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Classic Cassat, Xu, Oxbow, Velasco, Dagurreo
Classic Cassat, Xu, Oxbow, Velasco, Dagurreo
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What does the image on the right NOT share with the image on the left?
Vast horizon
made in the 19th century
Contrasting visual and narrative elements
self portrait
2
When stories in the Old Testament correlate with stories in the New Testament it is called.
Prefigure
Rhythm
Coincidence
Eucharist
3
Besides odd perspective angles, what were typical of Cassatt's work.
French women getting ready to go out.
Japanese women glamming up.
4
What is the relevance to the medium in this work?
The painter used a camera obscura
it did not become a popular way to make photographs
it used the wet collodian wet
The exposure was only 20sec
5
A mastaba was a precursor to a
catacomb
pyramid
cathedral
temple
6
Which of the following Chinese art forms inspired contemporary artwork?
Chinese music as seen in Horn Players
Chinese writing as seen in A book from the Sky
Chinese porcelain as seen in the Pink Panther
Chinese writing as seen in Rebellious Silence
7
What order is this capital to the right from?
Doric
Tuscan
Corinthian
Ionic
8
Who created the first permanent photograph?
Wall
Nipece
Wolf
Daguerre
9
Thomas Cole’s paintings have historical allusion to contemporary issues concerning
the building of the railroads and their effect on American culture
slavery in the American South
the treatment of American Indians as anthropological specimens
Manifest Destiny
10
The emerging abstraction that is present in the Colossus of Constantine came to be associated with
The sack of Rome in 410 C.E
the traditional Roman religion
The Rise of Christianity
Classicism
11
The city in this Velasco painting was the capital of this ancient civilization.
Aztec
Inca
Portuguese
Mayan
12
This term refers to pictures in a floating world
Pandora
Coiffure
Casatish
Ukiyo-e
13
This can be attributed to Mary Cassat with what specific visual evidence
Nature motifs and wood block print inside by Japanese style
Flat fields of color
Detailed Chiaroscuro
Attentions to individuality
14
Iconoclasm refers to the
destruction of images
making of icons
modern usage of icons
exploration of iconography
15
Who created this?
O'Sullivan
Daguerre
Turner
Cassat
16
What feature of Xu Bing's Book from the Sky recalls traditions of Chinese scholarly landscape painting?
the narrative of the text
the expressive use of calligraphy
the installation of the work
the use of block printing
17
What makes this painting Not Neoclassical?
the time period
its retelling of a classical story
its attention to shadow detail
Its looking toward the future
18
Which is a possible interpretation of Xu Bing's Book of the Sky? Truth and meaning...
can best be found in art.
are rooted in history and tradition
are understood through text.
are not always found in words.
19
What is unusual about the text in Xu Bing's Book from the Sky? The Characters...
do not exist in the Chinese language.
were each printed using movable carved blocks.
tell a fictitious story of Chinese history.
were painted by the artist' studio assistants.
20
What does the Hebrew text say on the hill side?
Empire Building
divinely ordained
All Mighty
Manifest destiny
21
What lead to the interest in Japaneses culture in France during the late 19th century?
Nintendo
Japanese Woodblock Prints
Tokyo Drift
Colonization
22
What is Manifest Destiny?
Justification for colonizing
The forth member of Density's Child.
God's blessing to control the wild frontier
Divinely ordained to cultivate
23
In Velasco The Valley of Mexico from Santa Isabel mountain range what city is off in the distance?
Cusco
San Juan
Tampa
Mexico city
24
This approach to Cassatt's work, where no more than necessary, is based off this literary concept
Slam poetry
Maximal
Haiku
Minimalism
25
What did Xu Bing learn as young student in art school?
the value of an intellectual life
the expressive qualities of calligraphy
the art theory and philosophy of the West
the use of art as propaganda
