ART Chapter 32

Alfred Stieglitz was the chief proponent of European Modern art in __________.

Portrait of a German Officer is the work of the artist __________.

The avant-garde in Cuba was the most __________ of all the Modernist groups.

The paintings of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo are ____________ than those by Diego Rivera.

A distinctive feature of Le Corbusier's Modern architecture is its ______________.

Mary Colter found great inspiration in the architectural traditions of _____________.

The use of metal beams and girders was a main feature in the development of __________.

The Association of Artists of Revolutionary Russia promoted a __________ painting style.

Mondrian's interest in abstraction was an attempt to distill the __________ from objects in nature.

What Abstract Expressionist technique, pioneered by Helen Frankenthaler, had a significant influence on later artists?

Marianne Brandt and Anni Albers both worked at the __________.

Augusta Savage was a sculptor in the __________ Renaissance.

Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore both worked in __________.

Surrealist painters employed a variety of techniques, known collectively as __________.

The Surrealists embraced unexpected __________ of disparate realities.

The __________ developed many techniques for liberating the unconscious.

The best-known artist to emerge from the Harlem Community Art Center was __________.

__________ architects developed a common formal language that transcended regional boundaries.

An outgrowth of the Russian Revolution, __________ comprised a group of artists dedicated to working collectively for the state.

A spare, geometric style of Modern architecture in Europe developed in response to __________.

Hartley, Dove, and O'Keeffe were all supported by __________ and shown in his gallery.

__________ developed in reaction to the horrors of World War I.

__________ wanted Futurism to break Italy free from its past

In the years after World War II, Francis Bacon's paintings evoked the horrors of war and human suffering through ______________.

Neither Picasso nor __________ wanted to break the link from reality with their Cubist abstractions.

Villa Savoye (Fig. 32-40) reflects Le Corbusier's ___________ ideals in its geometric design and avoidance of ornamentation.

Why did the U.S. Government hire Dorothea Lange and other photographers during the Great Depression?

How does Synthetic Cubism reference the real world?

Apollinaire labeled the art of Robert and Sonia Delaunay as ____________.

Which Dadaist idea would have a radical influence on art of the later twentieth century?

Which of the following was a significant factor in providing New York with the foundation to supersede Paris as the center of the modern art world?

A member of the Blue Rider Group, Kandinsky believed that abstraction would lead humanity to a deeper awareness of _________________.

Why did Mexican muralists employ naturalism in the works they produced for public buildings?

The Harlem Renaissance artist, Aaron Douglas, developed a _________ style that owes much to African art.

The __________ of Gerrit Rietveld's Schröder House created the radical asymmetry sought after in the De Stijl movement.

How did Walter Gropius's design for the Bauhaus building convey the dynamism of modern life?

Abstract Expressionism can be interpreted as a response to the cataclysmic events of the early twentieth century in all of the following ways EXCEPT:

___________ ideas of a collective unconscious of universal archetypes shared by all humans greatly influenced the Abstract Expressionist painters.

Which modern art movement professed a radical political agenda based on their love of machines, speed, and war?

__________ means "wild beast" and was the name of an art movement that included Henri Matisse.

The Blue Rider artist, Franz Marc, painted mainly ______________ because they were more "primitive" than humans

__________, a term which comes from the French term "to glue" was an important aspect of Synthetic Cubism.

Sonia __________ not only produced paintings with her husband, but also designed fabric and clothing on her own.

The readymade was a concept of the artist __________, where he could transform any object into art simply by deciding to do so.

Berlin __________ artists especially favored collage and photomontage.

Grant Wood was one of the _______________ artists who explored Midwestern themes.

Joan Mitchell who created energetic and lyrical __________ paintings was part of a second generation of Abstract Expressionist painters.

Tatlin intended his _____________ to be modern replacements of Russian icons.

Malevich exhibited 39 works consisting of __________________ in a style he termed Suprematism.

Picasso became of the first artists to appropriate _____________ art.