Powerpoint Jeopardy The Elements of Design Art HistoryArchitectureArtistsIdentify the Artwork
Lines that are not actually drawn but created by a group of objects seen from a distance. The direction an object is pointing to, or the direction a person is looking at. Implied Line
Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel; for example, red, red orange, and orange are analogous colors. Analogous Colors
leaves, seashells, flowers. We see them in nature, and they have characteristics that are free flowing, informal and irregular. Organic Shapes
Here the lines look as if they are meeting at two points on the horizon line. Two-point perspective
adding white to colored paint to create lighter values such as light blue or pink. Tint
An art movement that stressed the physical processes of painting. Abstract Expressionism
He opened his own show and showed European artists in America for the First time. Alfred Stieglitz
Rose windows is an element of Style era. The Gothic Era
Henri Matisse was the leader Of what group? The Fauvists
He was a friend of Picasso who inspired And was inspired by Picasso. Both were Cubists artists and worked with collage. Georges Braque
Notre Dame de Paris was decorated in this style. Gothic Style
The columns of the Parthenon in Athens, Greece are of what Greek order? Ionic
Like this house, this architect created each of his homes with a specific design in mind. His homes are so unique, it requires millions of dollars for maintenance. Frank Loyd Wright
The painting of the ceiling of The Sistine Chapel was first And last use of this type of Painting by Michelangelo. Fresco
Walter Gropius designed the Bauhaus as a school. He designed It in a way that it would meet the Needs of the students and create A desirable working environment. In what country is the Bauhaus located? Germany
He painted Starry Night in France in Vincent Van Gogh
He brought the Dada movement to New York, and was considered the Father of Dadaism in America. Marcel Duchamp
a 20th century American painter and illustrator. He is most famous for illustrations of everyday life. He created cover art for magazines such as The Saturday Evening Post for more than forty years. Norman Rockwell
Picasso was known for this style. Cubism
His 1863 painting, Luncheon on the Grass, Caused controversy; however, he claimed He didn’t mean any harm. Edward Manet
(1501) The David By: Michelangelo
(1884) A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of Grande Jatte By: Georges Seurat
(1930) American Gothic By: Grant Wood
(1931) Persistence of Memory By: Salvador Dali
(1942) Nighthawks By: Edward Hopper