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Monet - answer From the title of one of his paintings (Impression:
Sunrise), the name for the entire Impressionist movement received its
name.
Cassatt - answer This artist (many of whose works include spontaneous
scenes from daily life, particularly situations involving mothers and
children as seen below) encouraged American friends to purchase
Impressionist works.
Tchaikovsky - answer This composer's Symphony No. 6 in b minor is also
known as the Pathétique Symphony.
Debussy - answer One of this composer's most Impressionist pieces is La
Mer.
Chopin - answer Many of this author's works, including The Awakening,
invoke delicacy and wry humor to examine the prison that marriage so
often represents.
Stravinsky - answer This composer's Rite of Spring, based on a Russian
folk tale, describes a springtime ritual culminating in the sacrifice of a
human victim.
Degas - answer This artist painted a series of pastels known as "key-hole
visions," often depicting women caught unawares in simple, natural poses.
Chekhov - answer This author used irony and satire to show the passivity
and emptiness of his characters, who are filled with a frustrated longing
for action.
, The Starry Night - answer Perhaps one of Van Gogh's most iconic images,
this work gives the impression of irresistible movement by his careful use
of line and shape.
Proust - answer In Remembrance of Things Past, this author creates a
narrator who realizes that all of his experiences lie hidden inside him, and
that the tiniest circumstances can trigger a chain of memory associations.
Strauss - answer This composer enjoyed outstanding success with
program music, which included an elaborate plot that the music then
describes.
Rodin - answer Which of these artists sculpted The Kiss?
The Awakening - answer This novel by Kate Chopin was condemned as
immoral when it was first published in 1899.
Remembrance of Things Past - answer This literary piece earned Marcel
Proust lasting fame.
Ravel - answer This musical composer created Bolero, a piece which
enjoys popularity today.
World War I - answer Identify the other name by which the "Great War" of
1914-1918 is known.
The Trial - answer The Czech author Franz Kafka is best remembered for
this work.
surrealist - answer Salvador Dalí's Persistence of Memory is an example
of this type of painting style.
Eugene O'Neill - answer This is the author of Desire under the Elms.
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