Art Impressionism/Post Impressionism

Question 1

Subjects of Impressionism

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Everyday Scenario

Question 2

BOATING (1874), Impressionism

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Edouard Monet

Question 3

DANCERS IN BLUE (1890), Impressionism

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Edgar Degas

Question 4

Location of Impressionism Art

Answer 4

Outdoor

Question 5

THE FLOOR SCRAPERS (1875), Impressionism

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GUSTAVE CAILLEBOTTE

Question 6

Movement in the late 19th century French painting that emphasized the artist’s personal response to a subject

Answer 6

Post-Impressionism

Question 7

Use of strong, unnatural colors and exaggeration or slight distortion of forms

Answer 7

Post-Impressionism

Question 8

Post Impressionists focused on?

Answer 8

emotional or spiritual meanings

Question 9

FRENCH ARTIST WHO CONSIDERED TO BE THE SIGNIFICANT LINK BETWEEN IMPRESSIONISM AND THE CUBISM.

Answer 9

PAUL CEZANNE

Question 10

often depicted objects, landscapes, and figures using geometric shapes and forms. He broke down complex scenes into cubes, spheres, and cones, creating a structured and analytical composition.

Answer 10

PAUL CEZANNE

Question 11

His use of color was more restrained. He applied color in distinct patches or strokes, using a palette of muted and earthy tones, which gave his paintings a sense of solidity and depth.

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Paul Cezanne

Question 12

was a pioneer in exploring multiple perspectives within a single composition. He would depict an object or scene from various angles simultaneously, challenging traditional notions of spatial representation.

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Paul Cezanne

Question 13

His paintings often contain symbolic elements. For example, the sunflowers in his series are seen as symbols of friendship and the fleeting nature of life, while the cypress tree represents death and eternity.

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Vincent Van Gogh

Question 14

is renowned for his vivid and expressive use of color. He often used bold, intense hues to convey emotions and moods, with a preference for vibrant yellows, blues, and reds. His color choices often reflected his own emotional states.

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Vincent Van Gogh

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employed a thick and textured painting technique called impasto. He applied paint in thick layers and used heavy brushstrokes, giving his paintings a tangible and three-dimensional quality.

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Vincent Van Gogh

Question 16

Many of his most famous works are landscapes, often depicting scenes from the countryside where he lived, such as sunflower fields and starry nights. Nature was a recurring theme in his art, and he sought to capture its beauty and spirituality.

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Vincent Van Gogh