Match each abstract artist with the appropriate art movement.
a. pablo picasso
b. b. henri matisse
c. c. salvador dalí
d. d. umberto boccioni

1. surrealism
2. expressionism
3. cubism
4. futurism

A. Pablo PicassoCubism

From c. 1907-1917, Pablo Picasso pioneered the Cubism movement, a progressive style of present day workmanship that Picasso shaped in light of the quickly changing current world. In a joint effort with his companion and kindred craftsman Georges Braque, Picasso tested traditional, reasonable types of workmanship through the foundation of Cubism. He needed to build up another method for seeing that mirrored the cutting edge age, and Cubism is the manner by which he accomplished this objective.

B. Hentri MatisseExpressionism

Henri Matisse is broadly viewed as the best colorist of the twentieth century and as an opponent to Pablo Picasso in the significance of his advancements. He developed as a Post-Impressionist, and first accomplished unmistakable quality as the pioneer of the French development Fauvism. Fauvism can likewise be viewed as a type of expressionism in its utilization of splendid hues and unconstrained brushwork. It has regularly been contrasted with German expressionism, which rose at around a similar time and was additionally enlivened by the improvements of post-impressionism.

C. Salvador DaliSurrealism

The surrealist movement was established in Paris by a little gathering of essayists and specialists. It utilized components of its predecessors, for example, Dada and Cubism, to make something obscure which completely changed the manner in which workmanship was characterized. They concentrated on the oblivious as a way to open the intensity of the creative ability. They detested logic and artistic authenticity and trusted that the cognizant personality curbed creative ability and imagination. Surrealism turned into the most powerful development in twentieth century craftsmanship.

Salvador Dalí , was known for his wild craftsmanship and an open identity to coordinate, and these two components helped him transcend whatever is left of the surrealists.

D. Umberto BoccioniFuturism

Umberto Boccioni (1882– 1916) was the main craftsman of Italian Futurism. Amid his short life, he delivered a portion of the development's notable works of art and models, catching the shading and dynamism of present day life in a style he estimated and shielded in declarations, books, and articles. He helped shape the progressive tasteful of the Futurism development as one of its foremost figures.