Artist and medium of this work

Francisco Goya, etching, drypoint, burin andburnisher

All are true of the sculpture EXCEPT

The artist, Houdin, was America and well trained in America

All are true of this work EXCEPT:

It was painted by Thomas Cole, great Neoclassical painter

The theme of the painting is most strongly related to the

Communist writings of Karl Marx

The architect wrote this treatise on architecture:

The Tall Office Building Artistically Considered

The artist and title are:

Claude Monet, Saint-Lazare Train Station

The following is true of this work EXCEPT:

The artists traveled and this is a landscape of Italy

A true statement about this work would be:

Artist shows intensity of nature trough color and movement

All are true of the work EXCEPT

The media is oil and tempera on wood

All are true of this work EXCEPT:

Patrons were thrilled at having 6 figures in this work

Artist and title of this work

Jean-Auguste-Dominque Ingres, Grand Odalisque

All are true of the work on the right EXCEPT:

The work was celebrated at time it was exhibited

All are true of this work of architecture EXCEPT:

It employs Gothic elements including flying buttresses

All the following are true of this work EXCEPT:

The symmetry recalls classical forms of architecture.

The artist and the time period:

Paul Cezanne, Post-Impressionism

A true statement about this work would be:

This captures a feeling moment in a busy urban center

A true statement about the work would be:

Her art won her an independent role in her society

All are true of the work EXCEPT:

The artist was trained in the best art academies in Europe

The work depicts the following historical event:

The French invasion of Spain and the execution of citizens

Nadar Raising Photography to the Height of Art...

makes fun of the length photographers go for good shots

A true statement about this building would be:

It's a Federalist bldg w/ classical forms, Renaissance order

The difference in social acceptance with the depiction of the female nude from left to right:

The nude on the left is considered exotic and foreign

All are true of this work EXEPT

This is pure landscape w/o any human presence

All are true of the work on the left EXCEPT:

The subject is a Parisian woman in the theatre

All are true of this work EXCEPT:

It was created early in the artist's career

You can tell the technique for this photograph is a daguerreotype by:

The tarnish around the edges b/c plate is coated w/ silver

All the following are true of this work EXCEPT:

This work currently hangs in the Louvre

The architect, location

Louis Henry Sullivan, Carson, Prire, Scott Bldg, Chicago

All are true of the work EXCEPT:

Mountain is in Japan b/c artist loved all things Japanese

Against Rodin's wishes, the patrons of The Burghers of Calais adjusted his sculpture by

elevating the sculpture on a raised platform

All are true of the work EXCEPT

This Realist work shows little emotion & documents real life

The artist wished to sought to:

See nature as cylinder, sphere, and cone

All the following are true of this work EXCEPT:

