Across
- 2. Associated with pointed arches, dark themes, and intricate patterns.
- 6. A style that celebrates emotion, nature, and individualism.
- 7. Focuses on raw materials, especially concrete, in architecture.
- 13. Explores optical illusions through patterns and contrasting colors.
- 14. Focuses on emotional experience rather than physical reality.
- 15. A Dutch movement advocating geometric abstraction and primary colors.
- 17. Draws inspiration from popular culture, including advertisements and comics.
- 19. Known for vivid colors and bold brushwork, emphasizing emotional impact.
- 21. Depicts industrial and architectural scenes with sharp, clean lines.
- 25. Known for organic forms, flowing lines, and floral motifs.
- 26. Art that is so detailed it resembles high-resolution photography.
- 29. Focuses on capturing light and movement with quick brushstrokes.
- 32. A British style blending Cubism and Futurism, emphasizing dynamism.
- 34. Combines art and industry, focusing on practicality and modern forms.
- 35. Centers on simplicity, using few elements to create maximum effect.
- 36. Paintings so detailed they are often mistaken for photographs.
- 37. Inspired by classical antiquity, emphasizing harmony and discipline.
- 38. Builds on a movement before it, focusing on emotional depth and symbolism.
Down
- 1. Features elongated figures and exaggerated poses, popular in the late Renaissance.
- 3. A style that breaks subjects into geometric shapes and fragments.
- 4. A style that conveys ideas and emotions through symbols and metaphors.
- 5. Highlights everyday scenes from rural and small-town life.
- 8. Dramatic lighting with deep shadows, often used in religious themes.
- 9. A Russian movement focusing on basic geometric forms and pure color.
- 10. A movement that revived medieval architectural and artistic forms.
- 11. A style emphasizing form, color, and shapes over realistic representation.
- 12. Aiming to depict everyday life and subjects as they are.
- 16. Emphasizes large areas of color and minimal shapes for emotional resonance.
- 18. A protest movement rejecting traditional art forms, often absurd.
- 20. Combines fine art and design, focusing on functionality and simplicity.
- 21. Draws inspiration from tribal art and non-Western cultures.
- 22. Highlights speed, technology, and modernity in its forms and themes.
- 23. Known for its dramatic use of light, shadow, and rich details.
- 24. Explores the dreamlike and subconscious through imaginative imagery.
- 27. Combines spontaneity with emotional intensity on a large scale.
- 28. Uses tiny dots of color to create a cohesive image when viewed from afar.
- 30. Features elaborate ornamentation, pastel colors, and playful themes.
- 31. Characterized by geometric shapes, bold lines, and luxurious materials.
- 33. Revival of classical themes, emphasizing proportion and human beauty.