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AP Art History Neoclassical, Realism, Rocco, Romanticism, and Enlightenment
AP Art History Neoclassical, Realism, Rocco, Romanticism, and Enlightenment
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1
The structure of Monticello is heavily influenced by Thomas Jefferson’s:
friendship with George Washington
trip to Spain to study Renaissance architecture
work as an archaeologist on the ancient ruins of Pompeii
study of classical temples in the south of France
2
What color is associated with Rococo?
Green
Pink
Bright Blue
Violet
3
By placing the figures within a shallow space, David is referencing
Egyptian funerary statuary
Roman relief sculpture
Gothic manuscript illumination
Renaissance fresco painting
4
Jefferson's Monticello is similar to the Roman Pantheon with
large rotunda and a colonnaded portico
large pediment and floors made of marble
central plan surrounded by a peristyle
centralized dome supported by arcades
5
The columns and pediment of Monticello are meant to recall the:
Greek gods and their mythological stories
Gothic churches and their spirituality
ancient Egyptian pharaohs and their expression of eternity
Roman Republic and its governmental ideals
6
What did Rococo protray
Royalty
Religion
aristocracy
Poor, every day life
7
Who was the patron for most of Elisabeth Louise Vigee Lebrun's paintings
Napoleon's sister
Louis XIV
Louis XVI
Queen Marie Antoinette
8
Who was the Artist of the Swing?
Joseph Wright of Derby
Jean-Honore Fragonard
Jacques-Louis David
Elisabeth Louise Vigree Lebrun
9
What did the British Royal Academy of Art think of A Philosopher Giving a Lecture at the Orrery
Loved it
Hated it
10
What was the function of the "A Philosopher Giving a Lecture at the Orrery"?
To promoted the monarchy
To promote the ideals of the Catholic church
To promote science and education, and to educate Aristocrats
To promote the ideals of the Aristocracy
11
Rococo emphasizes the______life of leisure and pleasure taken from classical love stories.
Aristocratic
common
poor
Medieval
12
What is a description of Rococo
sublime
Louis XIV, Versailles, Royalty
realism
reflects lives of the aristocrats pre French Revolution
13
Joseph Wright of Derby uses dramatic lighting in order to
elevate the subject of science
portray the negative effects of industry
emphasize poses and gesture to reference classical sculpture
create a lighthearted mood that appealed to middle class
14
What is the Neo-Classical inspired by?
The unearthing of the ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum
The unearthing of the ruins of classical Rome
The conquering of Greece
15
The Oath of Horatii is based on an ancient Roman story, but the painting technique is like:
Vermeer
Hogarth
Fragonard
Caravaggio
16
By referencing Cincinnatus, Houdon is idealizing the leader as a
scholar known for his writings on liberty
landowner intending to return to his farm
orator known for his skill in public speaking
commander skilled in naval battles
17
What makes Self Portrait different from other self portraits?
Painting in the self portrait
Dressed casually to focus viewer on her talent and skill
That she was asked to do this to go in a museum.
it's size
18
Who was Vigee Lebrun inspired by?
Michelangelo
Rubens
Fragonard
Caravaggio
19
What did the Enlightenment do?
Promoted education
Promoted the monarchy
promoted the revolution
Promoted Catholicism
20
What did The Tete a Tete show with sexual paintings, happy Buddhas, and a bust with broken nose
impotence
the cheating going on between the couple
House is opulenty decorated without taste
disgust
21
Houdon uses symbolic imagery in his statue of George Washington to reference
Augustus
Cincinnatus
Alexander the Great
Ceasar