The bishops of Mexico embraced her for her intellectualism

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1
Artist and medium of this work
Jacques-Louis David, etching, drypoint, burin andburnisher
The British soldiers shooting unarmed American colonists
Joseph Mallord William Turner, lithograph
Francisco Goya, etching, drypoint, burin andburnisher
2
All are true of the sculpture EXCEPT
The Virginia General Assembly displayed are the patrons
Washington wanted to be shown wearing contemporary clothing
The artist, Houdin, was America and well trained in America
It's Neoclassical and has contrapossto
3
All are true of this work EXCEPT:
It is Neoclassical and is virtuous
It's The Oath of Horatii, showing event in pre-Republic Rome
It was painted by Thomas Cole, great Neoclassical painter
Excavations of Pompeii and Herculaneum influenced this work
4
The theme of the painting is most strongly related to the
Evolutionary theories of Charles Darwin
Communist writings of Karl Marx
Republican speeches of Napoleon III
gravitational hypotheses of Isaac Newton
5
The architect wrote this treatise on architecture:
Chicago, My Kind of Town
Buildings are Like People: Some are Tall, Some are Short
Forged from American Steel and Sweat
The Tall Office Building Artistically Considered
6
The artist and title are:
Claude Monet, Saint-Lazare Train Station
Claude Monet, Waiting for a Train in Paris
Edouard Manet, Saint-Lazare Train Station
Mary Cassatt, Saint-Lazare Train Station
7
The following is true of this work EXCEPT:
The artists attended the first art academy in the Americas
It becomes the identity of Mexico after War of Independence
There are similarities with work of Caspar David Friedrich
The artists traveled and this is a landscape of Italy
8
A true statement about this work would be:
The artist was trying to paint what he saw
The artist was trying to capture urban life in Paris
Artist shows intensity of nature trough color and movement
The artist used thing layers of paint
9
The title of the the work on the right suggests:
The time period in which it was created
The style of work
The occupation of the subject
The place in which it was painted
10
Based on the style on convention of this work the artist is:
Leland Stanford
Edward Stanford
Eadweard Daguerre
Eadweard Muybridge
11
All are true of the work EXCEPT
Delacroix’s masterpiece & is Liberty Leading the People
Inspired by 1830 Parisian uprising of Charles X’s removal
Liberty wears a scarlet Phrygian cap
The media is oil and tempera on wood
12
The artist's style was influenced by his work in this medium:
Oil painting
Drawing
Woodcut print making
Plein air
13
All are true of this work EXCEPT:
Patrons were thrilled at having 6 figures in this work
Rodin exaggerated proportions and features of the figures
The artists wanted figures on the ground
The six burghers sacrificed their lives for their town
14
The work is recounted in the artist's
autobiography
diary
in his sketchbook
letter to his brother
15
The art historical time period of this work is:
Romanticism
Impressionism
Post-Impressionism
Symbolism
16
Artist and title of this work
Jean-Auguste-Dominque Ingres, Grand Odalisque
Titian, Venus of Urbino
Jean-Auguste-Dominque Ingres, Grand Turkish Concubine
Jaques-Louis David, Grand Odalisque
17
All are symbols of George Washingtons service to a new nation EXCEPT:
The military sword
the fasces, a bundle of 13 sticks featuring an axe
The plow
The gentleman's walking stick
18
All are true of the work on the right EXCEPT:
The brushstrokes are rougher and the tonality is more abrupt
Pose is after Titian's Venus of Urbino
