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86 Cards in this Set
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1. The Stone Breakers |
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1. The Third Class Carriage,
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1. Luncheon on the Grass 7.Lack of detail in the background |
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1. Olympia |
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1. Horse Galloping |
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1. Blessed art thou Among Women |
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1. City of Ambition 4. Made clouds abstract 5. Turned landscape into art 6. Allowed meteorological effects to upstage buildings |
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1. The Orchestra 6. Radical content: Ballerinas showing motion |
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1. On the Bank of the Seine 4. Trees frame the image 5. Only thing suggesting depth is the boat 6. Middle class leisure |
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1. The Gare St Lazare: arrival of a Train 5. Hue modeling
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1. The Child's Bath 5. Style shows Cassats attraction to Japanese prints |
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1. Mr. and Mrs. I.N. Phelps Stokes 4. Placement of the mans hat over his crotch was very controversial 5. Very daring presentation of women |
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1. Eiffel Tower 4. Symbol of Paris 5. 984 ft. high 6. Hated by everyone at first |
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1. Crystal Palace |
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1. Brooklyn Bridge 4. Very modern for its time |
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1. A Sunday on La Grande Jatte 4. Pointillism 5. Renders his figures as icons |
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1. A Still Life with Apples 4. Saturated colors 5. Hue modeling 6. No depth |
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1. Mont Ste-Victoire as Seen from Bibemus Quarry 3. Post impressionism 4. Very abstract 5. Overlapping of objects suggests depth 6. Simplified shapes |
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1. The Apparition (Dance of Salome) Symbolism 4. Sexuality vs. Morality 5. Watercolor painting
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1. The Eye Like a Strange Balloon Mounts Toward Infinity 4. Lithography 5. Shows another world Redon imagined |
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1. The Dream 4. Phallic objects represent male figures 5. Last completed work |
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1. The Vision After the Sermon 5. Symbolist 6. Old testament theme |
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1. Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going? 3.Tahitian landscape 4. Evokes original sin 5. Points to heaven and the after life
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1. Starry Night 3. Beginning of expressionism 4. Nature symbolizes life 5. Radical form 6. Conveys emotion rather than reality |
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1. La Goulue 3. Influenced by Japanese art 5. Very cartoonish 6. Features the popular dancer from Moulin Rouge |
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1. Christ's Entry into Brussels 3. Very distorted faces 4. Represents the second coming of Christ 5. Currently at the Getty 6. Radical style 7. Political image |
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1. Salome With the Head of John the Baptist 3. Art Nouveau 4. Horror vacuii 5. Organic curvy forms |
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1. A Wooded Landscape in Three Panels 6. Based on nature |
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1. The Kiss 3. Reflects his own life 4. Symbolist inspired 5. Woman is passive 6. Man is active |
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1. The Cry 3. Also known as "The Scream" 4. Thought to be autobiographical 5. Tons of emotional empathy 6. Very simplified shapes 7. Stolen and never recovered |
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1. Casa Mila 4. Very organic 5. No straight lines |
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1. Interior Stairwell, Tassel House 5. Staircase was the centerpiece 6. Organic interior |
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1. Wainright Building 5. Geometric form
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1. Robie House 5. Broke away from tradition 6. Not easy to live in |
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1. Woman with the Hat 4. Portrait of his wife 5. Fauvism 6. Controversial at the time |
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1. The Joy of Life 3. Fauvism 4. No progression of space 5. Figures dissolve into one another 6. Early modernism |
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1. Women of Avignon 3. Cubism 4. Very controversial 5. Women in a brothel 6. Much different than Picasso's other work |
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1. The Portuguese 3.Analytical Cubism 4. Shapes also function as signs 5. Shows a man playing guitar |
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1. Guitar, Sheet Music and Wine Glass 4. Synthetic Cubism 5. Started a rivalry with Braque
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1. Violin 3. Synthetic cubism 4. Created a visual equivalent to music 5. Assembly of flat or slightly bent shapes |
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1. Bird in Space 4. Presents the "Spirit of Flight" 5. Imagined it would be a mile high over the city
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1. Self Portrait with an Amber Necklace 3. Reclaims the nude female form for women 4. Very direct with her forward gaze 5. Presents herself as an emblem of fertility |
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1. Street, Dresden 3. Shows the claustrophobic anxiety of the artist 4. Focuses on sexual confrontation 5. Inspired by Munch
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1. The Last Supper 3. The figures look very angry 4. Used bold slabs of paint for faces and bodies 5. Religious image 6. About the emotions of himself and Jesus |
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1. A Crystal Day 3. Cubism 4. Long lines capture cosmic energy 5. Gives us the feeling of common life surging through nature |
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1. Sketch 1 for Composition VII 3. Horror vacuii 4. Heard noises when he saw his paintings 5. Meant to capture the emotion of the artist |
