ARTH 300 Crossword Puzzle

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Across
  1. 1. A style developed by Picasso and Braque. Artwork analyzed 3D objects on a 2D surface; fragments and redefines space.
  2. 4. Art that blended dreams with reality and explored the subconscious.
  3. 5. Art that depicts everyday people in a naturalistic way, often in rural or agricultural settings.
  4. 7. Generally encompasses art that emerged after 1970.
  5. 10. art A postmodern art movement that tried to increase recognition for the accomplishments of women artists both from the past and in the present.
  6. 11. Rejected the spontaneous painting style of Impressionism and developed more abstract styles, which influenced Modernism.
  7. 12. Primarily developed in Germany, this style expressed the importance of artist’s feelings, rather than the actual appearance of objects.
  8. 13. This style typically depicted scenes of leisure, the upper middle class, and the city and was usually painted with spontaneous, sketchy brushwork.
  9. 15. A style of art that flourished during the Enlightenment. Characterized by pastel colors, delicately curving forms, and a lighthearted mood.
  10. 17. The style means “wild beasts” and is characterized by explosive color and impulsive brushwork.
  11. 18. A style that purged art of any non-essential elements and often used simple/geometric forms and industrial materials.
  12. 19. Art that was made to amuse or outrage its viewers. Main formats included photomontage and readymades.
Down
  1. 2. A sub-category of Romanticism that reminds us of our insignificant nature and often illustrates awesome or indescribable experiences.
  2. 3. A post-WWII style that encompassed action painting and color field painting.
  3. 6. A style of art that flourished during the Enlightenment. Describes both an artistic style and an attitude. Focused on the imagination and the individual.
  4. 8. A general term for 20th century art movements.
  5. 9. Art in this style was representative of new innovations and technological advancements. Embodies speed and movement.
  6. 11. Art that drew inspiration from popular culture, and frequently made everyday objects monumental.
  7. 14. A style of art that flourished during the Enlightenment. Artists typically depicted classical subject matter that enforced personal morals and civic mindedness.
  8. 16. Manufactured objects that are selected, modified, and transformed into art works simply through the decision of the artist.