Art Movements from Baroque to Modern Arts

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Which of the following is a key characteristic of Futurism, the artistic movement that began in Italy in 1909?

Incorporation of energy and dynamism of modern technology into art

What was the primary goal of the Dadaist movement in early 20th century art, literature, music, and film?

To repudiate and mock artistic and social conventions, and emphasize the illogical and absurd

How did Futurism influence other artistic movements, particularly in Russia?

It inspired figures like Kazimir Severinovich Malevich and Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky to incorporate its emphasis on energy and dynamism into their own abstract and avant-garde works.

Which of the following techniques or approaches were commonly used by Dadaist artists?

Favoring of montage, collage, and the ready-made

How did Cubism, as an early 20th century style and movement in the visual arts, differ from Futurism and Dadaism?

Cubism emphasized the use of simple geometric shapes and interlocking planes, while Futurism and Dadaism did not.

Which of the following artistic movements is most closely associated with the creation of dreamlike, irrational, and fantastical imagery?

Surrealism

Which artistic movement is characterized by a focus on speed, technology, youth, and the mechanical aspects of modern life?

Futurism

Who is a prominent artist associated with Precisionism, known for his precise and sharply defined paintings of industrial landscapes?

Charles Sheeler

Which movement in art sought to release the creative potential of the unconscious mind through irrational juxtapositions?

Dada Arts

Who is known for their dream-like paintings that explore the unconscious mind and symbolism in art?

Joan Miro

Which artistic style is characterized by a departure from realistic representation in art, focusing on shapes, colors, and forms to achieve its effect?

Abstract Arts

'Madonna of the Harpies' by Andrea del Sarto is associated with which artistic period known for its unusual effects of scale, lighting, perspective, and vivid colors?

Mannerism

Which art movement rejected traditional ideas of beauty and harmony, emphasizing the inner world of emotion through distortion and exaggeration?

Surrealism

Which artist's work reflects vivid expressionistic use of color and was associated with Fauvism?

Henri Matisse

In which movement did artists emphasize social change and view art as a tool for societal transformation?

Futurism

Which art style aimed to depict the visual impression of a moment, focusing on light and color effects?

Impressionism

What characterized Precisionism in art?

Emphasis on sharp lines, geometric shapes, and industrial subjects

Which art movement rejected conventional norms and often incorporated elements of shock, absurdity, and irrationality?

Dada Arts

'The Avant-Garde' was initially associated with which group before being linked to left-wing movements?

'The Militaries'

'The Spanish Singer' by Edouard Manet belongs to which artistic movement?

'Impressionism'

'Olympia' by Edouard Manet is an example of which artistic style?

'Abstract Arts'

'The Avant-Garde' term evolved to connote that art serves as a tool for what?

'Social change'

Explore the evolution of art styles and techniques from the Baroque Period to the Modern Arts period (1870-1960). Learn about prominent artists like Edourd Manet, Pablo Picasso, and Vincent Van Gogh, and the various movements such as Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Fauvism, and Surrealism.

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