Art History Unit 9

Rodin is commonly called the father of modern... due to his innovative ways of creating art.

Rodin's most famous work is...

Instead of painting scenes of Parisian crowds or countryside, Rousseau painted...

Rousseau went to the... to acquire inspiration for his paintings.

As the rules of art changed, artists were more interested in producing a less realistic and more... piece of art.

Artists who considered themselves... were solely concerned about painting images from a subjective view that shows pure, deep emotion.

... artist Munch had the biggest influence on the German Expressionist movement.

Even though Munch had suicidal thoughts during this time, he was able to channel his pain into powerful...

Most of Munch's women are shown as either very gentle and breakable or as...

...Was "discovered" by Picasso when his painting was bought in a junk shop by the Cubist painter.

Munch created a painting that has become the universal symbol of...

... Experimented with the idea of taking colors and making them be the emotions, since emotions are abstract and intangible.

Kandinsky experimented with very consciously arranging... shapes on his canvas to get a certain impact.

Klee took time to examine... marking and hieroglyphics because of his interest in paring down his art to give a more primitive, less affected art.

Matisse's biggest critics called him a wild beast, which later became the name used for the art movement of...

To Matisse, it was all about the... of colors.

In his later years, Matisse started using bright paper... as an artistic medium.

Matisse's quest to find a sign or symbol that would represent... which can almost appear simplistic at first, but in depth represents much more, ended up being his legacy.

Picasso stayed an integral part of the art world until he was...

While a teenager, Picasso was already mastering the technique of recreating an image with... accuracy.

Picasso's... Period was a time where he painted hungry beggars and outcasts.

Picasso's... Period was a time where he painted acrobats and circus performers.

In... the images are first deconstructed or broken down and then put back together in various geometric forms.

Is considered the Father of Cubism.

Chagall's mural inspired the 1964 Broadway musical...

Chagall escaped the Nazis by moving from France to...

O'Keeffe painted several pictures of the... landscape.

The flower paintings of O'Keeffe could almost be considered... art.

The main goal of... was to protest the war through it very unconventional approaches.

Surrealism means to go beyond the real, which usually results in some bizarre thoughts, images, and truths that have been hidden behind...

Duchamp liked to use... and create art out of them.

Dali had a precision and exact nature to his technique, and used those skills to portray his surreal dreams in such a way that the images often turn out...

Dali was inspired by watching... soften to create one of his most famous works.

Dali painted the image titled...

Magritte wanted to paint art that way about... and not just aesthetics.

Magritte painted the image titled...

Magritte was not as interest in the subconscious as he was in testing how our... view reality.

Magritte painted...