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Art Recognition (yr2)

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Students will have 20 pictures from the following list. 

By looking at the picture, students will identify artist and painting's title.

 

Artist Painting Style
Andy Warhol Michael Jackson Pop Art
Georges Seurat La Grande Jatte Post-impressionism
Claude-Oscar Monet Water Lilies Impressionism
Ran Ortner
 Open Water No. 24 Photorealism
Diego Rivera La Civilizacion Tarasa Post-Modernism
Hans Jean Arp Cravates Dadaism
Henri Rousseau Sleeping Gypsy Primitive Surrealism
Georgia O'Keefe Red Canna Representationalism
Georges Seurat La Parade du Cirque Post-impressionism
Henri Matisse Blue Table-Cloth Modern Art
Wassily Kandinsky
 The Great Gate of Kiev Modern Art
Grant Wood American Gothic Social Realism
Jackson Pollock Mural Abstract expressionism
Gustav Klimt Avenu-Schloss Kaven Symbolism
Leonardo da Vinci Lady with an Ermine High Renaissance
Jan Van Eyck
 Giovanni Arnolfini High Renaissance
Paolo Veronese Nozze di Cana High Renaissance
MC Escher Waterfall Op Art
Norman Rockwell Girl With Black Eye American Realism
Pablo Picasso Head Woman Cubism
Mark Tansey Forward Retreat Post-modern
Marc Chagall I and the Village Modernism
Paolo Uccello St Giorgio And the Dragon Late Gothic
Rene Magritte Specchio Falso Surrealism
Pierre Auguste Renoir Baldu Moulin de la Galett Impressionism
Pieter Bruegel Babel Tower Flemish Renaissance
Raphael Cowper Madonna Classicism
Rembrandt Militia Company Dutch Realism
Rembrandt Belshazzar's Feast Dutch Realism
Salvadore Dali The Enigma of Desire Surrealism
Vincent van Gogh Potato Eaters Post-impressionism
Vincent van Gogh Cypresses Post-impressionism

 

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