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Realism Impressionist Post Impressionist Unit Review
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1
Which arrondissement is the train Station currently located?
9th
4th
16th
8th
2
Which type of movement is represented in this image?
Realism
Impressionism
Romanticism
Post Impressionism
3
What is the name of the train station in this painting?
San-Lazare Station
Saint-Lazare Station
Saint-Marie Station
Saint-Lucia Station
4
This piece was constructed in which century
17th Century
19th Century
18th Century
16th Century
5
What is this series of photographs attempting to determine?
Whether a horses legs are ever simultaneously off the ground
The angle of a horse’s bent legs
Replicating a horse’s power in new modes of transportation
If horses can go 30 mph
6
Courbet’s style, composition, and technique stray from what style that dominated French art?
Renaissance Artwork
Neoclassicism
Romanticism
Realism
7
Van Gogh's use of bright color and discernible brush strokes accomplishes what?
Drawing attention to his works
Establishes a separation from the style of the time
Evoking emotion
Painting the scene
8
What is the name of the mountain that was the focus of many of Cezanne's works?
Mount Fuji
Mont Sainte-Victoire
Mont Aix-en-Provence
Mount Neue Pinakothek
9
What happened to most of Daguerre’s works in 1839 in which only 25 of them survived?
His house art studio burned down
His works were stolen
His works were sold to private buyers never to be seen again
His Laboratory art studio burned to the ground
10
Before cameras were invented, a sort of primitive photograph was created by using what?
Small hole in dark box passing light through
Light-sensitive defibrillation tank
Talopanod
Orrery
11
What photography development technique was used to form this work?
Lithograph
Collodion
Print Press
Calotype
12
How did Cezanne form this painting?
Three horizontal sections
Spikebrush-implemented cubism
Three vertical sections
A low viewpoint
13
Which type materials and techniques were used?
Oil on wood block
Oil on Canvas
Drypoint and aquatint
Dry point on Canvas
14
The primary focuses of Degas' works were dancers and what other subject?
bathers
sporting events
industry
landscapes
15
This building was constructed in how many phases?
One
Three
Five
Two
16
The six “Burghers” depict which class of people?
Slaves
Lower Class
Middle Class
Upper Class
17
Degas trained through this practice of using the “greats” of historical painters?
tracing
printing
copying
sketching
18
Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going? Was meant to be read in what direction?
From bottom to top to show life from earth to heaven.
From right to left.
From left to right.
Meant to just be looked at head on.
19
Alfred Stieglitz’s inspiration came from what subject matter that he was observing?
The stairwell.
The shapes created in the scene.
The light captured in the scene.
The people on the separate decks
20
Renoir employs all but this early impressionist technique in Le Moulin de la Galette.
Color Theory
Natural Light
Free Brushstrokes
Symmetry
21
Where was Edouard Manet born?
Strasbourg, France
Paris, France
Athens, Greece
Genoa, Italy
22
Which culture does this piece relate to highly?
Japanese
African
American
Chinese
23
What is the main function of this piece of art?
To comment on the imperfections of everyone.
To show off his sick painting skills.
To make his friends think he’s cool.
To depict and comment racial divisions in Paris.
24
What com-positional component serves to isolate the two laborers pictured in the piece?
Worker's Clothing
Stone
Hill
Vegetation
25
What is the process called that was a image on highly polished, silver-plated sheet of copper?
Camera obscura
Photography
Daguerreotype
Niepcetype
26
Where did Van Gogh create a Starry Night?
The Rhone
His house in Paris
Saint-Brussels-Monastery
Saint-Paul-de-Mausole
27
Stieglitz was compelled to take this image because of his discomfort with which class?
First Class
The Steerage
Lower class
Middle Class
28
What was the primary purpose this “skyscraper” was created for?
An art gallery
A department store
Office spaces
Apartments for the elite
29
The ‘fleeting’ sense can be primarily attributed to what technological advancement?
printing press
photography
automobiles
Portable paint tubes
30
From what culture is the subject matter from?
Tahitian
Spanish
Mexican
Fijian
