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Matching Game Answers!

Romare Bearden Collage artist, painter, scholar, cartoonist

Duke Ellington Jazz musician and composer

The Family (1973)—Collage

Mother and Child—Collage

The Blue Lady—Oil

The Cotton Pickers—Oil

Factory Works—Oil

Four Standing Musicians—Watercolor

He Walks on Water—Watercolor

Open Market—Watercolor

The Sea God—Collage

Harlem Renaissance A period of artistic rebirth in the 1920s; took place in Harlem, a district in New York

Collage Creating art by cutting paper and other materials and gluing them to a surface

Jazz music A type of music known for its rhythm, improvisation, and instrumental presence; big sound

Rhythm A strong, regular pattern of movement or sound; like a pulse

Mood a particular feeling or state of mind created through using colors and sometimes shape

Influence To have an effect upon an opinion, belief, or perspective

The Caribbean Islands near the Gulf of Mexico; Bearden had a second home here and was influenced by this place

The Great Migration This event happened in 1910; African Americans migrated North because of unfair treatment in the South; this is how Bearden ended up spending most of his childhood in Harlem

Medium The material or materials an artist uses to create work

Subjects Usually people or animals or objects in a work of art

Background Not the initial subject matter you see in an artwork, but what is going on behind it Foreground Where the initial subject matter is located in an artwork