Famous French artist and innovator Georges Braque adored art from childhood. He acquired sense of aesthetics and drawing skills thanks to

At the age of 17, Georges Braque moved from the small French town of Argenteuil to Paris. Here he attended the Amber Academy and became friends with young artists

The artist began to create his first serious paintings in the early 1900s. In what painting style did he work at that time?

In 1905, Georges Braque visited an art exhibition in Paris, which made a huge impression on him and made him take up a new painting style – Fauvism. Which features became characteristic of the artist’s works made in this style?

Having joined Fauvism, Georges Braque became one of the best in this group, embodying the basic principles of this art movement in his works. However, the paintings of the artist differed from the works of the rest of the Fauves. What is the difference?

In which genre of painting did Georges Braque mainly work?

Which painting style did Georges Braque found?

Which of the artists of the previous generation strongly influenced the creative development of Georges Braque and contributed to his gradual departure from Fauvism and the invention of Cubism?

Which of the famous artists had similar creative ideas and developed the concept of Сubism together with Braque?

What are the two features characteristic of Cubism, in which Georges Braque worked from the second half of the 1900s?

What work of Georges Braque became significant for the emergence of Cubism and is the very first work in this style?

When the First World War started, Georges Braque…

What did George Braque try to express in his works?

Georges Braque was one of the first to use in his paintings not only paints, but also newspaper cuttings, various small objects, numbers and inscriptions. This genre of fine art is called:

The basic color palette of Cubist works of the artist differ in

Before joining the armed forces, Georges Braque created a series of landscapes, in which a departure from Cezanne’s methods and the formation of Cubism is clearly seen. This series is called:

Just like his associate Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque gradually stopped painting and started creating applications and collages. This period in Cubism is called

The symbolic image that passes through all the work of Georges Braque and that became the centerpiece for decorating the ceiling in Etruscan Hall of the Louvre is

A work made in the technique of collage, referring to the synthetic period of Cubism, in which a human figure is presented in the form of numerous colored rectangles, is called

In many works of Georges Braque, there are repetitive elements that are associated with his youthful hobbies. What are these objects?

Who introduced Georges Braque to Pablo Picasso that became a collaborator and friend of the artist for many years?

About which painting by Picasso did G. Braque say: “Looking at this picture, I feel like you are trying to make us eat tow or drink gasoline and spit fire”?

The first work in which Braque used letters as pictorial objects is called

To create the needed texture and tactile sensation, Georges Braque sometimes used sand in his paintings. In which of the listed works did he apply this method?

A painting of the period of analytic Cubism consisting of intersecting planes and geometric figures. At first glance, the work seems abstract, but after a closer look, you can find an instrument, interior objects and notes, depicted simultaneously from different points of view. This work is called

What style influenced Georges Braque for a short time in the 1930s?

After Cubism had completely exhausted itself, Georges Braque began working in his own pictorial manner. His later works differ in

After the Second World War, the artist was seriously ill; however, despite that, he created a series of eight paintings, which became the pinnacle of his work. This series is called

The influence of Georges Braque’s art on the development of 20th-century painting was enormous. As the author of a revolutionary art movement, Cubism, he contributed to the development of several art styles. Which of these styles is not a successor of the traditions of Cubism?