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Fauvism and Primitivism Answers

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Which of the following is the artist portraying in the image above?

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disgust
B
dissatisfaction
C
discontent
D
all of the above
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Primitive art reflected art from___________________________.

A
African cultures
B
Asian cultures
C
non-western cultures
D
European cultures
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How did Primitivism begin?

A
Artists wanted to embrace high society, while displaying its animalistic characteristics.
B
Artists were contemptuous toward city life and decadence.
C
Artists were jealous.
D
all of the above
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What artist created the image above?

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A
Emil Nolde
B
Henri Matisse
C
Kathe Kollwitz
D
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
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What Fauvist elements are present in the image above?

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A
vibrant colors
B
unconventional arrangement of the figures on the canvas
C
the rule of thirds
D
both A and B
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What did art critics compare the fauves to?

A
feral animals
B
wild beasts
C
untamed lions
D
jungle dwellers
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What do Fauvism and Primitivism have in common?

A
flattened figures
B
opposition to current culture
C
unrealistic color
D
arrangement of the picture
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What artist created the image above?

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A
Emil Nolde
B
Henri Matisse
C
Kathe Kollwitz
D
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
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What does the artist use as an expressive tool in the painting above?

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A
the arrangement of the picture
B
the emotions of the facial expressions
C
gestures
D
the pink colors
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What did Matisse believe about color?

A
It should come from within.
B
It should serve an expressive purpose.
C
It should be interpretive.
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How did Primitivism begin?

A
Artists wanted to embrace high society, while displaying its animalistic characteristics.
B
Artists were contemptuous toward city life and decadence.
C
Artists were jealous.
D
all of the above
12

What Fauvist elements are present in the image above?

Question illustration
A
vibrant colors
B
unconventional arrangement of the figures on the canvas
C
the rule of thirds
D
both A and B
13

What artist created the image above?

Question illustration
A
Emil Nolde
B
Henri Matisse
C
Kathe Kollwitz
D
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
14

Primitive art reflected art from___________________________.

A
African cultures
B
Asian cultures
C
non-western cultures
D
European cultures
15

What do Fauvism and Primitivism have in common?

A
flattened figures
B
opposition to current culture
C
unrealistic color
D
arrangement of the picture
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In the painting above, the artist used color to create what he called __________________.

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deliberate contrast
B
deliberate disharmonies
C
deliberate chaos
D
deliberate patterns
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Which of the following describes Fauvism?

A
characterized by impulsive brushwork and vibrant colors
B
characterized by deliberate brushstrokes and unrealistic color
C
characterized by beautiful landscapes and expressive color
D
characterized by images of wild beasts
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Which of the following describes Fauvism?

A
characterized by impulsive brushwork and vibrant colors
B
characterized by deliberate brushstrokes and unrealistic color
C
characterized by beautiful landscapes and expressive color
D
characterized by images of wild beasts
19

What artist created the image above?

Question illustration
A
Emil Nolde
B
Henri Matisse
C
Kathe Kollwitz
D
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
20

What artist created the image above?

Question illustration
A
Emil Nolde
B
Henri Matisse
C
Kathe Kollwitz
D
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

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