Chapter 14 Flashcards
(83 cards)
Protest songs were written in response to
a. The Vietnam War.
The artist who chose collage to portray a three generational family was
c. Bearden.
This type of art used optical patterns.
b. Op Art.
The artist who did art that looked like comic book images was
d. Lichenstein.
The artist whose style was Cubism, but whose colors were Expressionism was
c. Leger.
The art that had a total emphasis on the artistic concept was
a. Conceptual Art.
The artist who splashed and dripped paint in “action painting” was
a. Pollock.
After 1945, what was formerly peculiar and exclusive to the people of a certain nation or culture has
c. Spread worldwide.
“Action art” is a synonym for
c. Abstract Expressionism.
Symbols adopted across all cultures is exemplified by
a. Coca-cola.
The art that is opposed to the so-called “fine arts” is
b. Pop Art.
The art that is sourced in popular culture is
c. Pop Art.
The artist who depersonalized humanity was
a. Johns.
This type of art was often painted from a projected photograph.
b. Photo-Realism.
Artists responding to war and terrorism is exemplified by
d. Penderecki’s Threnody.
This artist used black and white undulating stripes.
a. Riley.
A type of art that would combine other types (painting, collage, photography, sculpture, etc.) is called
a. Hybrid art.
The artist who abandoned all reference to objects was
a. Rothko.
The artist whose work is a review of passing events and symbols that affected Americans at a particular moment is
d. Rauschenberg.
The artist that glorified the skyscraper was
Leger
The artist who became famous for his portrayal of green Coca-Cola Bottles is
Warhol
The arts after 1945 had their roots in
d. Art of the late 19th and early 20th century.
The artist who distorted the reality of every object he portrayed was
a. Oldenberg.
The art that reproduced reality with eerie accuracy was
a. Photo Realism.