The work was celebrated at time it was exhibited
Critics and the public were horrified by the work
19
All are true of this work of architecture EXCEPT:
It was rebuilt when the original burned down in 1834
It houses the British houses of Lords and Commons
It is a Romantic revivalist Neo-Gothic building
It employs Gothic elements including flying buttresses
20
The architect of this building is known for this quote that expresses his design philosophy:
"Form follows function"
"Life is like a box of chocolates"
"Steel is king"
"I want to build tall buildings"
21
All the following are true of this work EXCEPT:
Entrance has lush iron Art Nouveau & Celtic Revival design
The symmetry recalls classical forms of architecture.
Bottom flr has big windows & large entrances 2 make ppl stay
Terracotta was used b/c its lighter & easier than stone
22
The artist and the time period:
Odilon Redon, Symbolism
Paul Cezanne, Post-Impressionism
Paul Gauguin, Impressionism
Georges Seurat, Post-Impressionism
23
A true statement about this work would be:
This typifies the Romantic period in art
The exclusively painted train stations
This captures a feeling moment in a busy urban center
This was sketched outdoors and completed in the studio
24
Which artwork represents the Japanese influence on French artists?
Vincent Van Gogh's Starry Night
Courbet's The Stone Breakers
Pablo Picasso's Les Demoiselles d’Avignon
Mary Cassatt's The Coiffure
25
What movement does this artwork characterize?
Romanticism
Impressionism
Neoclassicism
Realism
26
The technique the artist used was:
Plein Air
Painting with a palette knife
Lithography
"Pure Landscape"
27
What Renaissance architect influenced the architect of this work?
Palladio
Aberti
Palladio
Bramante
28
What movement does this artwork characterize?
Modernism
Neoclassicism
Realism
Rococo
29
This painting was created by:
Gustave Courbet
Paul Cezanne
Jacques-Louis David
Edvard Munch
30
A true statement about the work would be:
Her art won her an independent role in her society
She was a successful court painter of Philip VII of Spain
Vigée-LeBrun was in favor of the French Revolution
Her work is all Rococo frivolity with very little message
31
All are true of the work EXCEPT:
The artist was trained in the best art academies in Europe
Painter of famous & wealthy like Queen Marie-Antoinette’s
This was painted while exiled in Rome
She was trained by her father like most women painters
32
The work depicts the following historical event:
The French invasion of Spain and the execution of citizens
visual metaphor of French people’s unhappiness w/ monarchy
The British soldiers shooting unarmed American colonists
The killing of Mexican citizens by Spanish soilders
33
Nadar Raising Photography to the Height of Art...
makes fun of the length photographers go for good shots
venerates photography as a fine art form
was a tribute to Nadar
was created through an innovative form of photography
34
A true statement about this building would be:
The dome rests on small pendentives
It was made to accommodate large group of people
It's a Federalist bldg w/ classical forms, Renaissance order
It's of the Rotunda and Lawn at U of Virginia
35
The difference in social acceptance with the depiction of the female nude from left to right:
The nude on the left is considered exotic and foreign
The woman on the right is a famous dancer
The woman on the left is of higher class
The woman on the left shows less nudity
36
All are true of this work EXEPT
Manifest Destiny - underlying idea, divine right 2 move west
This is pure landscape w/o any human presence
Noah is included in Hebrew as well as "The Almighty" on hill
