Across
- 6. 1885-1900 more distortion, random painting strategy, Van Gogh
- 8. 1790-1850 intense emotion, favors individual, glorifies past
- 11. 1600-1740 focuses on exaggerated forms, everyday life/religion
- 14. 1905-1920 mood and emotions of artist most important, no naturalism
- 15. 1530-1600 distortion and illusion to add drama, mythology/religion
Down
- 1. 1400-1530 geometric perspective and naturalism, mythology
- 2. 1900-1950 cubism, dadaism, surrealism, new forms and mediums, offensive subjects, Picasso
- 3. 1760-1840 renewal of classic style, secular, no emotion, everyday life
- 4. 1950-present new mediums, performative art, abstract expressionism, pop art, anything
- 5. 1740-1760 vibrant asymmetrical, curved lines, secular
- 7. 1000-1400 flat, religion, hung in churches
- 9. 1870-1880 realism but distorted image, portraits, everyday life
- 10. 1900-1910 color provides emotion and reaction
- 12. 1850-1900 art is meant to depict life as it really is, NO EMOTION, working class
- 13. 1420-1530 small details, realistic surroundings, everyday life