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ABC about Post-ImpressionismVersion en ligne Learn about the most important vocabulary related to Post-Impressionism with this fun game. par Clara Grau Ribó A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A French for “in the open air.” In art, it means sketching or painting out of doors, as opposed to in a studio. Starts with B Oil painting by the French artist Paul Cézanne. Starts with C Surname of the Post-Impressionist artist that painted many Still Lives. Starts with D Artistic style founded by Georges Seurat. Starts with E Post-Impressionists valued this over reality. Starts with F Representing a form or figure in art that retains clear ties to the real world. Starts with G Resembling or using the simple rectilinear or curvilinear lines used in geometry. Starts with H A particular gradation of color; a shade or tint. Starts with I A style of painting, which began in France in the 1860s, in which the artist tries to represent the effects of light on an object, person, area of countryside, etc. Starts with J French term coined in the late nineteenth century to describe the craze for Japanese art and design in the West. Contains K The way paint is put on to a surface with a brush. In Post-Impressionism, is usually short and visible. Starts with L A painting or drawing of the land or natural environment. Starts with M A work of art rendered in only one color. Starts with N Faithful adherence to nature; factual or realistic representation. Starts with O A paint in which pigment is suspended in oil, which dries on exposure to air. Starts with P The range of colors used by an artist in making a work of art. Starts with Q Adjective that defines the fast brushstrokes used by some Post-Impressionists. Starts with R A style that consists in showing things as they are in life. Starts with S A painting of an arrangement of fruit, flowers, or other assorted objects. Starts with T Adjective to define brushstrokes with a lot of paint like Van Gogh's. Starts with U Quality of not being natural, like the colors used by Post-Impressionists. Starts with V Surname of a Post-Impressionist artist who cut off his ear. Starts with W Paints composed of pigments ground to an extremely fine texture in an aqueous solution of gum Arabic or gum tragacanth. Contains X Adjective to define an artwork that shows feelings and thoughts. Contains Y Surname of the art critic that first refered to the term "Post-Impressionism". Starts with Z Surname of the writer who was a close friend of Cézanne.

ABC about Post-ImpressionismVersion en ligne

Learn about the most important vocabulary related to Post-Impressionism with this fun game.

par Clara Grau Ribó

Starts with A

French for “in the open air.” In art, it means sketching or painting out of doors, as opposed to in a studio.

Starts with B

Oil painting by the French artist Paul Cézanne.

Starts with C

Surname of the Post-Impressionist artist that painted many Still Lives.

Starts with D

Artistic style founded by Georges Seurat.

Starts with E

Post-Impressionists valued this over reality.

Starts with F

Representing a form or figure in art that retains clear ties to the real world.

Starts with G

Resembling or using the simple rectilinear or curvilinear lines used in geometry.

Starts with H

A particular gradation of color; a shade or tint.

Starts with I

A style of painting, which began in France in the 1860s, in which the artist tries to represent the effects of light on an object, person, area of countryside, etc.

Starts with J

French term coined in the late nineteenth century to describe the craze for Japanese art and design in the West.

Contains K

The way paint is put on to a surface with a brush. In Post-Impressionism, is usually short and visible.

Starts with L

A painting or drawing of the land or natural environment.

Starts with M

A work of art rendered in only one color.

Starts with N

Faithful adherence to nature; factual or realistic representation.

Starts with O

A paint in which pigment is suspended in oil, which dries on exposure to air.

Starts with P

The range of colors used by an artist in making a work of art.

Starts with Q

Adjective that defines the fast brushstrokes used by some Post-Impressionists.

Starts with R

A style that consists in showing things as they are in life.

Starts with S

A painting of an arrangement of fruit, flowers, or other assorted objects.

Starts with T

Adjective to define brushstrokes with a lot of paint like Van Gogh's.

Starts with U

Quality of not being natural, like the colors used by Post-Impressionists.

Starts with V

Surname of a Post-Impressionist artist who cut off his ear.

Starts with W

Paints composed of pigments ground to an extremely fine texture in an aqueous solution of gum Arabic or gum tragacanth.

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ABC about Post-ImpressionismVersion en ligne

par Clara Grau Ribó

Starts with A

French for “in the open air.” In art, it means sketching or painting out of doors, as opposed to in a studio.

Starts with B

Oil painting by the French artist Paul Cézanne.

Starts with C

Surname of the Post-Impressionist artist that painted many Still Lives.

Starts with D

Artistic style founded by Georges Seurat.

Starts with E

Post-Impressionists valued this over reality.

Starts with F

Representing a form or figure in art that retains clear ties to the real world.

Starts with G

Resembling or using the simple rectilinear or curvilinear lines used in geometry.

Starts with H

A particular gradation of color; a shade or tint.

Starts with I

A style of painting, which began in France in the 1860s, in which the artist tries to represent the effects of light on an object, person, area of countryside, etc.

Starts with J

French term coined in the late nineteenth century to describe the craze for Japanese art and design in the West.

Contains K

The way paint is put on to a surface with a brush. In Post-Impressionism, is usually short and visible.

Starts with L

A painting or drawing of the land or natural environment.

Starts with M

A work of art rendered in only one color.

Starts with N

Faithful adherence to nature; factual or realistic representation.

Starts with O

A paint in which pigment is suspended in oil, which dries on exposure to air.

Starts with P

The range of colors used by an artist in making a work of art.

Starts with Q

Adjective that defines the fast brushstrokes used by some Post-Impressionists.

Starts with R

A style that consists in showing things as they are in life.

Starts with S

A painting of an arrangement of fruit, flowers, or other assorted objects.

Starts with T

Adjective to define brushstrokes with a lot of paint like Van Gogh's.

Starts with U

Quality of not being natural, like the colors used by Post-Impressionists.

Starts with V

Surname of a Post-Impressionist artist who cut off his ear.

Starts with W

Paints composed of pigments ground to an extremely fine texture in an aqueous solution of gum Arabic or gum tragacanth.

Contains X

Adjective to define an artwork that shows feelings and thoughts.

Contains Y

Surname of the art critic that first refered to the term "Post-Impressionism".

Starts with Z

Surname of the writer who was a close friend of Cézanne.