Art Appreciation Exam #2 Part 2 (German Expressionism to Futurism)

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What were the influences of German Expressionism

The Renaissance, abstract, Van Gogh and Matisse

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What philosophy influenced German Expressionism?

Showing objections over certain things

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The three sub-movements of German Expressionism

The Bridge, The Blue Rider, and The New Objectivity

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Artists part of The Bridge sub-movement

Nolde and Kollwitz

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Media and subject matter that Nolde used

painting, printmaking, woodcuts, and religion

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What artist is Nolde similar to?

Rouault

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Artist that influenced Nolde

Gogan

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Kollwitz primary medium

Printmaking

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Subject matter in Kollwitz’s art

Justice and inhumanity

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Artists of the Blue Rider sub-movement

Kandinsky and Marc

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What was Kandinsky inspired by

Gogan, art from Africa, geometric abstraction, the occult, and spirituality

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Kandinsky is credited with being one of the first to create

Non-objective

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Subject matter associated with Marc

Animals

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Marc was inspired by

Matisse

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Artist part of New Objectivity

Dix

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Dix was inspired by

Dada and Cubism

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The two Originators of Cubism

Picasso and Braque

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Styles of Cubism

Analytic Cubism, Collage, Papier Colle’, and Synthetic Cubism

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Analytic Cubism was used by

Braque

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Collage, Papier Colle’, and Synthetic Cubism was used by

Picasso

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Analytic Cubism had

neutral colors such as brown and grey, facets, and create an illusion of an image

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Difference between Collage and Papier Colle’

Papier Colle’ was all paper while Collage was a drawing+paper

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Synthetic Cubism had

dark but bright colors and can see an actual object

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Picasso was inspired by

Matisse, Cezanne, and his father

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The styles Picasso worked in before Cubism

The red and blue period

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Who were Picasso’s most important patrons?

Gertrude and Leo Stein

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Who inspired Braque?

Picasso, Cezanne, Matisse

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Whose work was specifically influential on Picasso and Braque?

Cezanne

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Another name for Futurism

Dynamism

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Futurism philosophy

Destroy old things in order to bring something new

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Which movement influenced Futurism

French Expressionism

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Where was Futurism based in?

Italy

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What helped people understand the goals of the Futurists?

Futurist Manifesto

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Who were the artists that were part of Futurism

Balla and Boccioni

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What influenced Balla’s early paintings

Post-Impressionism and Seurat

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What made Boccioni’s work different

His work had stylized movement in comparison to other artists

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Boccioni believed that

Everything moves and never stops

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Boccioni was influenced by

  • Serat

  • Balad

  • Picasso

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