1. Paris, France

2. Pablo Picasso

3. Georges Braque

4. Impressionists

5. Fauves

6. wild animals

7. Geometric

8. Juan Gris

9. Analytic Cubism A style of art developed by Pablo Picasso and George Braque which examined the subject to portray all sides of the image simultaneously.

10. Synthetic Cubism A style of art employing abstracted geometric forms including the use of the collage method.

11. Weimar Republic 1914-18 1914 - 1918

12. Germany

13. CABARET

14. MAX BECKMANN

15. EDVARD MUNCH

16. NORWAY

17. The Scream

18. Human Condition

19. Expressionism A 20 th Century art movement developed in Germany. This style of art is dominated by the artist’s personal vision of the subject conveying an emotional dimension

20. Triptych – a painting comprised of three separate panels

22. Philosophical

23. Visual Arts

24. Andre Breton

25. Georgio De Chirico

26. A. Optical Illusions B. Dreamscapes C. Size/Spatial Relationships D. Impossible Realities

27. Salvador Dali

28. 1931

29. Rene Magritte

30. Clouds need to be disciplined

31. Hegelian Dialectic – a philosophy developed by Georg Hegel which states that one concept (thesis) generates it’s own opposite (anti- thesis) and the interaction of the two leads to another new concept (synthesis)

32. Thumbnail – a rough or preliminary sketch often associated with brainstorming in the art process

33. Mock-up – a scaled, finished drawing or model representing the final product

34. Palette – a tool to aid the artist in color mixing and painting

35. Wax Resist – the method of applying wax to the picture plane in areas to prevent paint from coating

36. Sculpture in the Round

37. Relief Sculpture

38. High Relief

39. Bas Relief

40. COINS

41. Venus of Willendorf

42. Sculpture in the Round

43. A. Modeling B. Carving C. Casting D. Assembly

44. Representational – works of art representing something from the natural or human-made world

45. Non-objective – artworks not depicting a specific object, but could represent a concept

46. High Relief – Sculpted forms that protrude boldly from the background Bas Relief – Sculpted forms that project slightly from the background

47. Relief Sculpture – three - dimensional artwork in which the forms are attached to a background

48. Modeling – sculpting process where a soft pliable material can be shaped, added to or reduced

49. Casting – sculpture process in which a media is melted and poured into a mold or investment to create the form

50. ASSEMBLY – Sculpting process in which the artist creates or gathers media to put together the artwork

51. Carving – the reductive method of sculpting in which the sculpted form is cut or chipped from the media

52. Sculpture in the Round – a sculpted form surrounded by space on all sides

53. Multiple

54. 1,000

55. Chinese

56. woodblock

57. MONEYMONEY

58. Johannes Guttenberg

59. Movable

60. A. Relief Printing B. Intaglio C. Lithography D. Screen Printing

61. Relief Printing – print method in which the image to be printed is raised from the printing plate Intaglio – print method in which the image to be printed is cut or carved into the surface of the plate

62. Lithography – printing process which etches the image into limestone, each plate devoted to a color Screen Printing – a process in which the image to be printed passes through a stencil created on stretched silk

63. EGYPT

64. FAT TUESDAY

65. LENT

66. Fertility

67. NILE

68. Pagan

69. FLOAT

70. Bacchanal

71. Halloween

72. Essay Question Using complete sentences and proper grammar write a minimum of one paragraph about your favorite art lesson of the 2009-2010 school year. You may include methods and cultural facts to explain your decision

73. Drawing – Draw an autobiographical picture