An innovation that the artist employed in the painting was

strong light and dark contrasts to create a flattening effect

Nadar Raising Photography to the Height of Art

The painting was surprising to its original audience mainly because

it depicted laborers on a grand scale

Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?

This work, as described by the artist, is intended to:

communicate the cycle of birth, life, and death through symbolism

Sunday Afternoon on La Grande Jatte

The style of this work is most concerned with:

capturing the fleeting effects of light

In this work, the artist sought to explore the

coexistence of multiple viewpoints in a single scene

Carson, Pirie, Scott and Company Building

The patrons responded to the artist’s mode of representation by

elevating the sculpture on a raised platform

The most revolutionary aspects of this artist's style could be described as:

Intense color and energetic brushstrokes, but not lifelike drawing

In this work, the artist challenges the standards of academic art through his use of

a real person existing in a contemporary setting

Which of the following interpretations of this work accurately represents the general intent of the painting?

It gives prominence to content that was excluded from serious consideration

In this work, the artist used lithography not only to reach a wide audience but also to

comment on the rising status of photography as an art form

In contrast to how the artist composed the sculpture, his patrons had which of the following expectations?

The burghers would be represented in a glorified manner.

In the work shown, the artist uses landscape painting to

reflect themes of Mexican national identity important to his audience

The use of steel made it possible for this building to have whichof the following architectural innovations?

