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Art Smart 10

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Masaccio The Madonna of Humility
The Master of the Saint Lucy Legend Mary, Queen of Heaven
Lippi Saint Jerome in his Study
Durer Portrait of a Clergyman
Sabastiano Anton Francesco delgi Albizzi
Veronese The Annunciation
El Greco Saint Martin and the Beggar
Something that stands for or suggests an idea. Symbol
Red, yellow, and blue, colors that cannot be made by putting two colors together Primary colors
A period of art history, approximately 1750 to 1900. Modern
D. A style of painting developed early in the 20th Century. Artists took familiar objects and broke them up into geometric shapes. Cubism
The part of the painting that is furthest away from the viewer. Background
F. A style developed during the 20th Century, characterized by subjects that are not realistic Abstract
A painting of ordinary people engaged in common activities. Genre
A painting of an outdoor view Landscape
Something that repeats, and creates a kind of pattern Rhythm
Colors such as red, yellow orange Warm colors
A painting of objects that do not move Still life
A work that uses symbols often human forms to stand for ideals or convey messages. Allegory
M. A style of painting developed in France late in the Modern period. Artists wanted to create impressions of light and color that would form pictures in viewers minds. Impressionism
The lightness or darkness of different areas of a painting. Light
A painting of a person. Portrait
Paintings that express emotions about man in the modern world. Romanticism
Colors such as blue, green, lavender, and purple Cool Colors
D. A fancy “frilly” style of painting developed in France near the end of the Baroque period. Rococo
An outdoor view itself Landscape
A painting that features expanses of water Sea Scape
A comparison that draws attention to the differences between things Contrast
A period of art history, approximately 1600-1750 Baroque
____ are drawn by an artist to mark the edges of something Lines
How individual art elements, like light, color, lines, and shapes, work with each other to form a complete painting Compisition
A period of art history, approximately 1400-1600 Renassaince
Colors such as black, white, tan, beige, which have neither a warm nor a cool effect in the painting. Neutral
The way an object feels on the surface when we touch it Texture
A style that developed late in the Modern period, in which the picture is composed of tiny dots or points Pointillism
A painting that features scenes of streets, buildings, and other city features Cityscape
The artistic elements painters use to create a painting Art Elements
A painting that tells a story about important people or events History and Legend
A painting Canvas
A style of painting practiced briefly at the beginning of the 20th century period, with shockingly bright colors and twisted human figures or other objects. Fauvism
Treated fabric stretched over a frame, to which paint is applied Canvas
The feelings and emotions an artist wants viewers to experience Mood
A style of painting, developed during the Modern period, which imitated the style of ancient Greek and Roman sculpture and architecture Neoclassicism
The illusion of depth or distance Perspective
A period of art history, approximately 1900-2000 20th Century
The three dimensional shape of an object Form
____ are formed where objects touch or overlap so that different colors or shapes come together Lines
colors like green, purple, and orange, made by combining primary colors Secondary Colors
The source of light in a painting like the sun Light
The position from which the viewer sees objects in a painting Point of View
Pairs of colors that are farthest away from each other on the color wheel Complementary
Paintings whose subjects are individual art elements Abstract
The part of the painting that seems closest to the viewer Foreground
The Madonna of Humility Masaccio
Mary, Queen of Heaven Master of the Saint Lucy Legend
Saint Jerome in his Study Lippi
Portrait of a Clergyman Durer
Anton Francesco delgi Albizzi Sebastiano
The Annunciation Veronese
Saint Martin and the Beggar El Greco
Portrait of a Young Woman Rembrandt
A Roemer with Grapes, a Pewter plate and a Roll van Beyeren
Personification of Astrology Guercino
River Landscape with a Church in the Distance van Ruysdael
Saint John the Baptist in the Wilderness Giordano
The Immaculate Conception Zurbaran
A French Magistrate of Requests Rigaud
A Pastoral Concert Pater
Still Life with Leg of Lamb Chardin
Fantasy View with the Pantheon and other Monuments of Ancient Rome Panini
The Game of the Cooking Pot Longhi
Ariadne Abandoned by Theseus Kauffman
Portrait of Mrs. Jelf Powis and her Daughter Reynolds
Girl with a Pearl Necklace: Portrait of Rosalie Fragonard Fragonard
Sheerness as seen from the Nore Turner
Haystack Mountain Durand
Brioche with Pears Manet
Bottom of the Ravine Cezanne
Still Life Porter
Deer in the Forest Bonheur
Peasant Woman Carrying Tow Bundles of Hay Pissarro
Casting in the Falls Homer
Jeanne Pissarro van Rysselberghe
Edge of the Emerald Pool, Yellowstone Twachtman
Rembrandt Portrait of a Young Woman
van Beyeren A Roemer with Grapes, A Pewter Plate and a Roll
Guercino Personification of Astrology
van Ruysdael River Landscape with a Church in the Distance
Giordano Saint John the Baptist in the Wilderness
Zurbaran The Immaculate Conception
Riguad A French Magistrate of Requests
Pater A Pastoral Concert
Chardin Still Life with Leg of Lamb
Panini Fantasy View with the Pantheion and other Monuments of Ancient Rome
Longhi The Game of the Cooking Pot
Bougival Vlaminck
Flowers in a Black Vase Redon
The Purple Shaw Couse
The White Tablecloth Gris
Manhattan II Feininger
Idlers Hennings
Dalet Kaf Louis
Untitled #31 Hood
The Ark Miller
Kauffman Ariadne Abandoned by Theseus
Reynolds Portrait of Mrs. Jelf Powis and Her Daughter
Fragonard Girl With a Pearl Necklace: Portrait of Rosalie Fragonard
Turner Sheerness as seen from the Nore
Durand Haystack Mountain
Manet Brioche with Pears
Cezanne Bottom of the Ravine
Porter Still Life
Bonheur Deer in the Forest
Pissarro Peasant Woman Carrying Two Bundles of Hay
Homer Casting in the Falls
van Rysselberghe Jeanne Pissarro
Twachtman Edge of the Emerald Pool, Yellowstone
Vlaminck Bougival
Redon Flowers in a Black Vase
Couse The Purple Shaw
Gris The White Tablecloth
Feininger Manhattan II
Hennings Idlers
Louis Dalet Kaf
Hood Untitled #31
Miller The Ark
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