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A) Vincent van Gogh B) Henri Matisse C) Claude Monet D) Pablo Picasso
A) Berlin B) London C) New York D) Paris
A) 1910 B) 1905 C) 1925 D) 1890
A) 10 B) 5 C) 8 D) 3
A) Vincent van Gogh B) Edvard Munch C) Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec D) Paul Cézanne
A) John Ruskin B) Louis Vauxcelles C) Clement Greenberg D) Émile Zola
A) Guernica B) Woman with a Hat C) Water Lilies D) Starry Night
A) Baroque B) Cubism C) Surrealism D) Impressionism
A) Strong color and painterly qualities over representational values. B) Minimalist compositions with neutral tones. C) Detailed realism and subdued colors. D) Geometric shapes and monochromatic palettes.
A) Paul Cézanne. B) Vincent van Gogh. C) Maurice de Vlaminck. D) Henri Matisse.
A) He had no significant influence on the movement. B) He was a financial supporter but not involved creatively. C) He was an inspirational teacher and philosophical leader for early Fauves. D) He was a critic who opposed their style.
A) The 1910 Cubism Showcase. B) The 1925 Surrealist Fair. C) The 1896 Impressionist Exhibition. D) The 1904 exhibition, French Primitives.
A) Vincent van Gogh B) Georges Seurat C) Paul Gauguin D) Henri Matisse
A) African and Oceanic art. B) Impressionist landscapes. C) Baroque sculptures. D) Renaissance paintings.
A) He discouraged experimentation with color. B) He had no significant impact on his students. C) He set them on the right artistic paths. D) He disturbed their complacency and took them off the roads.
A) André Derain. B) Maurice de Vlaminck. C) Paul Cézanne. D) Henri Matisse.
A) The bicycle. B) The automobile. C) The horse-drawn carriage. D) The train.
A) Guernica. B) The Starry Night. C) The Card Players. D) Luxe, Calme et Volupté.
A) Albert Marque B) Henri Rousseau C) Paul Cézanne D) André Derain
A) Charles Camoin B) Albert Marquet C) Henri Matisse D) Maurice de Vlaminck
A) Ten works. B) Twenty works. C) Five works. D) None, as he died during the show.
A) It led to further criticism from other artists. B) It had a very positive effect, boosting his morale after bad reception. C) Matisse decided to abandon Fauvism. D) He became disillusioned with the art market.
A) Pointillism of Seurat and other Neo-Impressionist painters. B) Renaissance art techniques. C) Baroque painting styles. D) Classical Greek sculpture.
A) John Russell B) Henri Matisse C) Gustave Moreau D) Paul Cézanne
A) Albert Marquet B) Henri Matisse C) Jean Puy D) Maurice de Vlaminck
A) Cubism B) Van Gogh's Post-Impressionism C) Symbolism D) Impressionism
A) Maurice de Vlaminck. B) André Derain. C) Henri Matisse. D) Robert Antoine Pinchon.
A) Henri Matisse B) Charles Camoin C) Albert Marquet D) Maurice de Vlaminck
A) Paul Cézanne. B) Robert Delaunay. C) André Derain. D) Henri Matisse.
A) Matisse. B) André Derain. C) Metzinger. D) Paul Cézanne.
A) Gustave Moreau. B) Paul Cézanne. C) Vincent van Gogh. D) John Russell.
A) Othon Friesz B) Henri Matisse C) Maurice de Vlaminck D) Albert Marquet |