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AP Art History CA 4 Modern Art Details
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This quiz covers works 126 (Les Demoiselles d ´Avignon) through 152 (House in New Castle County).
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1
Which style is this artwork?
Cubism
Abstract Expressionism
German Expressionism
Fauvism
2
Which of the following are true of this artwork or artist? (3 answers)
Imitates Christian images of lamentation of Christ
The artist supported the Communist cause.
Depicts a German Communist killed after leading a revolt
It is a woodblock print.
3
Which of the following is true of this artwork? (3 answers)
It is one of Duchamp's "readymades."
It is a Surrealist object.
The artist did not intend it to have a symbolic meaning.
It's 3-D and made by covering a cup, saucer, spoon with fur.
4
Which is NOT true of this work?
It was the first Cubist painting.
It was created using a collage technique.
It was influenced by African masks.
It is nearly life-size
5
Which of the following are true of this artwork? (2 answers)
It depicts a man playing a guitar.
It uses complementary (opposite) colors.
It is entirely abstract (or nonobjective).
It depicts multiple sides or views of its subject at once.
6
Which of the following are true of this artwork or artist? (3 answers)
Artist was influenced by Cubism.
Uses geometric shapes, analytical lines, and primary colors
Uses "pure colors" to show "true reality"
Symmetrical balance creates a feeling of harmony.
7
Alfred Stieglitz's photographs have been compared to
Surrealist paintings because of their odd juxtapositions
Cubist paintings with tonal values /arrangement of shapes
Realist painting because of the plight of hard-working poor
Impressionist paintings because of their atmospheric effects
8
Narcissus Garden expresses the idea of narcissism because
it represents narcissus flowers
the artist sold the balls to viewers of the show
all the mirrored balls show the viewer's reflection
the balls are made of plastic
9
Frida Kahlo's artwork expresses all of the following concerns EXCEPT
Mexican and Pre-Columbian motifs
European-style Surrealism
frescos and Mexican muralism
autobiographical episodes translated into personal visions
10
What is NOT are true of this artwork?
Shows historical events chronologically from left to right.
Includes Aztec symbolism.
It depicts all positive events in the history of Mexico.
Shows all Mexican cultures and classes to counter prejudice.
11
What is the location of Fallingwater (the Kaufmann House)?
New York, U.S.A.
Delaware, U.S.A.
Poisse-Sur Seine, France
Bear Run, Pennsylvania
12
Which of the following does NOT express the content of this artwork?
Supports women being allowed to fight in the Vietnam War.
Protests the Vietnam War.
Combines masculine and feminine imagery.
Commemorates women being allowed to attend Yale University.
13
The
Memorial Sheet for Karl Liebknecht
commemorates a moment in the
Communist uprising in 1919
Franco-Prussian War of 1980
erection of the Berlin Wall in 1961
collapse of the Stock Market in 1929
14
Which style is this artwork?
Neo-plasticism/De Stijl
German Expressionism
Dada
Abstract Expressionism
15
Which architect designed
Fallingwater
(Kaufmann House)?
John Rauch
Mies van der Rohe
Frank Lloyd Wright
Le Corbusier
16
Identify the style of this artwork.
Dada
Pop Art
Abstract Expressionism
Fauvism
17
Which architects designed the House in New Castle County? (3 answers)
Denise Scott Brown
Robert Venturi
John Rausch
Philip Johnson
18
Which is NOT true of this artwork or artist?
Mask and sugarcane symbols are from Afro-Caribbean culture.
Artwork represents slavery in Cuba.
Artist was part of the Harlem Renaissance movement.
Artwork is abstract.
19
What is the style of this work?
Fauvism
Cubism
Surrealism
Abstract Expressionism
20
What is NOT true of this artwork?
Created on the tenth anniversary of the first Earth Day
It is a modern earthwork.
It is located in Great Salt Lake, Utah.
