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Art 115 Final Exam
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1
What are some key stylistic characteristics (visual clues) of Baroque art? Choose as many apply.
Dramatic lighting, illusionism, decoration
Experimentation with new genres or composition
Religious tension
Linear perspective and precision
2
The humanist interests in Italy contributed to the popularity of _____ subject matter.
Counter-Reformation
Reformation
Classical or mythological
Romantic
3
According to Jacques-Louis David, the subjects of artworks should be historical events to _____.
persuade viewers about colonialism
inspire patriotism
inspire religious faith
ensure events aren't repeated
4
What is this artwork?
Chambord Chateau
Torgau Chapel, first Reformation church
Hall of Mirrors
St. Peter's Basilica
5
In which period would you place this?
Mannerism
Early Northern Renaissance
Venetian Renaissance
Southern Baroque
6
Gericault's
The Raft of the Medusa
is a unique history painting because it criticizes a recent historic event.
True
False
7
What are some key stylistic characteristics (visual clues) of Rococo? Choose as many apply.
Romantic themes
Soft lines and lighting
Elongated proportions
Pastel colors
8
In which period would you place this?
Mannerism
Rococo
Southern Baroque
Northern Baroque
9
The only valid subjects in Realism were _____.
What could be seen
True historic subjects
Biblical subjects
Mythological subjects
10
In which period would you place this?
Pop Art
Art Deco
Post-Modernism
Surrealism
11
The subject type that required imagination, recreating scenes from myth or the Bible, is known as?
Vanitas
Altarpiece
History
Genre
12
What are some key stylistic characteristics (visual clues) of Renaissance Art? Choose as many apply.
Balanced, centralized compositions
Contemporary interiors and fashions
Dramatic colors and precise lines
Symbolism
13
Photography and painting influenced and reacted to each other in many ways, such as: Choose all that apply.
Photography was immediately accepted
Photographic portraits were more popular
Photographers altered their work to be more painterly
Paintings could get more creative and abstract
14
In the Hierarchy of Genres, which subject matter was most valued?
Landscape Painting
Portrait Painting
Religious Painting
History Painting
15
_____ was the founder of the Bauhaus.
Pablo Picasso
Walter Gropius
Frank Lloyd Wright
Gustave Eiffel
16
Judy Chicago’s
The Dinner Party
takes the form of a _____ due to its ancient association with women and the goddess.
Circle
Triangle
Flower
Star
17
In which period would you place this?
Fauvism
Impressionism
Post-Impressionism
Realism
18
The Migration Series explores issues of racism and the impact of moving northward for many African American families.
False
True
19
In which period would you place this?
Renaissance
Baroque
Romantic
Rococo
20
Paint tubes facilitated the Impressionists to be able to paint en plein air more easily and observe modern life, weather
True
False
21
Bernini’s design for the piazza of Saint Peter’s resembled _____.
a welcoming hug
a cross
a Rococo shell
a perfect circle
22
Performance Art challenged art’s function as _____.
A visual experience
A dramatic experience
Commodity
Creative expression
23
Donatello’s _____ was the first nude statue since ancient times.
Last Supper
Pieta
Crucifixion
David
24
The first phase of Cubism is called _____.
Analytic cubism
Synthetic cubism
Futurist cubism
Expressionism cubism
25
Impressionism was a term coined by Monet to describe the sketchy quality and undisguised brushstrokes of his work.
False
True
26
During the 17th century, which country established a school to teach painters the 'correct' way to paint?
France
Italy
Spain
Germany
27
In which period would you place this?
Renaissance
Romantic
Rococo
Baroque
28
Which term best matches the definition: "awesome terror?"
enlightenment
sublime
tenebrism
orientalism
29
In which period would you place this?
Romantic
Baroque
Realism
Rococo
30
________ started the Protestant Reformation in 1517.
Napoleon
Martin Luther
Louis XIV
Julius II
31
What is the term for the technique shown here?
Chiaroscuro
Contrapposto
Galante
Tenebrism
32
In which period would you place this?
Renaissance
Neo-Classicism
Realism
Romanticism
33
The major advantage of calotypes over daguerreotypes is that calotypes:
Are incredibly detailed
Were accepted as artforms
Are in color
Make multiple photos
34
The moral didactic nature of Hogarth’s paintings was a uniquely English trait.
False
True
35
In which period would you place this?
Art Nouveau
Baroque
Rococo
Renaissance
36
In which period would you place this?
Renaissance
Romanticism
Baroque
Realism
37
Thomas Cole's
The Oxbow
is unusual because it celebrates landscapes, which makes it distinctly American.
False
True
38
Alberti looked back to which civilization for inspiration in his architecture?
Gothic
Romans
Greeks
Egyptians
39
Eakins’s
The Gross Clinic
was rejected by critics for being too _____.
brutal
American
French
intellectual
40
Who is the artist?
