| gaurde | | Judges art |
| Armory | | Type of paints |
| impasto | | Associated with the Aschcan School |
| nude | | The second order of classical Greek architecture |
| starving | | An 18th century style which emphasized the carefree life |
| Modernism | | Supports a painter's canvas |
| splatter | | To fling paint |
| Bellagio | | A method of painting on plaster |
| okeeffe | | Fabric material used to paint on |
| selfportrait | | "Trick of the eye" |
| gouache | | The ________ Show, an exhibition in 1913 |
| oils | | Group of artists who recaptured the Renaissance in the 17th century |
| ceramics | | German school of art and design |
| Boston | | Museum volunteer |
| ionic | | Italian for "beautiful lake" |
| Rivera | | The angle of which something is looked at or considered (abbr.) |
| Steiglitz | | An unclothed live model |
| chiaroscuro | | Mexican muralist |
| trompeloeil | | Paintings of subjects and scenes from everyday life |
| Bauhaus | | Avante _________ |
| canvas | | The use of light and dark shading in painting |
| studio | | Pablo Picasso's specialty |
| basrelief | | Surreal artist |
| easel | | _______-Classicism |
| Dada | | One's own image (hyph.) |
| NYC | | The art of pottery which is fired in a kiln |
| critic | | Artist known for her flower paintings |
| Cubism | | Artist hub (abbr.) |
| fresco | | 1960s art movement which included Warhol and Johns |
| exhibit | | Progressive art movement beginning in the early 20th century |
| blue | | "Low-raised work" |
| theeight | | A heavy, opaque watercolor paint |
| Preraphealites | | Prominent photographer, gallery owner, and #___ across/down's husband |
| Salon | | "Readymade" art |
| Pop | | The very thick application of paint (e.g. Van Gogh) |
| Met | | The capital of Massachusetts |
| Rococo | | Primary color |
| POV | | A public showing of works of art |
| Dali | | A 17th century annual exhibition held in Paris, presented by the Royal French Academy |
| genre | | Famous NY museum |
| Neo | | "_______ artist" |
| docent | | Artist's lair |