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This painting is an example of what artistic style?
Romanticism (it's by Goya!)
True or False: The Generation of '98 was a movement of writers and poets, but NOT artists.
True
What is a typical theme of impressionsim?
TEACHER JUDGES ANSWER. Textbook says: landscapes and scenes of everyday life, showing light.
What is a typical theme of the Generation of '98?
TEACHER JUDGES ANSWER. Textbook says: problems in Spain such as the loss of Spanish territories, political crises, social issues
What is a typical theme of Romanticism?
TEACHER JUDGES ANSWER. Textbook says: individualism, freedom, feelings, love and death.
What is a typical theme of realism?
TEACHER JUDGES ANSWER. Textbook says: realistic descriptions and analysis of society at that time.
This painting shows the theme of: A) everyday life B) death C) freedom
B) death
This painting shows: A) an artists impression B) an imaginary scene C) a realistic scene
C) A realistic scene (it's by Joaquín Agrasot)
This painting is an example of which artistic style?
Romanticism (It's by Goya)
This painting is an example of which artistic style?
Impressionsim (It's by Sorolla)
True or False: Francisco de Goya was a writer.
FALSE: He was an artist.
True or False: Miguel de Unamuno was a writer.
TRUE
Multiple choice: Antonio and Manuel Machado were poets of which artistic movement? Romanticism, Realism, or the Generation of '98
Generation of '98
Multiple choice: Who painted this painting? Francisco de Goya, Benito Pérez Galdos, Joaquín Sorolla, or Salvador Dalí.
Joaquín Sorolla
What is the style of this painting?
Impressionism (it's by Sorolla)
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