The artist was the head of the Hudson River School
37
All are true of the work on the left EXCEPT:
It was acceptable to the French public b/c she is exotic
The exotic subject is driven by colonial desires in Europe
Artist laid foundation for Romanticism
The subject is a Parisian woman in the theatre
38
What movement does this artwork characterize?
Impressionism
Symbolism
Dada
Fauvism
39
All are true of this work EXCEPT:
It was created early in the artist's career
It was painted by Gauguin
Complementary color schemes r used to heighten visual energy
It is Post-Impressionist
40
Both works share this art historical time period
Realism
Romanticism
Neoclassical
Impressionism
41
The work was created by
Jean-Honoré Fragonard
Giambattista Tiepolo
François Boucher
Clodion
42
You can tell the technique for this photograph is a daguerreotype by:
The tarnish around the edges b/c plate is coated w/ silver
The wet technique on a glass plate
The ready made treated glass made it easier to print
The grayish tone throughout
43
All the following are true of this work EXCEPT:
The artists rejected sentimentality for direct observation
This work currently hangs in the Louvre
This was meant to be an accurate account of abuses of labor
The Communist Manifesto influenced this artist & his work
44
The architect, location
Walter Gropius, Marshall Field Wholesale Store, Chicago
Henry Hobsin Richardson, Carson, Prire, Scott Bldg, Chicago
Louis Henry Sullivan, Carson, Prire, Scott Bldg, Chicago
Alexander Sullivan, Guaranty Building, Buffalo
45
All are true of the work EXCEPT:
Mountain is in Japan b/c artist loved all things Japanese
The artist both flattened space & created illusion of depth
Entitled, Mont Sainte-Victoire, oil on canvas, 1902 - 1904
The artist will influence Cubist artists
46
The title and time period of the work
Cupid a Captive, Romanticism
Lady with Her Lovers, Rococo
The Swing, Rococo
Femmes Savant Frolicking, Romanticism
47
Against Rodin's wishes, the patrons of The Burghers of Calais adjusted his sculpture by
forfeiting the commission and hiring another artist
elevating the sculpture on a raised platform
paying for an additional casting to be displayed in Paris
displaying the sculpture within the town hall
48
All are true of the work EXCEPT
The work is from the series The Disasters of War
Central figure represents the convention of Alter Christus
Title of the work is "And there's nothing to be done"
This Realist work shows little emotion & documents real life
49
The artist wished to sought to:
See nature as cylinder, sphere, and cone
Recreate the landscape exactly like a photograph
Restore the glory of the French Academy
Capture the natural beauty of the French countryside
50
All are true of this image EXCEPT:
Shows female empowerment by a woman styling her own hair
It shows a woman in a brothel
It is influenced by Japanese woodblock prints
It is by Mary Cassatt, an expatriate, and titled Coiffure
51
All the following are true of this work EXCEPT:
The bishops of Mexico embraced her for her intellectualism
It symbolically illustrates intellectualism & spriritualism
It is a posthumous portrait of sor Juana Ines de la Cruz
She was a child prodigy
52
A true statement about the work would be:
Tenebrism heightens the sensual scene
Her lover, who is the patron, is pushing the swing
Depicts the pleasures of the 18th century French aristocracy
Neoclassical theme is prevalent throughout the painting
53
This painting was most influenced by the ideals of:
The Enlightenment
Post-Impressionism
Japonisme
Manifest Destiny
54
The architect of this structure
Robert Adam
Richard Boyle
Thomas Jefferson
Henri Labrouste

