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Question 1.
Jackson Pollock's technique of pouring and flinging paint onto the canvas, usually on the floor, was called


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Question 2.
This style, pioneered by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, was noted for the geometry of its form, its fragmentation of objects, and its increasing abstraction.


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Question 3.
The early twentieth century artists who revered the beauty of speed and technology were part of a movement called


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Question 4.
Two artists who produced works that challenged gender associations were


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Question 5.
The two artists who helped pioneer Cubist landscapes were inspired by another great painter of landscapes,


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Question 6.
"Postmodernism" has been defined in part as


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Question 7.
The artist André Bréton issued a manifesto that described the point of "resolution between these two states, dream and reality." What was this movement?


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Question 8.
There were two basic styles of Surrealist painting. One style was associated with Salvador Dali, the other with Joan Miró. What were the styles?


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Question 9.
The Cubists tended to de-emphasize color in order to emphasize


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