Passion Unit Vocabulary Quiz

2. the types of brushstrokes, subject matter
4. (1483-1520) he believed that experiencing beautiful things would enlighten your soul.
6. (400-1400 A.D.) religious symbolism
11. He was born in 1881 and lived until 1973. He's most famous for Cubism. That's when things look like they're broken up into little cubes."
12. naturalistic details and classical ideals, ideal proportions of the human figure and the rules of perspective
15. 1853-1890, known for his intense colors and fierce brushstrokes he liked the way the thick paint revealed the colors and his feelings about the scene
16. 1848 to 1903, He was a Post-Impressionist. He got famous for his bright, pure colors of paint and his exotic landscapes of Tahiti.
17. to create a 3-D space in a flat painting.
18. It was about painting actual places, events and people, Realists thought traditional religious and mythological subjects were a bad idea. They said artists should only use subjects that they can see.
19. what the art shows, the theme, the main idea
20. he painted real people, not idealized or historical subjects. He

1. 14th, 15th, and 16th centuries (1300s-1500s) the great European revival of art, literature, and learning
3. Unlike the Impressionists, they felt it was important to use color to show mood and emotion in their paintings
5. more naturalistic colors, plus shadows and modeling, for a different look
7. Vinci 1452 to 1519, his use of color and composition has influenced countless artists."
8. 1490 to 1576, first great artist to paint with oil on canvas, his bold and brilliant colors dazzled the world… Titian usually painted only famous or important people. Generally, that meant people from the Bible or classical Greek or Roman myths, or important people in his own
9. hues, tones and intensity used to convey the message
10. posing for a formal painting or sculpture
13. realistic subject matter is displayed in broken up odd shapes and forms
14. how something is planned or arranged