| Question |
Answer |
| Picasso- The use of geometric shapes to portray ideas or figures. |
Cubism |
| Grandma Moses- Art that looks like it's been painted by a child. |
Primitivism |
| Da Vinci- Art that portrays things just as they appear. |
Realism |
| Andy Warhol- Everyday items are drawn and portrayed in colorful ways. |
Pop Art |
| Jackson Pollock- No identifiable subject in the painting |
Abstract (Abstract Expressionism) |
| Claude Monet- Outdoor scenes and landscapes look like the artist has just taken a quick peek at the subject. |
Impressionism |
| Seurat- Dots of pure color are blended together to form a picture. |
Pointillism |
| Salvador Dali- Paintings are based upon dreams. |
Surrealism |
| Marc Chagall- Paintings express a feeling instead of an actual picture. |
Expressionism |
| Paul Cezanne- This 19th-century style used much color. |
Post-Impressionism |
| Henri Matisse- This four-year style began in 1905 and showed subjects in a simple way, using bright, wild colors. |
Fauvism |
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