Cubism Answers

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Braque was inspired by _____________________________.

A
Fauvist artists and Picasso’s Le Demoiselles D’Avignon
B
Picasso’s Still Life with Chair Caining and Primitivism
C
Primitivism and Matisse’s work
D
the thought of creating completely original work
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How is the piece above a little different from Picasso’s other Cubist work?

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A
It is less flat looking.
B
He experimented with color.
C
The figure is identifiable.
D
It is his only painting with a female figure.
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What is similar about the two images below?

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A
Both contain earthlike colors.
B
Both reduce items to basic geometric forms.
C
They share a similar composition
D
They were painted by the same artist.
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What is the name of the piece above?

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A
The Guitar Player
B
Girl with a Mandolin
C
Houses at L’Estaque
D
Ma Jolie
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What is the name of this piece above?

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A
Le Demoiselles d’Avenue
B
Le Mademoiselles de Allouette
C
Le Demoiselles d’Avignon
D
Le Mademoiselles d’Avignon
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What significance does the above painting have?

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A
It is thought to have initiated the avant-garde movement of Cubism.
B
There was a lot of controversy over the subject matter.
C
It was banned from being shown.
D
It was Pablo Picasso’s final painting.
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What was the second major form of Cubism?

A
Broken
B
Fractured
C
Fractal
D
none of the above
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What unique characteristic does Braque’s work demonstrate?

A
He incorporated movement into his work using brushstrokes.
B
He reduced colors to their essentials as found in the earth.
C
He utilized deep shadows.
D
none of the above
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Which of the following explains why some audiences were not accepting of Cubism?

A
It was innovative, and not all people like change.
B
It wasn’t realistic.
C
It didn’t show off the artist’s skills in a traditional sense.
D
all of the above
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Which of the following explains why some audiences were not accepting of Cubism?

A
It was innovative, and not all people like change.
B
It wasn’t realistic.
C
It didn’t show off the artist’s skills in a traditional sense.
D
all of the above
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Picasso is considered __________________________.

A
the main pioneer in abstract art
B
a rebellious artist
C
a founding father of Cubism
D
a founding father of Fauvism
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What is Analytic Cubism?

A
a style that attempted to systematically fracture and rearrange the elements of an image
B
a style that took apart pieces of an image, and pieced them back together in a three-dimensional piece
C
a style that used mathematics
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What significance does the above painting have?

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A
It is thought to have initiated the avant-garde movement of Cubism.
B
There was a lot of controversy over the subject matter.
C
It was banned from being shown.
D
It was Pablo Picasso’s final painting.
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What is the name of the image above?

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A
Still Life with Chairs
B
Still Life with Chair Caining
C
Still Life Collage
D
Still Life with Items
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What is the name of the image above?

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A
Still Life with Chairs
B
Still Life with Chair Caining
C
Still Life Collage
D
Still Life with Items
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Which of the following artists most inspired Picasso?

A
Matisse
B
Braques
C
Gauguin
D
Duchamp
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What is similar about the two images below?

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A
Both contain earthlike colors.
B
Both reduce items to basic geometric forms.
C
They share a similar composition
D
They were painted by the same artist.
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What is Analytic Cubism?

A
a style that attempted to systematically fracture and rearrange the elements of an image
B
a style that took apart pieces of an image, and pieced them back together in a three-dimensional piece
C
a style that used mathematics
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What phase of Cubism describes the image above?

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A
Synthetic Cubism
B
Analytic Cubism
C
Braque's Cubism
D
Assemblage

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