Can be interpreted as expressing importance of environment
21
Robert Smithson's works, like
Spiral Jetty, were inspired by
Surrealist paintings
American Indian earthworks
Aztec temple structures and complexes
Buddhist stupas and torahs
22
Identify the style of this sculpture
Dada
Surrealism
Abstract Expressionism
Pop Art
23
Which style is this work?
Cubism
German Expressionism
Art Nouveau
Neo-Plasticism
24
Which of the following are modern qualities of this work? (2 answers)
It led to the invention of the motion picture.
Originally a scientific experiment, was later shown as art
It depicts modern life and the industrial age.
It does not imitate the subject matter or style of painting
25
Which is NOT true of this artwork?
The artwork is nonobjective.
Artist poured diluted paint on the canvas to make shapes
The complementary colors are intended to express emotion.
Style of this work is Abstract Expressionism.
26
Which of the following are true of the content of this artwork? (3 answers)
Color and black and white halves contrast life and death
Gold in the artwork compares Marilyn to religious icons.
Expresses sadness Marilyn felt after Kennedy assassination
Repetition shows that celebrities are like consumer products
27
What is the location of Villa Savoye?
New York, U.S.A.
Bear Run, Pennsylvania
Poisse-Sur Seine, France
Delaware, U.S.A.
28
Which of the following are common characteristics of Modernism? (3 answers)
depicting modern life
rejecting traditional ideas
creating new styles; emphasizing originality
being "anti-art"
29
What is the location of the Seagram Building?
Delaware, U.S.A.
Poisse-Sur Seine, France
Bear Run, Pennsylvania
New York, U.S.A.
30
What is the style of this artwork?
Fauvism
Surrealism
Cubism
Post Impressionism
31
What is the style of this artwork?
Analytical Cubism
Post Impressionism
Expressionism
Art Nouveau
32
Which of the following are true of this artwork or artist? (2 answers)
It was influenced by Klimt's The Kiss.
Brancusi wasn't a Cubist, but was influenced by Cubism.
It was influenced by African art.
It attempts to show numerous viewpoints simultaneously.
33
Which of the following are true of the style of this artwork, Fauvism? (3 answers)
The works often use complementary (opposite) colors together
The name comes from a critic calling the artists wild beasts
The Fauves used bright colors--shocking at the time.
The paintings are highly representational.
34
What is NOT true of this artwork or artist?
The painting is almost, but not completely, abstract
Painting expresses religious ideas and influence of music
Artist was leader of Der Blaue Reiter Expressionist movement
Content of artwork expresses support for Communism
35
Which is NOT true of this artwork or artist?
It expresses the artist's Mexican and European heritage.
The artist was part of the Surrealist movement.
Symbolizes sadness after divorce but also having strength.
It is a self-portrait.
36
Which of the following is NOT true of this artwork?
It is a photomontage.
Criticizes Communist ideology
Propaganda supporting the Communist regime of Stalin
Depicts Lenin, founder of Soviet Union
37
Which of the following are true of this artwork or artist? (3 answers)
Artist called it a "readymade."
Intended to challenge viewers' ideas about what art is.
The artist made it from white ceramic clay.
It's an actual urinal; the artist signed it with a fake name
38
What is the location of House in New Castle County?
Bear Run, Pennsylvania
Delaware, U.S.A.
New York, U.S.A.
Poisse-Sur Seine, France
39
Cuban artist Wifredo Lam sought to combine his Hispanic heritage with
found objects used by the Dadists
flat areas of color used in Japanese prints
abstract patterning like painters of the New York School
facial designs inspired by African masks
40
Which architects designed the Seagram Building? (two)
Frank Lloyd Wright
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
Philip Johnson
Robert Venturi
41
Which architect designed Villa Savoye?
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
Le Corbusier
Denise Scott Brown
Frank Lloyd Wright
42
Which is NOT true of this artwork or artist?
It is part of a series about African-American History.
Artist was part of the Harlem Renaissance movement.
It is a highly representational painting.
It depicts a barrier between white and black diners.
