Complementary Colors / Klee Studyguide

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  1. 4. __________________ was a German artist whose style is hard to classify; mostly Expressionist and Abstract (first and last)
  2. 6. Klee produced almost 10,000 works of _________________ before he died in 1940.
  3. 7. Adding one complement to another will reduce the __________________ of the color.
  4. 10. Degenerate Art is a term adopted by the Nazis to describe ___________________ art.
  5. 11. Mixing equal amounts of two complements together will create a neutral _______________
  6. 13. Complementary colors are direct _________________________, or across from each other, on the color wheel.
  7. 14. In 1920, Klee began to ________________ art in Germany.
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  1. 1. The complement of each _________________ color is the color made by mixing the other two primaries
  2. 2. Klee made many pencil drawings that showed his attraction to linear ___________________ imagery.
  3. 3. The Nazis declared his work “______________________ art.”
  4. 5. After receiving his fine arts degree, Klee went to Italy and studied the ________________ painters.
  5. 8. Klee’s art changed dramatically after a visit to ___________________ in 1914.
  6. 9. At the beginning of his art career, Klee showed talent in black and white drawing, but struggled with ________________.
  7. 12. Placing complements _____________ to each other will intensify each other’s brightness.