NPX ART HISTORY FINAL EXAM PREP. ART HISTORY

1. NPX 8TH GRADE ART
HISTORY STUDY GUIDE
The Italian Renaissance to
Contemporary Art.
Final Exam Prep

2. Jan Van
Eyck
Arnolfini
Wedding
Rennaissance
1434

3. Leonardo da Vinci
Mona Lisa
Renaissance 1503

4. Leonardo da Vinci, Last Supper, Renaissance

5. Michelangelo, Sistine Chapel Fresco, Renaissance.
1512

6. Michelangelo, Sistine Chapel, Renaissance
Renaissance art:
● emphasized the
human figure.
● Natural looking
forms
● balance and
harmony
● linear perspective

7. Raphael
School of Athens, Renaissance

8. Durer, Self Portrait,
Northern Renaissance

9. Durer, Hare,
Watercolor,
Northern
Renaissance.

10. Caravaggio, Supper at Emmaus, Baroque style. 1601.
Baroque art had high contrast, slanted compositions, and
understandable subjects.

11. R
Rembrandt, The Night Watch, Baroque, 1642

12. Jacques-Louis David,
The Death of Marat,
Neoclassical. 1793

13. Jacques-Louis David, The oath of the Horatii, Neoclassical.
Neoclassical artists looked back on Roman times to create art
that related to those just and democratic times.

14. )
Monet, “La Grenouillère,” and 1869 Impressionism.
Monet is known as the father of Impressionism.

15. Monet, Impression Sunrise, Impressionism 1874
The Impressionists attempted to capture the light and the moment.

16. Manet, Le Déjeuner sur l’herbe, Impressionism

17. A Bar at the Folies-Bergère, 1882,
One of Manet's last paintings, Impressionism

18. Degas, Four Dancers, Impressionism

19. Degas,
1878 dancer with
bouquet of flowers,
Impressionism

20. Cezanne,Still Life with a Ginger Jar, Impressionism,
Cezanne is known as the father of Modern Art.

21. Cezanne, The Bay at L’Estaque, Impressionism

22. Vincent Van Gogh, Starry Night, Post Impressionism. 1889
The Post Impressionist used color to show emotion.

23. Vincent van Gogh, The Night Cafe, Post Impressionism

24. Wassily Kandinsky: Composition 6, Abstract (modern).. Kandinsky is known as the
first abstract artist. Abstract art came before abstract expressionism.

25. Matisse, Fauvist Still
Life, Modern
Matisse began a style
called Fauvism, which
used heightened,
unnatural colors to
convey raw emotion.

26. The Dessert: Harmony in Red, Matisse, Modern

27. Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (The Young Ladies of
Avignon) is a large oil painting created in 1907.
First cubism painting.
Pablo Picasso.

28. Guernica, Pablo Picasso,
cubism, Modern

29. Salvador Dali, the Persistence of Memory, Surrealism

30. Salvador Dali, Swans reflecting elephants, Surrealism. 1937

31. Night Hawks, Edward Hopper. American Realism

32. Diego Rivera, The Flower Vendor, Modern

33. Diego Rivera: Man at the Crossroads
Man at the Crossroads was a fresco by Diego Rivera in
New York City's Rockefeller Center. The painting was
controversial because it included an image of Lenin
and a Soviet Russian May Day parade.

34. Willem de Kooning;
Woman with Bicycle.
1952
De Kooning was an
abstract expressionist.
This American
abstract movement
use aggressive brush
strokes to convey
emotion and energy.

35. Roy Lichtenstein: Blam, Pop

37. Andy Warhol:
Campbell’s Soup Cans,
Pop Art.

38. Warhol,
Marylin,
Pop Art

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