1. Welcome to the world of Impressionism Art

2. Tutorial Objectives
The learner will successfully identify the Elements and Principles of Design.
The learner will be able identify characteristics of Impressionism Art.
The learner be able to identify works of art and artist from the subcategorizes of Impressionism Art.
The learner will understand the influence of the Impressionism Art in history.
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Elements and Principles of Design
Overview of Impressionism Art Movement
French Impressionism
American Impressionism
Post Impressionism
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5. Elements of Design Line Color Shape Value Texture Space
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Elements of Design
Assessment

6. Rhythm, Repetition & Pattern
Principles of Design
Balance
Emphasis
Proportion
Movement
Variety
Unity
Rhythm, Repetition & Pattern
Principles of Design Power Point
Principles of Design Game

7. Elements and Principles of Design Assessment
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8. Introduction to Impressionism Art
Impressionism art and artists are divided up into three categorizes based on there location and time frame.
The Impressionism art movement began in
France in 1870’s.
Impressionism is the
most identifiable and
successful art movement
ever.
French Impressionism
American Impressionism
Post-Impressionism
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9. Where did the Impressionism painters chose to create their art work?
A. Churches
B. Castles
C. Out of the studio
D. Mountains

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Hint: Were all the paintings from the Impressionism movement painted in one location?

12. What does the French expression “en plein air” mean?
A. In the sky
B. In the open air
C. Open
D. All of the above

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Hint: “Plein” means open in French

15. The painting technique of placing colors side by side with little mixing?
A. Secondary Colors
B. Optical Mixing
C. Impasto
D. Realism

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Hint: This method of painting creates an optical illusion

18. The technique of applying paint in short, thick strokes, to quickly capture the essence of the subject?
A. Fresco
B. Plaster
C. Contemporary
D. Impasto

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Hint: Fresco is painting on plaster

21. French Impressionism Edouard Manet Edgar Degas Claude Monet
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Edouard Manet
Edgar Degas
Claude Monet
Auguste Renoir

22. Which French Impressionism artist is famous for art work of ballet dancers?
Claude Monet
Paul Cezanne
Auguste Renoir
Edgar Degas

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Hint: Monet was one of the founders of the Impressionism movement and Renoir was known for his Impressionism portraits.

25. Tour of Degas’ work at the National Museum in Washington D.C
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Tour of Degas’ work at the National Museum in Washington D.C
Edgar Degas-The Greens Dancers

26. Edouard Manet- A Bar at the Folies-Bergeres 1881-82
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Manet Astrology
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Edouard Manet- A Bar at the Folies-Bergeres

27. Which French Impressionism artist helped name the Impressionism movement with his Impression Sunrise painting?
A. Mary Cassatt
B. Vincent Van Gogh
C. Claude Monet
D. Paul Cezanne

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Hint: This artist was also known for his garden paintings.

30. Claude Monet, Impression, Sunrise
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Monet’s
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Claude Monet, Impression, Sunrise
1872

31. “Le Bassin aux Nympheas”
Monet’s Gardens
Claude Monet
“Le Bassin aux Nympheas”
1899
Not only was Monet one of the leading artist in the Impressionism movement but he was also a wonderful gardener. He had a magnificent gardens in Giverny, France. The gardens were often used as the subject for many of his works. Select the link below to view a tour of Monet’s gardens that still exists today.

32. Auguste Renoir-Luncheon of the Boating Party
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Auguste Renoir-Luncheon of the Boating Party
1881

33. American Impressionism
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Lilla Cabot Perry
Mary Cassatt

34. Mary Cassatt- The Child’s Bath
A Glance of American Impressionism
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Mary Cassatt video
Lilla Cabot Perry video
American Impression at the Smithsonian
Mary Cassatt- The Child’s Bath
1893

35. Which American Impressionism painter’s family cared for wounded soldiers and helped protect runaway slaves?
A. Lilla Cabot Perry
B. Claude Monet
C. Vincent Van Gogh
D. Henri Rousseau

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Hint: She was an American and female

38. What type of painting did Mary Cassatt become famous for?
A. Nudes
B. Café life
C. Mother and Child
D. Landscapes

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Hint: The majority of Cassatt's work was on this subject but she never had any of her own.

41. Which American Impressionism artist was close friends and mentor to Mary Cassatt?
A. Winslow Homer
B. Auguste Renoir
C. Pablo Picasso
D. Edgar Degas

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Hint: Painting mainly dancers and horseracing

44. Post-Impressionism Paul Gauguin George Seurat
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Vincent Van Gogh
Henri Rousseau
Paul Cezanne

45. Which post-impressionism artist joined the navy, worked on the construction of the Panama Canal, and worked as a stockbroker?
A. Paul Gauguin
B. Vincent Van Gogh
C. Lilla Cabot Perry
D. Paul Cezanne

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Hint: His first name is Paul

48. Which post-impressionist formed a bridge between the late 19th century Post-Impressionism and early 20th century Cubism?
A. Auguste Renoir
B. Mary Cassatt
C. Paul Cezanne
D. Claude Monet

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Hint: Monet was one of the founders of Impressionism

51. Vincent Van Gogh was a pastor and preached the gospel
Vincent Van Gogh was a pastor and preached the gospel. During his life he suffered from many episodes of depression and mental illness. Van Gogh died due to a self-inflicted gun shot.
True
False

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54. Who’s flat and childish style of Post-Impressionism painting received negative criticism from art critics?
A. Henri Rousseau
B. Mary Cassatt
C. Pablo Picasso
D. Vincent Van Gogh

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Hint: This painter is French and often painted jungles and animal scenes

57. Which two post-impressionism artist had a volatile friendship?
A. Monet and Seurat
B. Van Gogh and Gauguin
C. Klimt and Picasso
D. Cassatt and Butler

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Hint: Both artist were males, and they spent nine weeks together in Arles, painting

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