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1. Animal Destinies 3. Deep saturated hues 4. Used cubism to interlock lifeforms 5. Suggests death |
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1. The Niesen 5. Extremely geometric 6. Echos folk art |
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1. Self Portrait 3. Made of charcoal and splashes of watercolor 4. Shows his distorted self after his uncle cut him off financially 5. Sketched on paper
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1. The Tempest 3. Expressionism 4. About death 5. Violent brushstrokes show anxiety 6. Reflects the artist distress after a breakup |
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1. States of Mind I: Farewells 3. Cubism 4. Image of a train 5. Plastic dynamism |
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1. Installation Photograph of His Paintings in 0 3. Best known work was "Black Square" 4. Gave a sense of range and variety among his work 5. Supremetism |
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1. Counter Relief 3. Used the space of the room to create a small environment 4. Made of wood, cardboard, and metal 5. Not meant to evoke real objects |
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1. Suprematist Composition: Airplane Flying 3. Tried to used the black squares as symbols 4. Created a sensation of movement 5. Suggests a connection with the universe
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1. Model to Monument to the Third International 3. Actually a model for a building that was never built 4. Would have been the tallest structure in the wold at that time 5. Tatlins most famous work |
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1. Untitled Advertising Poster 4. Very geometric 5. Promoted literacy |
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1. Design for Sportswear 3. Bright colors 4. Energetic geometry 5. No connection to class, time period, ethnicity, or region |
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1. I and The Village 3. Cubism 4. Circular composition 5. Suggests the four seasons 6. Suggests the circle of life 7. Saturated colors |
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1. Melancholy and Mystery of a Street 3. Strong diagonal lines echo cubism 4. Wide open to interpretation 5. Offers a dreamscape |
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1. The Entombment of the Birds and the Butterflies 3. Evokes plant and animal forms 4. Title came after it was completed 5. Sought to capture abstract universal forces |
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1. Nude Descending a Staircase 3. Dadaism 4. Cubism 5. Wrote the name of the piece on it so people would know the figure was nude 6. Began as an illustration for a poem |
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1. Gift 3. Surrealism 4. Filled with innuendos of violence, pain, and sex 5. Dislocation of a hardware and a household item |
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1.Untitled 1922 3. Surrealism 4. Dadaism 5. Demonstrates the relationship between random and defiant art |
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1. The Spirit of Our Time 3. Dadaism 4. Made a dull object seem robotic 5. Objects used were initially considered junk
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1. Cut with the Kitchen Knife 3. Dadaism 4. Represents images of contemporary life 5. Collage
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1. As in the Middle Ages 3. Collaged images together then photographed them 4. Shows that the Nazis brought back the barbaric past |
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1. Never Again War! 3. Dadaism 4. Embodies personal content 5. Expressionism |
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1. Germany a Winter's Tale 3. Dadaism 4. Expressionism 5. Cubism |
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1. Departure 3. Hidden during the Nazi regime 4. Found in a barn 5. Symbolism represents life itself 6. Very claustrophoic |
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1. Composition 3. Surrealism 4. Made from imagination 4. Evokes human needs and urges 5. Idea of sex, struggle, and fear 6. Very childlike |
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1. The Entire City 4. Evokes extinct civilization
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1. The Persistence of Memory 3. Soft clocks were inspired by a plate of soft cheese 4. Surrealism 5. Created a dreamscape of mysterious objects 6. Title suggests looking to the past
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1. A False Mirror 3. Surrealism 4. Iris is an eery eclipsed sun 5. Reflects a distant sky 6. The eye absorbs the visual world |
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1. Object 3. Surrealism 4. Fur represents cubic hair 5. Thought to be revolting 6. Designed to trigger the unconscious |
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1. Head of a Woman 3. Surrealism 4. Reflects male perception and fear of women 5. Resembles African masks |
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1. Guernica 3. Scene of pain and suffering 4. Bull represents brutality 5. Horse represents the people |
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1. Behind the Gare Saint-Lazare 3. Surrealism 4. Establishes a creepy dialogue among objects 5. His best known image |
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1. The Two Fridas 3. Folk style 4. Represents the Frida and was and the Frida she wanted to be 5. Painted after her divorce |
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1. Composition No. II 3. Each square was assigned its own identity 4. Has a feeling of space 5. Everything is balanced 6. No foreground or background |
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1.Steiner House 3. Very geometric 4. Elegant feast for the eye 5. Cantilevered flat roof 6. 5 partition walls
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1. Light Space Modulator 3. Used as a prop in a ballet 4. Viewed as a tool to study light and space 5. Constructivism
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1. Bauhaus 4. Looks like its floating 5. Looks like an empty glass box |
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1. Villa Savoye 3. Partition walls leave an open space 4. Perfect square box 5. His most famous house |
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1. German Pavillion 3. Cantilevered roof 4. Very geometric |
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1. Three Women 3. Reduced to squares, circles, and cylinders 4. Nudes are practically identical 5. Color is kept to essentials |
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1. Fountain 3. Dadaism 4. Assisted readymade |