Tag Archives: Printmaking
Artist Birthday Quiz for 11/27~
What Spanish-born American artist’s well-known work is the large group sculpture in Central Park titled ”Alice in Wonderland”?
What Japanese artist moved to France, became a fixture on the 1920s Paris cafe circuit, and died a French citizen in 1968?
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Artist Birthday Quiz for 11/24~
This painter’s career coincided with two major developments in late 19th century Paris: the birth of modern printmaking and the explosion of nightlife culture.
This Belgian sculptor and painter was linked with 2 groups who helped to shape Modernism, as a member of De Stijl and later as a member of Abstraction-Création.
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Artist Birthday Quiz for 11/22~
Which German Expressionist painter and printmaker worked through a variety of styles before, at age 60, finding the technique in which he would work for the rest of his career?
Which French artist and photographer created an icon of the Surrealism movement when she represented the bestial nature of man with a close-up image of a baby armadillo?
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Artist Birthday Quiz for 11/10~
Which 18th-century English artist gained popularity for his morality paintings, and the engravings that were made from them?
Which American-born British sculptor was a proponent of the idea that the creative process is inseparably related to the material being used?
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Artist Birthday Quiz for 11/7~
What Spanish Baroque painter, whose work infrequently included landscapes, portraits, and still lifes, is especially noted for religious subjects?
What Czech-born American painter and printmaker maintained two studios in the 1920s, frequently traveling back and forth from Paris to New York City?
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Artist Birthday Quiz for 10/28~
This 18th century Italian painter of views of Venice (and also England during a sojourn there) produced a vast number of scenes of Venice, some representing actual sites while others were imaginary.
This Irish-born British figurative painter, known for his emotionally charged imagery, was in the 1937 group exhibition “Young British Artists” but the response was so dispiriting that he destroyed his paintings.
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