Art Movements 1850-1970

Arts and crafts are a response to industrialisation and the rise of factory mass production at the expense of traditional craftsmanship. From 1890 to 1910, what was the ornamental, organic style found in architecture, textiles, and illustration?

Which of the following movements began in 1916 led by African American artists, including writers, musicians, dancers, and actors, to portray the African American experience in art? Hint: The term invokes a rebirth of African American creativity.

Founded in the 1960s, what movement involves art that plays with the eye by using devices such as high contrast, moiré patterns, geometric shapes, and vibrant colors to create optical illusions?

In 1919, a school of modern design was founded in Germany to further the ideals that the craftsman-designer could be involved in industrial mass production to create affordable art and architecture. What is the name of this movement?

From 1907 to the 1920s, founders of this movement include Picasso, Braque, and Gris, all of whom were inspired by African art and the late Cezanne. Which movement depicted the appearance of subjects into fragmented, reassembled geometric schemas?

Originating in the 1950s, artists chose ordinary, mass-produced objects as their subjects, often using advertising techniques or comic book styles, in which of the following international art movements?

Which art movement was pioneered by women artists of the late 1960s, concentrating on combined female subjects or materials, to make a statement about the role of women in society?

The name of this movement, French for hobby horse, represents the nonsensical nature of its art. Which of the following began in 1916 as a revolt against World War I that rebelled against traditional forms of logic, art and culture?

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