Exam 29: Modernism in Europe, 1900 to 1945

Delaunay's version of Cubism, referred to as Orphism, gave a crucial role to which element of painting?

Which modern technological innovation is Delaunay referencing in his Orphic painting Homage to Blériot ?

Which Dada artist modified mass-produced objects into "readymades" given the status of art in the eyes of viewers?

Which two artists were the founders of Cubism, with its rejection of pictorial illusionism?

​ What term do art historians use to describe the process Joan Miró employed to paint such works as Painting ?

What element of architecture did German architect Adolf Loos theorize was unnecessary and wasteful?

Picasso's radical painting Les Demoiselles d'Avignon reveals his fascination with ancient Iberian sculpture as well as the artistic traditions of which continent?

After World War I, German artists sought a clear-eyed and honest image of the modern world, and this artistic movement came to be called what?

What term was applied to Surrealist and other avant-garde art by Hitler and the Nazi regime in 1930s and 1940s Germany?

What element of André Derain's The Turning Road, L ' Estaque does he intend to reflect the energy of the landscape he was painting?

In what country did the early-20th-century Futurist movement, with its revolutionary manifestos, arise?

The discrepancy between the image and the caption in René Magritte's The Treachery ( or Perfidy ) of Images shows the influence of which contemporary field of study?

Which Dada artist is known as a master of photomontage?

What is the height of Vera Mukhina's stainless-steel sculpture Worker and Collective Farm Woman ?

What term describes the modernist process Braque has applied to the form of the musician in his painting The Portuguese ?

Which architect created "skin and bones" buildings on the basis of the motto "less is more"?

Which artistic medium is represented by Cubist works such as Still Life with Chair-Caning and Bottle, Newspaper, Pipe, and Glass ?

What did Dadaists believe led to the destruction and loss of life of World War I?

Paul Klee thought of painting's ability to express feelings, through color, form, and line, as similar to what other type of art?

The Villa Savoye embodies Le Corbusier's theories about which genre of architecture?