movement
-David Neoclassicism
-Goya Romanticism
-Courbet Realism
-Monet Impressionism
-Gauguin Post-Impressionism
Ask us anythingMatch each abstract artist with the appropriate art movement.
George’s Braque, Cubism
Umberto Boccioni, Futurism
Marcel Duchamp, Dada
Salvador Dali, surrealism
(Apex)
Look at this painting by Jacques-Louis David. The figure in this painting is meant to
Apex- Conjure the image of Jesus
Match each Post-Impressionist painter with the words that best apply to his works.
Van Gogo- colorful and emotional
Seurat- Pointillism and precision
Gauguin- Primitivism and contrast
Cezanne- Order and composition
Why Look at “A bar at the follies-Berger’s” by Edouard Manet. This painting belongs to which artistic movement
Impressionism (APEX)
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