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What is the Bayeux Tapestry?
Tapestry that tells the story of English history
What does Chiaroscuro refer to?
Contrast between light and dark
Name the artist known for 'The Birth of Venus'.
Botticelli
Who painted the 'Mona Lisa'?
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Name the artist known for 'David' and the Sistine Chapel dome.
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Who is the artist behind 'The School of Athens'?
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Name the Spanish artist known for 'The Holy Trinity'.
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Who is known for dramatic self-portraits and religious themes during the Baroque Period?
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Who painted during the Baroque Period and is known for using movement and color?
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Who is the artist of 'The Milkmaid'?
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Name the artist most associated with Neoclassical art and many works involving Napoleon.
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Who is the artist behind 'Luncheon of the Boating Party'?
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Which artist is known for Impressionist works such as 'The Bellelli Family'?
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Who is the Impressionist painter behind 'Water Lilies'?
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Name the pivotal figure in the transition from Realism to Impressionism.
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Who painted 'Starry Night'?
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What art movement is characterized by the technique of pointillism?
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Who is known for cubist works like 'Guernica'?
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What movement emerged in the mid-1950s as a challenge to traditional fine art?
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What is Art Deco known for?
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Who created 'The Weeping Woman'?
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What defines Dadaism in art?
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What does Surrealism aim to express?
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What technique involves applying small distinct dots of color?
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Who is a key figure in the Renaissance known for diverse talents?
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What artistic period favors compositional tension and instability?
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What defines the Baroque art style?
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What movement emphasizes intense emotion and the beauty of nature?
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Who is known for his iconic landscape paintings in England?
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Identify the Spanish romantic painter who was the court painter to the Crown.
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Which art movement is characterized by visible brush strokes and light effects?
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What movement developed as a reaction to Impressionism?
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Who is known for working in a modern style characterized by elongated figures?
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What is Fauvism noted for in artistic expression?
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Name the artist known for 'Liberty Leading the People'.
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Who is known for his regionalist style in realist painting?
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Who is noted for his expressive brushstrokes and color effects?
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Study Notes
Bayeux Tapestry
- A historical tapestry illustrating the events leading to the Norman Conquest of England.
Chiaroscuro
- An artistic technique emphasizing the dramatic contrasts between light and shadow.
Botticelli
- Renowned artist of the Early Renaissance.
- Known for works like "Birth of Venus" featuring calm expressions and ethereal movement.
Leonardo da Vinci
- Key High Renaissance artist, celebrated for masterpieces such as "Mona Lisa" and "Last Supper."
- Skilled in various disciplines beyond painting, including anatomy and engineering.
Michelangelo
- Influential High Renaissance figure, famed for sculptures like "David" and the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
- Established the Mannerism style, characterized by less color and dramatic lighting.
Raphael Sanzio
- Noted High Renaissance artist recognized for harmonious compositions and clarity.
- Works include iconic pieces such as "School of Athens."
El Greco
- Spanish artist of Greek descent known for his expressionist style and unique perspective.
- Works often reflect religious themes with intricate detail.
Rembrandt
- Leading painter of the Dutch Golden Age, known for emotionally charged works and self-portraits.
- Focused on dramatic storytelling through religious and historical themes.
Peter Paul Rubens
- Baroque artist known for dynamic compositions, vibrant colors, and depictions of mythology.
- Created significant works during the Counter-Reformation.
Johannes Vermeer
- Baroque painter renowned for capturing daily life, celebrated works include "Girl with a Pearl Earring."
- Often celebrated for his use of light and color.
Jacques-Louis David
- Neoclassical artist famous for historical and political subject matter, often featuring Napoleon.
- Known for works like "Death of Socrates."
Pierre-Auguste Renoir
- Impressionist painter celebrated for lively depictions of social gatherings and landscapes.
- Worked with vibrant colors and a focus on light.
Edgar Degas
- Impressionist known for his depictions of dancers and everyday scenes.
- Notable works emphasize movement and unique angles.
Claude Monet
- Foundational Impressionist painter, known for exploring light and color variations.
- Key works include "Impression, Sunrise" and numerous series like "Water Lilies."
Édouard Manet
- Central figure in the transition from Realism to Impressionism.
- Noteworthy for provocative works like "Olympia."
Vincent van Gogh
- Post-Impressionist artist famed for emotional depth in works like "Starry Night."
- Utilized vibrant colors and dynamic brushstrokes.
Georges Seurat
- Innovator of Pointillism, an art technique using small dots of color.
- Best known for "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte."
Cubism
- Early 20th-century movement breaking objects into abstract forms for analysis and reinterpretation.
- Introduced by pioneers like Picasso.
Pablo Picasso
- Key figure in Cubism, known for influential works like "Guernica" and "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon."
Pop Art
- Art movement challenging traditional concepts by integrating imagery from popular culture.
- Engaged with consumerism and mass media influences.
Art Deco
- Characterized by bold geometric shapes, vibrant colors, and luxurious designs.
- Represents elegance and modern functionality.
Salvador Dalí
- Spanish Surrealist known for bizarre imagery and dream-like compositions.
- Famous works include "The Persistence of Memory."
Andrew Wyeth
- Prominent Realist painter recognized for detailed and regionalist style.
- Known for works like "Christina's World."
Dadaism
- Artistic movement emerging in response to World War I, focusing on anti-war sentiments and political activism.
- Embraced absurdity and rejected bourgeois norms.
Surrealism
- Cultural movement emphasizing the exploration of the unconscious mind and dream states.
- Advocated for artistic expression free from rational constraints.
Pointillism
- Painting technique using distinct dots of color arranged to create images.
- Associated with Neo-Impressionism.
Paul Cézanne
- Transition figure between Impressionism and modern art, known for solid forms and color theory.
- Works like "Mont Sainte-Victoire" laid foundations for future artistic movements.
Amedeo Modigliani
- Italian artist celebrated for portraits and nudes, characterized by elongated forms and stylization.
Fauvism
- Art movement emphasizing vivid colors and painterly qualities over realistic representation.
- Pioneered by artists like Henri Matisse.
Henri Matisse
- Influential Fauvist artist known for bold color use and innovative designs.
- Renowned works include "Woman with a Hat" and "La Danse."
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