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Questions 54

Answers

1
Artist and medium of this work
Jacques-Louis David, etching, drypoint, burin andburnisher
The British soldiers shooting unarmed American colonists
Joseph Mallord William Turner, lithograph
Francisco Goya, etching, drypoint, burin andburnisher
2
All are true of the sculpture EXCEPT
The Virginia General Assembly displayed are the patrons
Washington wanted to be shown wearing contemporary clothing
The artist, Houdin, was America and well trained in America
It's Neoclassical and has contrapossto
3
All are true of this work EXCEPT:
It is Neoclassical and is virtuous
It's The Oath of Horatii, showing event in pre-Republic Rome
It was painted by Thomas Cole, great Neoclassical painter
Excavations of Pompeii and Herculaneum influenced this work
4
The theme of the painting is most strongly related to the
Evolutionary theories of Charles Darwin
Communist writings of Karl Marx
Republican speeches of Napoleon III
gravitational hypotheses of Isaac Newton
5
The architect wrote this treatise on architecture:
Chicago, My Kind of Town
Buildings are Like People: Some are Tall, Some are Short
Forged from American Steel and Sweat
The Tall Office Building Artistically Considered
6
The artist and title are:
Claude Monet, Saint-Lazare Train Station
Claude Monet, Waiting for a Train in Paris
Edouard Manet, Saint-Lazare Train Station
Mary Cassatt, Saint-Lazare Train Station
7
The following is true of this work EXCEPT:
The artists attended the first art academy in the Americas
It becomes the identity of Mexico after War of Independence
There are similarities with work of Caspar David Friedrich
The artists traveled and this is a landscape of Italy
8
A true statement about this work would be:
The artist was trying to paint what he saw
The artist was trying to capture urban life in Paris
Artist shows intensity of nature trough color and movement
The artist used thing layers of paint
9
The title of the the work on the right suggests:
The time period in which it was created
The style of work
The occupation of the subject
The place in which it was painted
10
Based on the style on convention of this work the artist is:
Leland Stanford
Edward Stanford
Eadweard Daguerre
Eadweard Muybridge
11
All are true of the work EXCEPT
Delacroix’s masterpiece & is Liberty Leading the People
Inspired by 1830 Parisian uprising of Charles X’s removal
Liberty wears a scarlet Phrygian cap
The media is oil and tempera on wood
12
The artist's style was influenced by his work in this medium:
Oil painting
Drawing
Woodcut print making
Plein air
13
All are true of this work EXCEPT:
Patrons were thrilled at having 6 figures in this work
Rodin exaggerated proportions and features of the figures
The artists wanted figures on the ground
The six burghers sacrificed their lives for their town
14
The work is recounted in the artist's
autobiography
diary
in his sketchbook
letter to his brother
15
The art historical time period of this work is:
Romanticism
Impressionism
Post-Impressionism
Symbolism
16
Artist and title of this work
Jean-Auguste-Dominque Ingres, Grand Odalisque
Titian, Venus of Urbino
Jean-Auguste-Dominque Ingres, Grand Turkish Concubine
Jaques-Louis David, Grand Odalisque
17
All are symbols of George Washingtons service to a new nation EXCEPT:
The military sword
the fasces, a bundle of 13 sticks featuring an axe
The plow
The gentleman's walking stick
18
All are true of the work on the right EXCEPT:
The brushstrokes are rougher and the tonality is more abrupt
Pose is after Titian's Venus of Urbino
The work was celebrated at time it was exhibited
Critics and the public were horrified by the work
19
All are true of this work of architecture EXCEPT:
It was rebuilt when the original burned down in 1834
It houses the British houses of Lords and Commons
It is a Romantic revivalist Neo-Gothic building
It employs Gothic elements including flying buttresses
20
The architect of this building is known for this quote that expresses his design philosophy:
"Form follows function"
"Life is like a box of chocolates"
"Steel is king"
"I want to build tall buildings"
21
All the following are true of this work EXCEPT:
Entrance has lush iron Art Nouveau & Celtic Revival design
The symmetry recalls classical forms of architecture.
Bottom flr has big windows & large entrances 2 make ppl stay
Terracotta was used b/c its lighter & easier than stone
22
The artist and the time period:
Odilon Redon, Symbolism
Paul Cezanne, Post-Impressionism
Paul Gauguin, Impressionism
Georges Seurat, Post-Impressionism
23
A true statement about this work would be:
This typifies the Romantic period in art
The exclusively painted train stations
This captures a feeling moment in a busy urban center
This was sketched outdoors and completed in the studio
24
Which artwork represents the Japanese influence on French artists?
Vincent Van Gogh's Starry Night
Courbet's The Stone Breakers
Pablo Picasso's Les Demoiselles d’Avignon
Mary Cassatt's The Coiffure
25
What movement does this artwork characterize?
Romanticism
Impressionism
Neoclassicism
Realism
26
The technique the artist used was:
Plein Air
Painting with a palette knife
Lithography
"Pure Landscape"
27
What Renaissance architect influenced the architect of this work?
Palladio
Aberti
Palladio
Bramante
28
What movement does this artwork characterize?
Modernism
Neoclassicism
Realism
Rococo
29
This painting was created by:
