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Unit 4: Late Europe and the Americas
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This is an example of a
tintype
calotype
aquatint
daguerrotype
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How did the use of “hypo” (sodium thiosulfate) revolutionize photograph?
it stabilizes the image and prevents deterioration
it adds shadows to the image
it colours the image
it gives the image a soft focus
3
Velasco's precision in creating accurate topography and natural imagery is CLOSEST to
Woman with a Balance by Vermeer
The Swing by Fragonard
The Birth of Venus by Botticelli
Fruit and Insects by Rachel Ruysch
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Courbet used this element of history painting to elevate the artwork
the choice of linear brushwork
the choice of subject matter
the large scale of the work
the individualism of the main figures
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In terms of context, this work is CLOSEST to
The Allegory of Law and Grace by Cranach
The Coiffure by Mary Cassatt
Y no hai remedio by Goya
Marriage a la Mode by Hogarth
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The use of light in the composition is CLOSEST to that of
The Oxbow by Thomas Cole
Hunters in the Snow by Brueghel
Slave Ship by J.M.W. Turner
Gare St. Lazare by Claude Monet
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Honore Daumier's lithographs often satirized
the nouveau riche
the military
the bourgeosie class
aristocratic society
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Muybridge's works are classified as
vanitas
studies in sequential motion
studies in atmospheric exposure
studies in aerial perspective
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This painting is a variation of
La Grande Odalisque
Venus of Urbino
The Temptation of Eve
Nike adjusting her sandal
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A movement in the 19th century wherein artists openly reject Academic Styles
Realism
Modernism
Post Impressionism
Constructivism
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The palette of this work can BEST be described as
Local Colour
Expressionist
Rubeniste
Poussiniste
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The lighting technique used in this work is created through the use of
tinting
the use of a camera obscura
acid biting into copper plate
variable exposure times
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The main subject of the work was
Louis Daguerre
Edweard Muybridge
Gaspard-Félix Tournachon "Nadar"
Eugene Delacroix
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Artistically Muybridge's work will be most influential on the
The Cubists and Italian Futurists
The Impressionist and Post Impressionists
Die Brucke and the Blue Rider School
The Dadaists and Surrealists
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The most controversial element of this artwork is
its use of a clearly recognizable nude model
its flattened thick brushwork and harsh lighting
its use of natural light and expressionistic colour
its emphasis on allegorical symbolism
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Louis Daguerre's photography differs from that of earlier photographers in its
choice of subject matter
use of sequential techniques
use of trompe l'oeil techniques
sharpness of focus
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The way the artist incorporates human imagery into the landscape is similar to all EXCEPT
Slave Ship by J.M.W. Turner
Chairman Mao en Route to Anyuan
Traveller among Mountains and Streams by Fan Kuan
The Great Wave by Hokusai
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The primary characteristic that defines an artwork as realist is
the artistic style
the time period of the work
the content and subject matter
the geographic location of the artist
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The brushwork and palette of this work is BEST described as
in the Impressionist style
in the Academic style
in the Expressionist style
in the proto-Cubist style
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A device invented by Edweard Muybridge which shows a sequence of still images in succession
similtaneity
a zoopraxiscope
a camera lucida
a kinoscope
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The choice of subject matter is contextually similar to
Hunters in the Snow by Brueghel
"And There's Nothing to Be Done" by Goya
The Coiffure by Mary Cassatt
Woman with a Balance by Vermeer
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What was the decision of the Court of Cessation on Photography (1862)?
photography was NOT an art form
photography was provisionally protected as an art form
photography was equal in value to printmaking
photography was equal in value to painting
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The function of this work was
to draw attention to labour unrest in 1848
to draw attention to bourgeosie hypocrisy
to draw attention to the 1830 Revolution
to challenge the Academy Style
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Manet's application of paint to canvas will become MOST influential on
The Romantics
The Impressionists
The Symbolists
The Post Impressionists
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New and unusual or experimental ideas, especially in the arts, or the people introducing them.
Impressionism
Modernism
The Avant Garde
Anarchists
