16 Questions
Match the artist with their artwork created in 1911:
Pablo Picasso = Ma Jolie Natalia Gontcharova = The Clock Kazimir Malevich = Bather Henri Matisse = The Green Line
Match the location with the artwork created there:
St Petersburg = Malevich Suprematist Exhibition 1915 Amsterdam = Bather Berlin = The Clock New Orleans = Black Square or Dancing in Congo Square
Match the artist with their artwork using paper collage:
Pablo Picasso = Siphon, Glass, Newspaper, and Violin Georges Braque = Paper sculpture study El Lissitzky = Tatlin at Work Natalia Gontcharova = Haycutting
Match the medium with the artwork created using it:
Fresco = School of Athens Mosaic = An Eastern Orthodox religious icon, St. John Chrysostom Digital photo on canvas, pigment = Black Square or Dancing in Congo Square Mixed medium collage = Tatlin at Work
Match the artist with their artwork from 1910:
KM = Taking in the Rye (the Harvest) Pablo Picasso = Ma Jolie Natalia Gontcharova = Haycutting Henri Matisse = The Green Line
Match the location with the artwork displayed there in 1929-32:
Moderna Museet Stockholm = Siphon, Glass, Newspaper, and Violin Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam = Letatlin Vatican City = School of Athens Neue Nationalgalerie, Staatliche Museum Berlin = The Clock
Match the following artists with their respective artworks:
Francois Boucher = The Visit Of Venus To Vulcan Jean Simeon Chardin = Mortar and Pestle, Bowl, Two Onions, Copper Pot, and Knife Joseph-Marie Vien = Cupid Seller Jacques-Louis David = The Death of Socrates
Match the following artworks with their creation dates:
Jacques-Louis David, Oath of the Horatii = 1784 Delacroix, Eugene, The Twenty-eighth of July: Liberty Leading the People = 1830 Courbet, Gustave, Stone Breakers = 1849 Rodchenko, Alexander, Oval Hanging Construction No. 12 = 1920
Match the following mediums with their respective artworks:
Fresco with a Cupid Seller Roman = Pigment on plaster Martini, Pietro-Antonio, View of the Salon of 1785 = Etching David, Jacques-Louis, Oath of the Tennis Court = Ink on paper Rodchenko, Alexander = Plywood, alum., paint, wire
Match the following artists with their portraits:
Francois Boucher = Portrait of Madame de Pompadour, 1759 o/c Wallace Collection, London Courbet, Gustave = Portrait of P.-J.Proudhon in 1853 o/c 1865 Rodchenko, Alexander = No portrait mentioned in the text Jean Simeon Chardin = The Governess, 1739 National Gallery of Canada
Match the artist with their artwork:
Malevich, Kasimir = Black Square.o/c. 1914-17 Mondrian, Piet = Composition with Red, Blue, and Yellow.o/c. 1930 Leger, Fernand = Discs in the City. 1920 Rodchenko, Aleksandr = Poster for Leningrad Department of Gosizdat (State Publishing House), 1924
Match the architect/designer with their creation:
Joseph Paxton = The Crystal Palace, 1851-1936 Marcel Breuer = Cesca Armchair, 1930 Wilhelm Wagenfeld = Desk Lamp, 1923-24 Gerrit Rietveld = Red/Blue Chair.Painted beechwood. 1918-23
Match the engineer with their project:
Roebling, J.& W. = Brooklyn Bridge.NYC. 1869-83 Eiffel, Gustave = Eiffel Tower.Paris. 1887-89 Tatlin, Vladimir = Model for the Monument to the Third International, 1919-20 Gropius, Walter = The Bauhaus.Dessau. 1925-26
Match the architectural work with its location:
Loos, Adolf = Steiner House.Vienna. 1910 Adolf Loos = Villa Müller in Prague, 1930 Rietveld, Gerrit = Schroder House.Utrecht, Netherlands 1924 Eiffel, Gustave = Eiffel Tower.Paris. 1887-89
Match the artwork description with the artist:
Leger, Fernand = Construction Workers, Final State.o/c 1950 El Lissitzky = Proun 5 A , pencil and gouache on paper,1919 Kirchner, Ernst Ludwig = Josef Albers =
Match the CD cover with the band/artist:
Franz Ferdinand = You Could Have It So Much Better The Strokes = Arctic Monkeys = The Killers =
Test your knowledge on the interplay between art and social ideals as depicted in various works such as 'Black Square or Dancing in Congo Square' by Carrie Mae Weems and 'Black Square' by Kasimir Malevich. Explore the significance of these artworks in reflecting cultural, historical, and social contexts.
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