Gustave Courbet
Paul Cezanne
Jacques-Louis David
Edvard Munch
30
A true statement about the work would be:
Her art won her an independent role in her society
She was a successful court painter of Philip VII of Spain
Vigée-LeBrun was in favor of the French Revolution
Her work is all Rococo frivolity with very little message
31
All are true of the work EXCEPT:
The artist was trained in the best art academies in Europe
Painter of famous & wealthy like Queen Marie-Antoinette’s
This was painted while exiled in Rome
She was trained by her father like most women painters
32
The work depicts the following historical event:
The French invasion of Spain and the execution of citizens
visual metaphor of French people’s unhappiness w/ monarchy
The British soldiers shooting unarmed American colonists
The killing of Mexican citizens by Spanish soilders
33
Nadar Raising Photography to the Height of Art...
makes fun of the length photographers go for good shots
venerates photography as a fine art form
was a tribute to Nadar
was created through an innovative form of photography
34
A true statement about this building would be:
The dome rests on small pendentives
It was made to accommodate large group of people
It's a Federalist bldg w/ classical forms, Renaissance order
It's of the Rotunda and Lawn at U of Virginia
35
The difference in social acceptance with the depiction of the female nude from left to right:
The nude on the left is considered exotic and foreign
The woman on the right is a famous dancer
The woman on the left is of higher class
The woman on the left shows less nudity
36
All are true of this work EXEPT
Manifest Destiny - underlying idea, divine right 2 move west
This is pure landscape w/o any human presence
Noah is included in Hebrew as well as "The Almighty" on hill
The artist was the head of the Hudson River School
37
All are true of the work on the left EXCEPT:
It was acceptable to the French public b/c she is exotic
The exotic subject is driven by colonial desires in Europe
Artist laid foundation for Romanticism
The subject is a Parisian woman in the theatre
38
What movement does this artwork characterize?
Impressionism
Symbolism
Dada
Fauvism
39
All are true of this work EXCEPT:
It was created early in the artist's career
It was painted by Gauguin
Complementary color schemes r used to heighten visual energy
It is Post-Impressionist
40
Both works share this art historical time period
Realism
Romanticism
Neoclassical
Impressionism
41
The work was created by
Jean-Honoré Fragonard
Giambattista Tiepolo
François Boucher
Clodion
42
You can tell the technique for this photograph is a daguerreotype by:
The tarnish around the edges b/c plate is coated w/ silver
The wet technique on a glass plate
The ready made treated glass made it easier to print
The grayish tone throughout
43
All the following are true of this work EXCEPT:
The artists rejected sentimentality for direct observation
This work currently hangs in the Louvre
This was meant to be an accurate account of abuses of labor
The Communist Manifesto influenced this artist & his work
44
The architect, location
Walter Gropius, Marshall Field Wholesale Store, Chicago
Henry Hobsin Richardson, Carson, Prire, Scott Bldg, Chicago
Louis Henry Sullivan, Carson, Prire, Scott Bldg, Chicago
Alexander Sullivan, Guaranty Building, Buffalo
45
All are true of the work EXCEPT:
Mountain is in Japan b/c artist loved all things Japanese
The artist both flattened space & created illusion of depth
Entitled, Mont Sainte-Victoire, oil on canvas, 1902 - 1904
The artist will influence Cubist artists
46
The title and time period of the work
Cupid a Captive, Romanticism
Lady with Her Lovers, Rococo
The Swing, Rococo
Femmes Savant Frolicking, Romanticism
47
Against Rodin's wishes, the patrons of The Burghers of Calais adjusted his sculpture by
forfeiting the commission and hiring another artist
elevating the sculpture on a raised platform
paying for an additional casting to be displayed in Paris
displaying the sculpture within the town hall
48
All are true of the work EXCEPT
The work is from the series The Disasters of War
Central figure represents the convention of Alter Christus
Title of the work is "And there's nothing to be done"
This Realist work shows little emotion & documents real life
49
The artist wished to sought to:
See nature as cylinder, sphere, and cone
Recreate the landscape exactly like a photograph
Restore the glory of the French Academy
Capture the natural beauty of the French countryside
50
All are true of this image EXCEPT:
Shows female empowerment by a woman styling her own hair
It shows a woman in a brothel
It is influenced by Japanese woodblock prints
It is by Mary Cassatt, an expatriate, and titled Coiffure
51
All the following are true of this work EXCEPT:
The bishops of Mexico embraced her for her intellectualism
It symbolically illustrates intellectualism & spriritualism
It is a posthumous portrait of sor Juana Ines de la Cruz
She was a child prodigy
52
A true statement about the work would be:
Tenebrism heightens the sensual scene
Her lover, who is the patron, is pushing the swing
Depicts the pleasures of the 18th century French aristocracy
Neoclassical theme is prevalent throughout the painting
53
This painting was most influenced by the ideals of:
The Enlightenment
Post-Impressionism
Japonisme
Manifest Destiny
54
The architect of this structure
Robert Adam
Richard Boyle
Thomas Jefferson
Henri Labrouste