Nationalilty:  Vermeer ?

DUTCH

Nationality: Rubens ?

Nationality: Velazquez ?

The Palace of Versailles is

 located in the country of _____________?

Nationality:  Bernini

Nationality: Rembrandt ?

DUTCH

What period spans roughly

 from 1600 to 1750?

________ is the element that is probably

the unifying theme of the formal changes in the transition from Renaisance to Baroque.

Among the general characteristics of Baroque art are a sense or movement, energy, and tension (whether real or implied).

True or False ?

RESTRAINED spirituality is often present in works of baroque art; in the Roman Catholic countries, for example, scenes of ecstasies, martyrdoms, or miraculous apparitions are NOT common.

True or False ?

FALSE

GENTILESCHI

Who was a much sought-after painter,

and was also an ambassador and diplomat.

STYLE: JACQUES-LOUIS DAVID

STYLE:  NEO-CLASSICALISM

The painting, "The Oath of the Horatii"

 by _________________,

 depicts the Neo-Classical elements of

heroism, rationality, truth, reason, and logic.

POMPEII and HERCULANEUM

Romanticism believed in the notion that ___________, and they also

valued sincere feeling and honest emotions.

Eugene Delacroix's style ?

STYLE:  ROMANTICISM

Eugene Delacroix's painting ____________________, probably

best exemplifies the common notion

of romantic art.

The painting, "The Stone-Breakers" by

_______________________

epitomizes the style of realism.

ROSA BONHEUR

Claude Monet's style ?

STYLE: IMPRESSIONIST

STYLE:  Vincent Van Gogh

and

George Seurat

Expressionism

The nationalities of Cezanne and Cassett?

FRENCH

Arrangement in Black and Grey

The term Impressionism was

derived from Claude ________'s

painting _____________: Sunrise

The style of "The Blue Rider" ?

STYLE in 1910:

PICASSO and BRAQUE

Strong influence of African, Oceanic, and Iberian Art is ___________?

STYLE:  "War is the sole hygiene of the world"...

Violence, energy, and boldness"

Duchamp's style _____?

What style is considered READY-MADE?

The art form that creates an intense interest in the

 reality of the dream state?

What set the Fauves apart from their nineteenth-century predecessors was their use or harsh, non-descriptive unnatural ___________, bold liner patterning, and distorted form of perspective.

The author of "Concerning the Spiritual in Art"

was ________________?

One of Picasso's most powerful works of protest is a painting he did in 1937 to broadcast

to the world the brutality of the
German bombing of the Basque town of ___________.

____________ used synthetic substances such as liquid polyester resin to closely approximate the visual and tactile qualities or flesh?

Pop Art can also be coined as

the art that embodies _____________ _______________?

In ______________ Art, the work exists

in the mind of the artist as it is conceived.

ACTION PAINTING

Pluralism in the arts is the inclusion of not just a white, male master, rather exploring and embracing women artists of

color, non-western art, and folk art.

Who painted

 "Giovanni Arnolfini and his Bride"

 in 1434?

Who made:

The Merode Altarpiece

Style:  Alberti ?

The Early Renaissance artist

______________ is considered the

 "Father of the Early Modern Period" because of his introduction of naturalism into his art.

Durer's "Adam and Eve" conveys his admiration for the ______________ style.

The ____________ was characterized by a renewed interest in ancient Greek and Roman art and design and included an emphasis on human beings their environment, science, and philosophy.

The Early Italian Renaissance took root and flourished most successfully in the city of

_________________?

One of the main social beliefs of the Renaissance is the ability to separate intellectual inquiry for matters of faith--the ability to be a good Christian, and also study the pagan classics.

Brunelleschi was one of the pioneers in the development of a system called

linear ___________.

STYLE:  ITALIAN HIGH RENAISSANCE

"The School of Athens" was painted by ?

IDEAL YOUTH