An open floor plan and large expanses of glass

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1
An innovation that the artist employed in the painting was
choosing an interior scene for his depiction of a female nude
the use of historical references to create a mythological allegory
strong light and dark contrasts to create a flattening effect
the sensuous modeling of the female nude
2
Title?
The Sandwiches of Monte Cristo
The Burghers of Marseilles
The Burghers of Calais
The Tacos of Teotihuacan
3
Title?
Krystal
Venus
Victorine
Olympia
4
Artist?
Gropius
Moore
Mies van der Rohe
Sullivan
5
Title?
Nadar Raising Photography to the Height of Art
Daumier Raising Photography to the Height of Art
Daguerre Raising Photography to the Height of Art
Delacroix Raising Photography to the Height of Art
6
The opulent use of gold and jewel-like patterning in the work on the right reflects the artist’s interest in
Japanese woodblocks
illuminated manuscripts
Byzantine mosaics
Gothic stained glass
7
Artist?
Daumier
Delacroix
Courbet
Nadar
8
The painting was surprising to its original audience mainly because
it depicted laborers on a grand scale
its figures are placed within an idealized landscape
its innovation earned the artist admittance to the Salon
it engendered religious compassion
9
Title?
Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?
Where Am I? Who Are You? What's Happening?
When is Lunch? What's For Dinner? Is There Dessert?
Who Are We? Where Do We Come From? Why Are We In This Painting?
10
This work, as described by the artist, is intended to:
express the artist’s passions for indigenous culture
convey a modern interpretation of the biblical gospel
express personal regrets for past sins
communicate the cycle of birth, life, and death through symbolism
11
Title?
Saturday Morning at the Park
Monday Night at Town Lake
Sunday Afternoon on La Grande Jatte
Tuesday on the Beach
12
The style of this work is most concerned with:
realistic depiction of space
capturing the fleeting effects of light
conveying emotion through color
communicating a historical narrative
13
In this work, the artist sought to explore the
harmonious effects of an analogous color scheme
fleeting atmospheric effects of changing light
coexistence of multiple viewpoints in a single scene
presentation of space as an extension of the painter’s psyche
14
Title?
Charleston, Smith, Pike and Company Building
Guarantee Prudential Building
Carson, Pirie, Scott and Company Building
Eiffel Tower
15
Artist?
Monet
Manet
Renoir
Seurat
16
Title?
The Villiage
Starry Night
Village at Night
Windy Night
17
The patrons responded to the artist’s mode of representation by
forfeiting the commission and hiring another artist
paying for an additional casting to be displayed in Paris
displaying the sculpture within the town hall
elevating the sculpture on a raised platform
18
Artist?
Paul Cezanne
Vincent van Gogh
Paul Gauguin
Eduard Vuillard
19
Artist?
Seurat
Monet
Degas
Renoir
20
Title?
Sainte-Lazare Train Station
Paris Train Station
Sainte-Foy Train Station
San Remy Train Station
21
The most revolutionary aspects of this artist's style could be described as:
Energetic brushstrokes, intense color and lifelike drawing
Intense color and energetic brushstrokes, but not lifelike drawing
Energetic brushstrokes, lifelike drawing, but not intense color
Lifelike drawing and intense color
22
Artist?
Daumier
Manet
Courbet
Cassat
23
Artist?
Claude Monet
Pierre Renoir
Edgar Degas
Paul Gauguin
24
Artist?
Paul Cezanne
George Braque
Jose Maria Velasco
Paul Gaugiun
25
Title?
The Embrace
The Lovers
Beethoven Frieze
The Kiss
26
Artist?
Edvard Munch
Paul Signac
Paul Gauguin
Vincent van Gogh
27
In this work, the artist challenges the standards of academic art through his use of
a real person existing in a contemporary setting
an idealized female nude reclining on a couch with subtle contours
an animal to serve as a symbol of the universal ideal of fidelity
extreme value contrasts to place focus on the ethnicity of the figures
28
Style?
Impressionism
Expressionism
Post-Impressionism
Symbolism
29
Artist?
Monet
Manet
Degas
Courbet
30
Which of the following interpretations of this work accurately represents the general intent of the painting?
It was a memorial to laborers who were killed during the revolution
It reflects norms that were derived from Neoclassical aesthetics
It romanticizes the relationship between the workers and the landscape.
It gives prominence to content that was excluded from serious consideration
31
This painting departs from earlier artistic conventions by depicting
subjects drawn from classical antiquity
bourgeois leisure activities
allegorical subjects
politically charged events
32
Title?
The Oxbow
Among the Sierra Nevadas
Mont Sainte-Victoire
The Valley of Mexico
33
Artist?
Vasilly Kandinsky
Paul Klee
Marc Chagall
Gustave Klimt
34
Title?
The Stone Breakers
The Road Workers
The Toil of Peasants
The Gravel Breakers
35
Artist?
Jose Maria Velasco
Thomas Cole
Diego Velasquez
Albert Bierstadt
36
In this work, the artist used lithography not only to reach a wide audience but also to
comment on the rising status of photography as an art form
demonstrate that lithography captured more detail than did photography
suggest a role for photography in documenting social issues
encourage the teaching of printmaking and photography
37
In contrast to how the artist composed the sculpture, his patrons had which of the following expectations?
The burghers would be represented in a glorified manner.
There would be a continuous narrative within an architectural frieze
There would be an allegorical figure representing Liberty.
Figures would be posed as classical nudes
38
Most of this artist’s graphic works were intended for
religious tracts
print dealers
the popular press
aristocratic collections
39
Title?
The Abyss
Self Portrait
The Wailing Man
The Cry
40
Title?
San Lazare
Impression: Sunset
Sunrise on le Havre
Impression: Sunrise
41
In the work shown, the artist uses landscape painting to
celebrate the modernization of a newly independent Mexico with his audience
reflect themes of Mexican national identity important to his audience
imagine what Mexico looked like before the arrival of the Spanish
represent Mexico as a place ripe for foreign industrial investment
42
The use of steel made it possible for this building to have whichof the following architectural innovations?
An open floor plan and large expanses of glass
An elevated spire supporting a radio transmitter
Steam-powered elevators that enabled access to multiple stories
Cantilevered terraces surrounding a central courtyard
43
Artist?
Paul Gauguin
Edgar Degas
Vincent van Gogh
Edvard Munch
44
Artist?
Rodin
Brancusi
Houdin
Carpeaux
45
Title?
Valley of Mexico
Mountain Impression
Mont Sainte-Victoire
The Oxbow

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