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| The expressionist artist was responsiblie for the well known masterpiece entitled ___ and its swirling, curvilinear forms suggest the overpowering forces of nature |
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| Van Gogh's paintings from his time spent in the south of France were typically bright richly textured landscapes and still life studies using this color as a dominant and favorite hue. |
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| This artist, who although died penniless and alone, was recognized a efw years later as one of the great artists of his time. |
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| Made copies of Japanese prints |
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| Many of Van Gogh's problems were the result of his inability to get along with other people. An example was the disastrous encounter with a fellow painter named ___ |
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| John Singer Sargent's portrait of this particular title was considered scandalous because of her low cut dress and haughty expression. |
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| The best known of Monet's paintings as the famous ___ series. |
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| Claude Monet's painting by this title was one of the first of its kind and was responsible for the movement' name dubbed by a critic of the group. |
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| Portraying life's little moments, the fleeting experiences that last for an instant and then are gone are known as an ___. |
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| In 1863, the paris salon rejected 4000 paintings causing the organization of a 2nd exhibition called |
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| The Luncheon on the Grass |
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| The painting of the 1860's Manet revolution that minimized illusory, realistic space, employed painterly brush work, and emphasized everyday visual experience was a painting entitled ___. |
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| The art of this century began to flood into Europe due to trade in the mid and late 19th Century. |
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| Vincent Van Gogh sold but one painting during his brief lifetime. |
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| The famous French painter Degas established a close relationship in Paris with another impressionist artist by this name. |
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