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Q. Pointillism

A painting technique using small dots of pure color placed close together so they blend visually. (e.g., Georges Seurat)

Q. Modernism and Postmodernism

Modernism: Focus on originality, abstraction, and breaking traditions (late 19th– mid 20th c.). Postmodernism: Rejects fixed rules, embraces pluralism, irony, and mixed styles.

Q. Who invented Cubism?

Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque

Q. Expressionism

An art movement emphasizing emotional experience over realism, often with distorted forms and bold colors.

Q. Classicism

An art style based on Greek and Roman ideals of harmony, balance, proportion, and order.

Q. Mannerism

A late Renaissance style featuring elongated figures, exaggerated poses, and artificial elegance.

Q. History of Renaissance Art

Began in 14th-century Italy, revived classical learning, focused on humanism, realism, perspective, and anatomy.

Q. Four Steps of Teaching to Define Balance in Art

1. Explanation
2. Demonstration
3. Practice
4. Evaluation

Q. Concept of Drawing

Drawing is the use of lines and shading to represent forms on a flat surface.

Q. Arrangements of Objects

The organization of objects in an artwork to achieve balance, harmony, and visual interest (composition).

Q. Time Period of Impressionism

1860s–1890s

Q. Why Texture Is Used in Artwork?

To create visual interest, realism, contrast, and emotional impact.

Q. Name of the Oldest Cave Painting and Its Location

Lascaux Cave, France (also Chauvet Cave is older)

Q. Mesopotamian Art

Art of ancient Mesopotamia showing religion, kingship, and daily life, using reliefs and sculpture.

Q. Neo-Classicism

An 18th-century movement inspired by classical Greek and Roman art, stressing simplicity and moral themes.

Q. Realism

Depicts ordinary life truthfully, without idealization.

Q. Romanticism

An art movement emphasizing emotion, imagination, nature, and individualism.