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18 th to 20th Century Art
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1
This painting is called
Thomas Cole
Jacques Louis David
Titian
Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres
2
This image is an example of
Di sotto in su
Frescoe
Still Life
Genre painting
3
The artist who created this image was a founding member of the movement known as
Abstract Expressionism
Constructivism
De Stijl
Surrealism
4
Cuban artist Wifredo Lam sought to combine his Hispanic heritage with
abstract patterning popularized by artists of NY School
facial designs inspired by African masks
flat areas of color used in Japanese prints
found objects used by the Dadaists
5
The
Memorial Sheet for Karl Liebknecht
commemorates a moment in the
erection of the Berlin Wall in 1961
collapse of the Stock Market in 1929
Communist uprising in 1919
Franco-Prussian War of 1980
6
The Hudson River School was
set up to train New York artists
a school of arts and crafts
a group of landscape painters
closed during World War II by the Nazis
7
This work was created by
Frida Kahlo
Helen Frankenthaler
Mary Cassatt
Kathe Kollwitz
8
This work
Lipstick (Ascending) on Caterpillar Tracks
was made as an ironic commentary on
the Feminist movement
consumerism and modern culture
the art of Andy Warhol
the Vietnam War
9
Andre Breton wrote this document.
Concerning The Spiritual in Art
The Futurists' Manifesto
The Surrealists' Manifesto
The Disasters of War
10
The Slave Ship by Turner is based on
the novels of Herman Melville
events related to the 18th c ship called The Zong
the sinking of the French frigate The Medusa
American Civil War & passage of Emancipation Proclamation
11
The title of this image is
Migration No. 49
The Steerage
The Saint-Lazare Station
Nadar Raising Photography to the Height of Art
12
Who were the patrons of this work of art? That is, who commissioned the piece?
The Social Democratic Party of Germany
The Liebknecht Family
The Kollwitz Family
The German Communist Party
13
The artist who made this image is
Kathe Kollwitz
Diego Rivera
Miguel Cabrera
Frida Kahlo
14
This image is called
The Portuguese
Improvisation 28
Les Demoiselles d'Avignon
Joi de vivre
15
The title of this work is
Burghers of Calais
Raft of the Medusa
Liberty Leading the People
And there's nothing to be done - Disasters of War
16
The image shown was created by this artist.
Daumier
Goya
Kirchner
Kollwitz
17
The art-historical movement of this work is
Post-Impressionism
Impressionism
Romanticism
Realism
18
Goya used these methods to create the image shown.
Etching and Engraving
Etching and Drypoint
Drypoint and Lithography
Lithography and Engraving
19
This work shows an influence from
Renaissance perspective
Color theories based on musical notation
African masks
Asian decorative patterns
20
This image shows the impact of
Dada in its understanding of foolish & helpless situation
Surrealism in grouping of unalike images in a composition
Cubism in its angles & planes intersecting at odd points
Expressionism in its jarring use of brutal forms
21
Name the artist of this work.
Kollwitz
Kirchner
Picasso
Kokoschka
22
This image was painted by
Henri Matisse
Georges Braque
Kathe Kollwitz
Pablo Picasso
23
This image changed art forever and is considered the first painting of this style.
Surrealism
Post-Impressionism
Fauvism
Cubism
24
The artist who painted this work is
Nadar
Goya
Turner
Delacroix
25
This image is by
Auguste Rodin
Jeff Koons
Claus Oldenburg
Constantine Brancusi
26
The image shown is from this series of works.
Meloncholia
Die Brucke
The Disasters of War
It is not part of a series.
27
In this work the artist used symbols derived from all of the following sources EXCEPT
French Impressionism in the atmospheric effects
Japanese prints in solid field of color & unusual angles
Egyptian figures used for inspiration
Tahitian imagery in the Polynesian idol
28
Kathe Kollwitz and Honore Daumier chose this medium because it was available to the masses.
Printmaking
Sculpture
Icons
Poems
29
This image was created by
Meret Oppenheim
Wassily Kandinsky
Piet Mondrian
Pablo Picasso
30
Frida Kahlo's artwork expresses all of the following concerns
EXCEPT
European-style Surrealism
autobiographical episodes translated into personal visions
Mexican & Pre-Columbian motifs
frescos & Mexican muralism
31
The application of paint is most similar to that of
Manet's Olympia
David's Oath of the Horatii
Vermeer's Woman Holding A Balance
Gauguin's Where Do We Come From What Are We Where Are We Go
32
The image shown protests this event.
