| expressionism | | Were just two subjects that permeated much of Warhol's work |
| orozco | | Is known for images of trees in his early work but later explored purely abstract girds of primary colors, white, and black |
| anti-hitler work | | The Futurist alignment with technology eventually makes other associate them with |
| bases | | Rivera and Kahlo's interest was reflected in their collection of artifacts and archeological finds |
| pain marriage and sterile | | Kandinsky is also categorized as what type of artist |
| johns | | works like Bottlerack and Fountain are examples of |
| Rauschenberg and johns | | Explored ideas fo the signifier and signified in works such as Flag |
| archetypes | | The title of the work that seems to embody the logical conclusion of the continuing breakdown in hierarchy |
| Rodchenko | | John Heartfield explored the political ideas concerning Germany in his |
| masterpieces | | Rauschenberg often worked in what media, which can be seen in works like Bed |
| anti-war-political | | Is known as the originator of Suprematism, beginning with figurative works but simplyfying to geopetric forms |
| Mondrian | | The most innovative modern sculptor of the early 20th century was |
| Rodin | | Two artists whom reintroduced a sense of control that contradicted the gestural aspectsof abstract expressioninm |
| rivera | | Brancusi initially was influenced by which artist |
| pure feeling | | Rivera and Siqueiros both supported this type of innovations, for spreading the wealth distribution and experimenting with new artistic techniques |
| Kandinsky | | Some of Kirchner's street works combine the idea of well-dressed wealthy people with a mask-like |
| music | | Two of the other subjects that Brancusi reworked many times |
| sleeping muse | | Both artists are considered part of the Pop movement |
| malevich | | Rivera and other Mexican artist believed that this type of art form was the most effective for reaching the masses and spreading their political ideals |
| warhol | | Were interested in ideas of motion and speed and used cubist techniques to explore theses new technological innovations |
| kahlo | | L.H.O.O.Q. is and example of |
| Boccioni | | Brancusi takes an interest not just in the artwork but also in the way it is presented by creating and building his own |
| readymade | | Worked as both a Futurist painter and sculptor |
| technological | | three themes/motifs that continue through the body of Kahlo's work |
| Lichtenstein | | Warhol created multiple images of work by using which process |
| abstract | | Kirchner was part of which German movement, that expressed emotions through the aggressive and intense use of color |
| mixed | | Paints images from mass media, comic strips, advertisements, etc. that seemed ironic for commentary on consumerist society |
| experimental art | | This artist spent many years in Europe studying old masters as well as new styles before returning to Mexico |
| Lichtenstein and Warhol | | Is known as a constructivist photographer and was innovative for his use of new angles and perspectives |
| Tatlin | | One of the subjects that Brancusi reworked many times |
| ready-made | | The founder of Constructivism who designed the Model for the Monument to the 3rd International |
| Pollock | | Worked off the premise that if fine art could be commercial (galleries and museums paying millions for works of art), then commercial could be fine art |
| pre-colombian art | | Siqueiros was consistently dedicated to the ideals of the revolution while this artist later changed his mind after seeing the horrors, deceit, and bloodshed of the supposed revolutionaries |
| african and oceanic art | | He is known as the pre-eminent abstract expressionist |
| appropriate | | Pollock's work is also known as |
| murals | | Lichtenstein later he starts making paintings in a graphic of previous |
| action-painting or all-over-painting | | what influenced Kandinsky that is evidenced in his writings and in the titles to his works, such as improvisations and compositions |
| marylin monroe and campbell's soup | | Although her work is highly personal, the Kahlo's inclusion of pre-columbian and contemporary symbols also makes her work what for a larger audience |
| Brancusi | | The artist credited with the first purely abstract work is |
| all-over and monochromatic | | Early in Pollock's career, he is interested in the ideas of Jung's |
| monogram | | One of the few women artists, who painted mostly self-portraits throughout her lifetime |
| italian futurist | | Dada was not non-political but rather |
| silk screem | | Two characterized that are known of Pollock's drip paintings |
| birds and columns | | Rauschenberg often explored ideas of sexuality leaving interpretation up to the viewer with works like this, which serves as an example of combined work |
| black square | | Suprematist works were not just geometrical abstractions but explorations of |
