Hogarth’s narrative suite Marriage a la Mode is about how

society demeans the institution of marriage

Johann Winckelman is important to art history because he

Wrote the first art history book

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NeoClassical and Rococo

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1
Government sponsored exhibition of artworks in Pari
Salon
Gallery
Academy
Artshow
2
colored chalk that when mixed with other ingredients produces a medium, soft and delicate hue
oil paint
charcoal
watercolor
pastels
3
18th century French style of Painting, aristocracy in forested landscape
Exemplum virtutis
Fete galante
galent feat
Feet galant
4
Elisabeth Vigee-Lebrun’s self-portrait shows her painting the likeness of
Louis XIV
Marie Antoinette
Sarah Siddons
Maria Theresa
5
The following image is an example of
Realism
Romanticism
Rococo
Neo-Classicism
6
Hogarth’s narrative suite Marriage a la Mode is about how
marriage as an institution should be abolished
marriage of the two people different ages is unsuitable
society demeans the institution of marriage
peasants do mot understand the sacredness of marriage
7
This building, Monticello, was designed by:
Jues Hardouin- Mansart
Louis Le Vau
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
8
The discovery of which ancient city helped to spur interest in Neoclassicism?
Pompei
Athens
Sparta
Rome
9
The Oath of the Horatii (ancient Roman story) but the painting technique reflects
Pontormo
Peter Paul Rubens
Caravaggio
Johannes Vermeer Jacopo
10
Johann Winckelman is important to art history because he
Instructed Jefferson on how to build Monticello
Wrote the first art history book
Unearthed the ruins at Pompeii
Assisted in the making of cast iron
11
David’s Death of Marat it is assumed that the viewer is aware of Michelangelo’s
Moses
David
Pieta
Creation of Adam
12
To have a complete education, journey to Italy was required to study the ancient world
Tour de Italy
Tour de Salon
Academy de Tour
Grand Tour
13
The Swing by Jean-Hanore Fragonard is similar to other Rococo paintings in that it
is innovative and experimental in painting techniques
uses tenebrism to sharply contrast dark and light
uses pastel palette
is concerned with the classical ideals of Polykleitos
14
A common subject of Rococo paintings is
power and glory
historical events
religious conviction
the pursuit of love
15
The Swing by Jean-Hanore Fragonard is similar to other Rococo paintings in that it
uses tenebrism to sharply contrast dark and light
is concerned with the classical ideals of Polykleitos
uses pastel palette
is innovative and experimental in painting techniques
16
Institutions train artist academic tradition, ennobling the profession, exhibitions
Art School
Academy
Mayo High School for MST
Salons
17
Rococo art is connected with
Positivism
Political uprising
The Enlightenment
The aristocracy
18
painting that tells a moral tale of the viewer
Virtuitis Unum
Plurabus Virtuitis
E plurabus unum
Exemplum virtutis
19
The following statue of George Washington believed to be the most accurate was created by
HORATIO GREENOUGH
Antonio Canova
JEAN-ANTOINE HOUDON
John Singleton Copley

NeoClassical and Rococo Flashcards | StudBud

NeoClassical and Rococo

19 termsStudBud Administration313 plays

Review of NEoclassical work

Flashcards19 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 19

Answers

1
Government sponsored exhibition of artworks in Pari
Salon
Gallery
Academy
Artshow
2
colored chalk that when mixed with other ingredients produces a medium, soft and delicate hue
oil paint
charcoal
watercolor
pastels
3
18th century French style of Painting, aristocracy in forested landscape
Exemplum virtutis
Fete galante
galent feat
Feet galant
4
Elisabeth Vigee-Lebrun’s self-portrait shows her painting the likeness of
Louis XIV
Marie Antoinette
Sarah Siddons
Maria Theresa
5
The following image is an example of
Realism
Romanticism
Rococo
Neo-Classicism
6
Hogarth’s narrative suite Marriage a la Mode is about how
marriage as an institution should be abolished
marriage of the two people different ages is unsuitable
society demeans the institution of marriage
peasants do mot understand the sacredness of marriage
7
This building, Monticello, was designed by:
Jues Hardouin- Mansart
Louis Le Vau
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
8
The discovery of which ancient city helped to spur interest in Neoclassicism?
Pompei
Athens
Sparta
Rome
9
The Oath of the Horatii (ancient Roman story) but the painting technique reflects
Pontormo
Peter Paul Rubens
Caravaggio
Johannes Vermeer Jacopo
10
Johann Winckelman is important to art history because he
Instructed Jefferson on how to build Monticello
Wrote the first art history book
Unearthed the ruins at Pompeii
Assisted in the making of cast iron
11
David’s Death of Marat it is assumed that the viewer is aware of Michelangelo’s
Moses
David
Pieta
Creation of Adam
12
To have a complete education, journey to Italy was required to study the ancient world
Tour de Italy
Tour de Salon
Academy de Tour
Grand Tour
13
The Swing by Jean-Hanore Fragonard is similar to other Rococo paintings in that it
is innovative and experimental in painting techniques
uses tenebrism to sharply contrast dark and light
uses pastel palette
is concerned with the classical ideals of Polykleitos
14
A common subject of Rococo paintings is
power and glory
historical events
religious conviction
the pursuit of love
15
The Swing by Jean-Hanore Fragonard is similar to other Rococo paintings in that it
uses tenebrism to sharply contrast dark and light
is concerned with the classical ideals of Polykleitos
uses pastel palette
is innovative and experimental in painting techniques
16
Institutions train artist academic tradition, ennobling the profession, exhibitions
Art School
Academy
Mayo High School for MST
Salons
17
Rococo art is connected with
Positivism
Political uprising
The Enlightenment
The aristocracy
18
painting that tells a moral tale of the viewer
Virtuitis Unum
Plurabus Virtuitis
E plurabus unum
Exemplum virtutis
19
The following statue of George Washington believed to be the most accurate was created by
HORATIO GREENOUGH
Antonio Canova
JEAN-ANTOINE HOUDON
John Singleton Copley