Visual Art study guide

Word bank

1. Andy Warhol 8. Frida Kahlo

2. Dorothea Lange 9. Basquiat 

3. Vincent Van Gogh 10. Leonardo Da Vinci

4. Georgia O’Keeffe 11. Walt Disney

5. Banksy 12. Michelangelo 

6. Pablo Picasso 13. Faith Ringgold

7. Salvador Dali 14. Wayne Thiebaud

1. Realism in the arts is the attempt to represent subject matter truthfully2. Primitivism is a Western art movement that borrows visual forms from non-Western or

prehistoric peoples3. Renaissance art is the painting, sculpture and decorative arts of the period of European

history4. Impressionism is a 19th-century art movement characterized by relatively small, thin,

yet visible brush strokes, open composition, emphasis on accurate depiction of light in its changing qualities

Andy Warhol

100 million $ club Pittsburgh Scarlet fever POP ART

Dorthea Lange

Photography “WHITE ANGEL BREADLINE” (depression) “MIGRANT MOTHER”

Van Gogh

Impressionist CUT OFF HIS OWN EAR “STARRY NIGHT” ”AT ETERNITY’S GATE”

Georgia O’ Keeffe

One of the first female artists FLOWER PAINTINGS (ENLARGED/ZOOMED IN) Painted NYC Macular degeneration After vision loss used CLAY

Banksy

Street art Art is often—Rats, Apes, Soldiers Balloon girl Umbrella girl

Pablo Picasso

THE OLD GUITARIST African artwork style Guernica

Salvador Dali

Surrealism PERSISTANCE OF MEMORY (melting clocks) MUSTACHE DREAMLIKE STYLE OF ART

Frida Kahlo

Self portriats Suffered from polio and traffic accident UNIBROW Married Diego Rivera

Basquiat

Hit by a car Graffiti** (Samo) Mentor is Warhol ABSTRACT Died of overdose

Da Vinci

Monda lisa Last supper Vitruvian Painter

Walt Disney

FILM

Michelangelo

Painter Sculptor CISTINE CHAPEL PIETA

Faith Ringgold

QUILTS

Wayne Thiebaud

Famous painting “cakes” POP ART PAINTS FOOD