Movements

Balance 

Movement

Proportion

Rhythm 

Variety 

Emphasis 

Quiz

Section 1
1. Vincent van Gogh / The Church at Auvers
2. Edward Degas / The Dance Class
3. Henri Paul Gaugin / Nevermore
4. Georges Seurat / Young Woman Powdering Herself
5. Mark Rothko / Sotheby's
6. Lucian Freud / Lucian Freud

Section 2
1.Mark Rothko
2. Henri Matisse
3. Andy Warhol
4. Pablo Picasso
5. Lucian Freud
6. Paul Klee
7. Paul Cezanna
8. William de Kooning

Originals

Five Movements in Art

Cubism:splintered shapes, flattened space and geometric blocks of color-quest to find a new concept of painting 

Fauvism:explosive colors and impulsive brushwork, advancing the colorist tradition of the Impressionists (short strokes of pure color 

Symbolism: A picture that symbolizes something else. Wine can get a person drunk. And the fuzziness and twirl effect make the image appear like you are drunk and looking at the scene. It symbolizes being intoxicated. 

Pop Art:  Characterized by bold, simple, everyday imagery, and vibrant block colours, it was interesting to look at and had a modern "hip" feel. The bright colour schemes also enabled this form ofavant-garde art to emphasise certain elements in contemporary culture, and helped to narrow the divide between the commercial arts and the fine arts.

Kinetic Art:Optical illusion, motion highlights, and multidimensional movement.