Jackson Pollock
Salvador Dali
Andy Warhol
Piet Mondrian
41
In which period would you place this?
Futurism
Cubism
Fauvism
Expressionism
42
In which period would you place this?
Realism
Post-Impressionism
Romanticism
Neo-Classicism
43
What are some key stylistic characteristics (visual clues) of Neo-Classicism? Choose as many apply.
Revolutionary symbolism
Cold lighting
Precise use of lines
Pro-Catholic symbolism
44
In which period would you place this?
Fauvism
Realism
Expressionism
Post Impressionism
45
Romantic artists were especially interested in line.
True
False
46
In which period would you place this?
Realism
Impressionism
Fauvism
Post-Impressionism
47
Michelangelo’s art focused on the expressive power of _____.
Individual portraits
Pyramidal compositions
Humanist tendencies
The human figure
48
The artist _____ helped disseminate Caravaggio’s style throughout Italy.
Artemisia Gentileschi
Peter Paul Rubens
Judith Leyster
Gianlorenzo Bernini
49
In which period would you place this?
Neo-Classicism
Baroque
Mannerism
Renaissance
50
Although Dada artists did not share a particular style, they generally embraced _____.
The sub-concious
Popular icons and images
Absurdity
Traditional techniques and media
51
The best term for this is:
Mobile
Calotype
Readymade
Cantilever
52
Which of the following are among Le Corbusier's 5 Points of Architecture? Choose as many apply.
Open floor plans
Ribbon windows
Roof gardens
Pilotis
53
In which period would you place this?
Futurism
Fauvism
Cubism
Expressionism
54
In which period would you place this?
De Stijl
Baroque
Renaissance
Neo-Classical
55
Movable type was first invented in China, but Gutenberg's press popularized it in Europe.
False
True
56
The Enlightenment’s emphasis on _____ contributed to the renewed interest in classical antiquity.
absolute monarchy
social reform
faith
rationality
57
The pro-Catholic movement that developed to bolster the legitimacy of the Catholic Church was?
Humanism
Reformation
Enlightenment
Counter-Reformation
58
One of the effects of the Black Death was that people became more focused on heaven and the afterlife.
False
True
59
The poor condition of Leonardo’s Last Supper can be attributed to _______.
the use of fresco secco
the use of buon fresco
its relocation
the use of sfumato
60
Ancient Roman and Greek artistic styles were popular partly because Pompeii and Herculaneum were discovered.
False
True
61
In which period would you place this?
Realism
Futurism
Cubism
Fauvism
62
Who is the artist?
Caspar David Friedrich
William Hogarth
Edouard Manet
Theodore Gericault
63
Who is the artist?
Edouard Manet
William Hogarth
Theodore Gericault
Caspar David Friedrich
64
Napoleon's motivations for stealing art as war booty included: Choose all that apply.
Showcase power of France
To create a universal museum
To restore the French monarchy
To appease Grand Tour visitors
65
Romantic artists advocated for freedom and placed _____ over reason.
Imagination
Religious belief
Common, everyday subjects
Rationality
66
What is the best term for this?
Readymade
Mobile
Bauhaus
Collage
67
Who is the artist?
Pablo Picasso
Barbara Hepworth
Alexander Calder
Marcel Duchamp
68
Americans were first exposed to modern art via the _____?
Photography
World War I
Great Depression
Armory Show
69
Who is the artist?
Le Corbusier
Gerrit Rietveld
Edward Weston
Frank Lloyd Wright
70
What are some key stylistic characteristics (visual clues) of Mannerism? Choose as many apply.
Balanced, pyramidal compositions
Elongated proportions
Dramatic lighting
Instability
71
In which period would you place this?
Abstract Expressionism
Surrealism
Minimalism
Expressionism
72
In which period would you place this?
Abstrac Expressionism
De Stijl
Surrealism
Pop Art
73
What materials define "modern architecture?" Choose as many apply.
Plate glass
Reinforced concrete
Cantilever
Iron or steel
74
In which period would you place this?
Abstrac Expressionism
Post-Impressionism
De Stijl
Surrealism
75
Who is the artist?
Mark Rothko
Henri Matisse
Piet Mondrian
Pablo Picasso
76
Who is the artist?
Barbara Hepworth
Diego Rivera
Frida Kahlo
Georgia O'Keeffe
77
Who is the artist?
Edouard Manet
Mary Cassatt
Claude Monet
Paul Cezanne
78
What are some key stylistic characteristics (visual clues) of Romantic Art? Choose as many apply.
Intense use of color
Focus on social reform of lower classes, real subjects
Clinical, precise compositions
Emotional, dramatic compositions
79
Which two of the following were shocking for viewers and critics when they saw Manet's
Olympia
?
The harsh, unnatural lighting and color
The black cat
The domestic setting
The model's eye contact
80
Which style is this?
Neo-Gothic
Modern
Neo-Romanesque
Deconstructivist