people and events of their own time

The following are characteristics of the Renaissance EXCEPT

artists were considered craftsmen

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1
An example of
Spanish colonies
Romanticism
Indian
Medieval
2
An example of
Early Medieval art
Gothic art
Byzantine art
Jewish art
3
Egyptian art was all EXCEPT
viewed consistency as stable, divine balance, & correctness
provided the building blocks for the Greeks and the Romans
funerary objects dominated
loose stylistic formulas
4
An example of
Global Contemporary
Constructivism
Construction workers
Realism
5
An example of
Rococo art
Romanesque art
Merovingian art
Korean art
6
Name the movement
Roman
Hellenistic
Etruscan
Greek
7
Characterized by a pantheon of gods
Islamic art
Renaissance art
Greek art
Prehistoric art
8
Rib vaults, bays, and ambulatories are associated with which architecture?
Gothic
Romanesque
Rococo
Renaissance
9
An example of
Roman architecture
Romanticism architecture
Islamic architecture
Byzantine architecture
10
The following are Aztec gods EXCEPT
Huitzilopochtli
Tlaloc
Dai
Tonatiuh
11
An example of
Constructivism
Surrealism
Dada
Global Contemporary
12
Characterized by two-dimensional and has arabesque and geometric designs
Japanese art
Neoclassicism
Baroque art
Islamic art
13
A member of
Impressionists
Post-Impressionism
Mid-Twentieth Century
Global Contemporary
14
Who established democracy?
Native American Indians
Romans
Greeks
Egyptians
15
Phases of Cubism
Analytical and Synthetic
Analytical and Rectilinear
Rectilinear and Synthetic
Synthetic and Popular
16
Emphasizes sculptural qualities of architecture
Romanticism
Rococo
Baroque
Byzantine
17
Anti-nationalist archtiecture
De Stijl
Global Style
Bronze Curtain
International Style
18
Fauvism means
wild beasts
favorite things
animals
violent figures
19
Performance, spontaneity, and often audience participation
Gatherings
Social Congregations
Collectives
Happenings
20
Expressionist groups
The Purple Deer and The Blue Building
The Bridge and The Blue Rider
The Violet Building and The Horse
The Blue Whale and The Structure
21
This civilization lasted more than 3000 with amazing continuity.
Global Prehistory
Greece
Ancient Egypt
Renaissance
22
Guiding influences of Symbolists
literal world
mystical philosophy
historical events
realism
23
These artists often worked in plein-air
Romantics
Realists
Impressionists
Goths
24
Chiaroscuro, linear perspective, and sfumato are characteristics of this period
Mannerism
Neoclassicism
Northern Renaissance
High Renaissance
25
Northern Renaissance inventions
fresco and printmaking
tempera and fresco
oil paint and printmaking
linear perspective and oil paint
26
Love, romance, and sexual overtones
Global Contemporary
Baroque
Romanticism
Rococo
27
Influential family of Florence
Medici
Alberti
Amorici
Brunelleschi
28
Modernism - all EXCEPT
constant shifting reality
strongly opposes academic art
hides the medium
transcends the simple depiction of the contemporary world
29
Architecture that is whimsical, interpretive, and references history
Post Modern
Modern
The New Style
Neo Contemporary
30
"...made the fountain has no importance. He CHOSE it. ...created a new thought for that object"
Oppenheim
Duchamp
Warhol
Picasso
31
A movement that draws on materials of the everyday
Symbolism
Social Art
Surrealism
Pop Art
32
Medieval art avoids
naturalistic depictions
frescoes and mosaics
religious icons
biblical narratives
33
This architect insisted that buildings should be in harmony with their site
Frank Lloyd Wright
Le Corbusier
Sullivan
Venturi
34
Realists focused on
fictional topics
"high" themes
people and events of their own time
historical subjects
35
Prehistoric art is divided into two periods
Neolithic and Paleozoic
Paleolithic and Mesoarchean
Paleolithic and Paleogere
Paleolithic and Neolithic
36
The following are characteristics of the Renaissance EXCEPT
embraced humanism
artists were considered craftsmen
competition among family and city states
renewed interest in classical culture
37
Interactive art including rituals, leadership, coming of age, and contact with ancestors
African
Chinese
Pacific
Medieval
38
Global Prehistory includes all EXCEPT
art had a function
people created before they were able to write & raise crops
art for arts sake
the need to create is among the strongest human impulses
39
Social and political revolutions influenced this subject matter
Renaissance
Baroque
Neoclassicism
Romanticism
40
Quintessential painting for this period
Renaissance
Early Medieval
Neoclassicism
Romanticism