Defeat of James II's army
Occupation of Spain by Napolean Bonaparte
Charles IV's ascent to throne
Mass murder of Christians for practicing their faith
33
This image was exhibited
with a poem composed by the artist
in a private space so authorities could not confiscate it
as part of an anti-slavery exhibition in London
in Paris- it was safer to present anti-British works abroad
34
This painting depicts in allegorical terms a moment from the
French Revolution of 1789
Franco-Prussian War of 1870
American Revolution of 1776
Parisian uprising of 1830
35
There are several versions of ALL of the following works of art EXCEPT
The Scream by Munch
The Stone Breakers by Courbet
The Burghers of Calais by Rodin
The Kiss by Brancusi
36
The title of this image is "Portrait of......"
Virgin of Guadalupe
Olympia
The Portuguese
Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz
37
Who was the intended audience of the work shown?
The Ruling Class
No one. It was a personal work not meant for display
The members of the Nazi party
The masses of common people
38
This work exhibits the influence of
realistic observation
Japonisme
arts and crafts movement
industrialization
39
This image memorializes Liebknecht while advocating his ideology.
False
True
40
In this particular painting from the series, the artist intended to convey the
separation of slaves & slaveholders in US
results of ways urban settings broke down close rural groups
poor conditions for lower class in modern life in US
conditions of discrimination African Americans found in US
41
The theme of the painting is most strongly related to the
Speeches of Napoleon III
Writings of Karl Marx
Theories of Charles Darwin
hypotheses of Isaac Newton
42
This painting was surprising to its original audience mainly because
it engendered religious compassion
its figures are placed within an idealized landscape
it depicted laborers on a grand scale
its innovation earned the artist admittance to the Salon
43
This image was made by
Alfred Stieglitz
Nadar
Louis Daguerre
Honore Daumier
44
The maker of this image was part of which artistic movement?
Fauvism
Expressionism
Impressionism
Post-Impressionism
45
The specific iconography in this image suggests the artist's intention to
remind viewer of her martyrdom & as saint of learning
endow painting with symbolism connected to Virgin Guadalupe
reference her translation of the Bible into Spanish
emphasize her passion for religion & love of literature
46
Goya distributed this work and the rest of the series to the masses.
True
False
47
This work was created by
Diego Rivera
Henri Matisse
Claude Monet
Paul Gauguin
48
This painting is titled
Olympia
Venus of Urbino
The Coiffure
The Grand Odalisque
49
This image from 1814 was inspired by ALL of the following EXCEPT
a brushstroke used in the Rococo
a figure style reminiscent of Italian Mannerist
the facial formulas used by Raphael
an exoticism derived from depicting Middle Eastern setting
50
This work from Migration series was response to which historic event?
relocation of Native Americans to designated territories
mass movement of African Americans from ural southern US
forced relocation of Africans to US thru slave trade
influx of immigrants from Europe to US in early 20th century
51
The representation of the figures was influential mainly because of the
harmonic proportions
emotional impact
single viewpoint grouping
deliberate anonymity
52
This work was created during a period called
Cubism
Fauvism
DeStijl
Expressionism
53
All of these 20th c. artists sought to create art devoid of historical associations except
Piet Mondrian
Diego Rivera
Frank Lloyd Wright
Helen Frankenthaler
54
This image is called
The Oxbow
The Bay
Slave Ship (Slavers Throwing Overboard the Dead & Dying)
Improvisation 28
55
The artist who created this image believed that
art would eventually become unnecessary in pure form
art should always contain hidden meaning
art was necessary for understanding political ideologies
would forever be housed in museums
56
The image shown reflects common iconography from Christian images known as this.
Lamentation
Resurrection
Deposition
Nativity
57
This painting was created by
Diego Rivera
Frida Kahlo
Jacob Lawrence
Wifredo Lam
58
This image was painted by
Joseph Turner
Vassily Kandinsky
Claude Monet
George Braque
59
This work was created by
Picasso
Kahlo
Matisse
Monet
60
Thomas Cole's paintings have historical allusion to contemporary issues concerning
Manifest Destiny
the building of railroads & effect on American culture
slavery in the American South
treatment of Amerian Indians as anthropological specimans