Chapter Three: The Themes Of Art

Front 1

_____ expresses the "reality of the dream," or the subconscious of the mind.

Back 1

surrealism

Front 2

Renior's "Luncheon of the Boating Party" is considered a _____ painting.

Back 2

genre

Front 3

The beautiful "Karaori" kimono is considered more an _____ _____ than anything else.

Back 3

aesthetic object

Front 4

Van Eyck's "God" seems to celebrate _____.

Back 4

materialism

Front 5

Of the terms listed below, _____ would be a word that Robert Motherwell would not use to describe his work.

Back 5

nonobjective

Front 6

In Grunewald's "Crucifixion," the viewer's relation to the painting _____.

Back 6

all of the above. (creates an aesthetically pleasing response,demands an active response,is problematic is dynamic)

Front 7

A museum exhibit of _____ _____ moved Picasso so powerfully that while creating "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" he was freed from representing exactly what his subjects looked like and instead represented his idea of them.

Back 7

African masks

Front 8

A belief in the reality of the _____ world dominates the history of modern art.

Back 8

interior

Front 9

According to Henry Sayre, the greatest theme of art is _____ _____.

Back 9

art itself