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Art Movements 2020

40 termsStudBud Administration27 plays

Art Movements

Flashcards40 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 40

Answers

1
An example of
Spanish colonies
Romanticism
Indian
Medieval
2
An example of
Early Medieval art
Gothic art
Byzantine art
Jewish art
3
Egyptian art was all EXCEPT
viewed consistency as stable, divine balance, & correctness
provided the building blocks for the Greeks and the Romans
funerary objects dominated
loose stylistic formulas
4
An example of
Global Contemporary
Constructivism
Construction workers
Realism
5
An example of
Rococo art
Romanesque art
Merovingian art
Korean art
6
Name the movement
Roman
Hellenistic
Etruscan
Greek
7
Characterized by a pantheon of gods
Islamic art
Renaissance art
Greek art
Prehistoric art
8
Rib vaults, bays, and ambulatories are associated with which architecture?
Gothic
Romanesque
Rococo
Renaissance
9
An example of
Roman architecture
Romanticism architecture
Islamic architecture
Byzantine architecture
10
The following are Aztec gods EXCEPT
Huitzilopochtli
Tlaloc
Dai
Tonatiuh
11
An example of
Constructivism
Surrealism
Dada
Global Contemporary
12
Characterized by two-dimensional and has arabesque and geometric designs
Japanese art
Neoclassicism
Baroque art
Islamic art
13
A member of
Impressionists
Post-Impressionism
Mid-Twentieth Century
Global Contemporary
14
Who established democracy?
Native American Indians
Romans
Greeks
Egyptians
15
Phases of Cubism
Analytical and Synthetic
Analytical and Rectilinear
Rectilinear and Synthetic
Synthetic and Popular
16
Emphasizes sculptural qualities of architecture
Romanticism
Rococo
Baroque
Byzantine
17
Anti-nationalist archtiecture
De Stijl
Global Style
Bronze Curtain
International Style
18
Fauvism means
wild beasts
favorite things
animals
violent figures
19
Performance, spontaneity, and often audience participation
Gatherings
Social Congregations
Collectives
Happenings
20
Expressionist groups
The Purple Deer and The Blue Building
The Bridge and The Blue Rider
The Violet Building and The Horse
The Blue Whale and The Structure
21
This civilization lasted more than 3000 with amazing continuity.
Global Prehistory
Greece
Ancient Egypt
Renaissance
22
Guiding influences of Symbolists
literal world
mystical philosophy
historical events
realism
23
These artists often worked in plein-air
Romantics
Realists
Impressionists
Goths
24
Chiaroscuro, linear perspective, and sfumato are characteristics of this period
Mannerism
Neoclassicism
Northern Renaissance
High Renaissance
25
Northern Renaissance inventions
fresco and printmaking
tempera and fresco
oil paint and printmaking
linear perspective and oil paint
26
Love, romance, and sexual overtones
Global Contemporary
Baroque
Romanticism
Rococo
27
Influential family of Florence
Medici
Alberti
Amorici
Brunelleschi
28
Modernism - all EXCEPT
constant shifting reality
strongly opposes academic art
hides the medium
transcends the simple depiction of the contemporary world
29
Architecture that is whimsical, interpretive, and references history
Post Modern
Modern
The New Style
Neo Contemporary
30
"...made the fountain has no importance. He CHOSE it. ...created a new thought for that object"
Oppenheim
Duchamp
Warhol
Picasso
31
A movement that draws on materials of the everyday
Symbolism
Social Art
Surrealism
Pop Art
32
Medieval art avoids
naturalistic depictions
frescoes and mosaics
religious icons
biblical narratives
33
This architect insisted that buildings should be in harmony with their site
Frank Lloyd Wright
Le Corbusier
Sullivan
Venturi
34
Realists focused on
fictional topics
"high" themes
people and events of their own time
historical subjects
35
Prehistoric art is divided into two periods
Neolithic and Paleozoic
Paleolithic and Mesoarchean
Paleolithic and Paleogere
Paleolithic and Neolithic
36
The following are characteristics of the Renaissance EXCEPT
embraced humanism
artists were considered craftsmen
competition among family and city states
renewed interest in classical culture
37
Interactive art including rituals, leadership, coming of age, and contact with ancestors
African
Chinese
Pacific
Medieval
38
Global Prehistory includes all EXCEPT
art had a function
people created before they were able to write & raise crops
art for arts sake
the need to create is among the strongest human impulses
39
Social and political revolutions influenced this subject matter
Renaissance
Baroque
Neoclassicism
Romanticism
40
Quintessential painting for this period
Renaissance
Early Medieval
Neoclassicism
Romanticism