Across
- 4. The perception of hues used in Impressionist art
- 7. A predominantly French art movement that went from 1867 to 1886 in opposition to romanticism
- 9. The philosophical belief humans create purpose or meaning in their own lives (Nietzsche's ideology)
- 10. Example 2 artist who favored symbolic content and formal structure
- 12. Example 3 artist was one of the prominent Mexican painters specializing in social inequality
- 14. Example 1 artist who painted both Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art featuring the "lower society"
Down
- 1. Example 4 artist included his Marxist political ideology in his art
- 2. The creation and advancement of machines that further aided in the development of art
- 3. A predominantly French art movement that developed roughly between 1886 and 1905 in opposition to impressionism itself
- 5. The type of colors used in Post-Impressionist art
- 6. The type of brush strokes used in Impressionist art pieces
- 8. Example 5 Artist who almost exclusively painted landscapes
- 11. Art that has no religious reference points
- 13. The type of brush strokes used in Post-Impressionist art