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Spanish Artists

Spanish Artists. Question and Answer Samples and Techniques. This artist used a combination of light and shadow to give his paintings depth. Velazquez. He was a court painter for 3 different Spanish kings. Goya. The love of his life was Gala, the woman that predominates most of his works.

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Spanish Artists

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  1. Spanish Artists Question and Answer Samples and Techniques

  2. This artist used a combination of light and shadow to give his paintings depth. Velazquez

  3. He was a court painter for 3 different Spanish kings. Goya

  4. The love of his life was Gala, the woman that predominates most of his works. Dali

  5. This artist opened his own museum. Dali

  6. He was not born in Spain but rather on the island of Crete.. Greco

  7. This artist was the father of Cubism.. Picasso

  8. This artist was considered a heretic for the latter part of his life.. Goya

  9. He is known for painting with icy blues and vibrant reds.. Greco

  10. This artist opened his own art production shop in Toledo. . Greco

  11. This artist “borrowed” many other styles and art paintings for his paintings.. Miró

  12. He painted the destruction of a Spanish town by the Germans.. Picasso

  13. This artist created many works in order to insult the rich/noble class.. Goya

  14. This artist broke the “norm” by painting people of color in major political and religious roles.. Velazquez

  15. This artist style included organic forms and flattened picture planes drawn with sharp lines.. Miró

  16. He probably had a stigmatism, causing him to elongate all his subjects.. Greco

  17. Although born in Spain, he was exiled to France to escape the Inquisition.. Goya

  18. This artist liked to paint everyday scenes, especially still-lifes with eggs.. Velazquez

  19. This artist was disowned by his father for saying that he liked to spit on the painting of his mother.. Dali

  20. This artist never had a really “famous” work. . Miró

  21. This artist received the Gold Medal of Fine Arts from the Spanish king Juan Carlos I.. Miró

  22. Greco and Velazquez were court painters.

  23. Greco liked to paint little people.

  24. Picasso started his blue period after the death of his long-time friend.

  25. Greco, Velazquez, and Goya are known as the Great Triumvirate or the “big 3” artists of Spain.

  26. Dali used Cubism, Surrealism, and Dada as part of his style.

  27. Miró painted himself as God.

  28. Greco, Dalí and Miró are all true modernist painters.

  29. Goya saw the horrors that Napoleon brought when he invaded Spain.

  30. Italy was the center of art during the Renaissance.

  31. France boasted being the most artistically diverse in the 19th and 20th centuries.

  32. Goya painted somber moods by using a rose color.

  33. Greco was predominantly influenced by realism and Flemish art.

  34. Velazquez and Goya painted portraits of the royal family.

  35. There was only 1 Inquisition in Spain.

  36. Velazquez used eggs, crutches, and bread in his paintings.

  37. Miró used dreams to shape his artistic works.

  38. Dalí said that he was Surrealism.

  39. Goya was deaf.

  40. Greco invented Italian Realism.

  41. Goya and Velazquez attended the Academy of San Fernando.

  42. The Academy of San Fernando is in Spain.

  43. The Academy of Saint Luke is in Italy.

  44. Picasso married only 1 woman in his life.

  45. Picasso, Dali, and Miró all painted during the Spanish Civil War, 1930-36.

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