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1
The painter of this piece was a court painter for
Marie Antoinette
King Henry VIII
Louis XIV
Philip IV
2
Edvard Munch's 'The Scream' was likely painted in response to
World War II
A divorce
A panic attack
A near-death experience
3
This work exemplifies the Realist movement in France due to its
rigorous brushstrokes to suggest purposeful action
use of warm hues to reinforce a sense of nostalgia
empathetic depiction of the working poor
interest in narrative subjects from historical novels
4
The loss of the artist’s right hand in
Self-Portrait as a Soldier
by Kirchner has been interpreted as a metaphor for
his sorrow for a leader’s death
an inability to paint or create
a divorce after years of marriage
his endurance on the battlefield
5
Who created this work?
Louis Daguerre
Eadweard Muybridge
Mary Cassatt
Alfred Steiglitz
6
What is the center of attention in
A Philosopher Lecturing on the Orrery
?
A fortune telling device
A caged animal
An astronomical model
A Catholic relic
7
What was the function of this work?
To provide critical, satirical commentary on an aerial photographer
To advertise portable cameras
To promote a photography exhibition
To announce the invention of the hot air balloon
8
What was the Rococo movement defined by?
A focus on line and shape
Religious subject matter
'Frivolous' subject matter
Light colors, curvy and asymmetrical lines
9
Mary Cassatt was influenced by the prints of women from which country?
Scotland
Spain
Tahiti
Japan
10
This work by Henri Matisse demonstrates a break with artistic painting traditions of the 19th century with its
rectilinear ground
bold coloring
still life subject matter
glazing techniques
11
Gustave Courbet breaks with traditional artistic practice in this work by
applying paint with a palette knife to achieve a rough texture
distorting scale to enhance the work’s emotive qualities
building up a series of glazes to achieve greater luminosity
avoiding the use of local color to create jarring color combinations
12
The experimentation with abstraction in Kandinsky’s
Improvisation 28
shows the artist’s principal engagement with
music and spirituality
sexuality and gender
loneliness and angst
technology and science
13
Gaughin's work is associated with all of the following EXCEPT
Dada
Symbolism
Primitivism
Post-Impressionism
14
What is the location of the subject matter of this work?
Spain
Mexico
England
France
15
The style of the painting is
Cubist
Futurist
Pointillist
Expressionist
16
Japanese architecture influenced Fallingwater most clearly by the structure’s
multiple levels or terraces
utilization of an open plan
enormous vaulted ceilings
inclusion of a stone hearth
17
What is the title of this work?
The Steerage
Still Life in Studio
The Horse in Motion
The Starry Night
18
Similar to the work of Thomas Cole, this work focuses on the...
Implementation of the Homestead Act
Idea of Manifest Destiny
Impact of the gold rush on landscape development
Contribution of Native Americans to landscape preservation
19
Which of the following best describes the conceptual process employed by the artist in this work?
recontextualizing
collaging
repurposing
appropriating
20
The painting exhibits all of the following formal characteristics EXCEPT
Loose and painterly brushwork
Spatially flat composition
Dramatic use of color and light
Atmospheric perspective
21
Date.
1895-1902
1875-84
1852-60
1884-95
22
The use of steel made it possible for Sullivan's building to have which of the following architectural innovations
An open floor plan and large expanses of glass
Steam-powered elevators that enabled access to multiple stories
An elevated spire supporting a radio transmitter
Cantilevered terraces surrounding a central courtyard
23
Date.
1895
1907
1901
1915
24
The treatment of space in this painting by Henri Matisse best demonstrates the influence of works like
Piet Mondrian’s Composition with Red, Blue, and Yellow
Paul Cezanne’s Mont Sainte-Victoire
Claude Monet’s Gare St. Lazare
Gustave Courbet’s The Stone Breakers
25
What is the medium of
The Oath of the Horatii
?
Fresco
Acrylic
Oil on canvas
Watercolor
26
This work by Spanish artist Francisco de Goya embodied which artistic movement?
Emotionalism
Realism
Expressionism
Romanticism
27
The Palace of Westminster was created in a neo-Gothic style because
Romanticism in industrial Britain manifested as nostalgia
It was originally a church
The Goths just do it better
Other types of architecture weren't fancy enough
28
Date.
1920-23
1935-38
1928-1931
1942-45
29
The strong value contrast and jagged shapes seen here are reminiscent of which of the following kind of prints?
lithograph
etching
engraving
woodcut
30
What defined the Neoclassical movement?
A rejection of ancient Greek and Roman rules about art.
The rejection of all modern materials and techniques in art.
A revitalization of ancient Greek and Roman styles.
A revitalization of ancient French and American styles.
31
This work was created by Meret Oppenheim, an artist associated with which of the following movements?
Constructivism
Cubism
Dada
Surrealism
32
Who sculpted this?
Brancusi
Oppenheim
Klimt
Rodin
33
This work, attributed to Marcel Duchamp, is from which artistic movement?
Rococo
Surrealism
Realism
Dada
34
Cubism was created by
Pablo Picasso and Paul Gaughin
Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque
Paul Gaughin and Vincent van Gogh
Georges Braque and Constantin Brancusi
35
This work by Matisse most closely fits the _____ Movement.
Abstract Expressionism
Impressionism
Realism
Fauvism
36
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater demonstrates his conviction that this building should
elevate the individual above worldly concerns
be an integrative part of the landscape
employ the skills of regional artisans
reflect the most advanced building technologies
37
Ingres painted La Grande Odalisque in the manner of
Surrealism
Orientalism
Rococo
Neoclassicism
38
Who was known for his desire to create a building that functioned as a “machine for living”?
Le Corbusier
Frank Lloyd Wright
Mies van der Rohe
Louis Sullivan
39
In the design for this structure, the Villa Savoye, ribbon windows were made possible by the use of
steel-framed facades
pilotis made from steel
load-bearing concrete walls
cantilever construction
40
What was Monet's greatest objective in creating
The Saint-Lazare Station
?
Capture the passing light and atmosphere of the scene
Work to create a smooth finish on his paintings
Demonize the industrial culture of 19th century France
Glorify the labor of men in society
41
To which earlier artistic tradition would this work be most related to?
Roman Verism
Classical Greek
Hellenistic Greek
Archaic Greek
42
Which art movement is this work associated with?
Realism
Cubism
Post-Impressionism
Impressionism
43
Date.
1810
1790
1775
1750
44
Which of the following architects was the first to say that in architectural design, “form” should “follow function”?
Frank Lloyd Wright
Louis Sullivan
Le Corbusier
Mies van der Rohe
45
The Swing
represents which art movement?
Naturalism
Neoclassicism
Rococo
Baroque
46
This building Mies includes which of the following as a decorative, not a functional, element
horizontal ribbon windows
rooftop cantilevers
ferroconcrete pilotis
bronze I-beams
47
Date.
1830
1835
1822
1828
48
The artist who created this work strove for a simplicity meant to
critique the banal existence of modern life
convey unity between life, art, and culture
produce works quickly in a timely and efficient manner
reference relationships between political entities
49
The artist who created this work referred to his work as belonging to a movement known as
the Blaue Reiter
DeStijl
the Bauhaus
Minimalism
50
This piece can be attributed to the _____ Movement because of ________
Realism ; its depiction of the working poor
Neoclassicism ; the lifelike poses of the figures
Impressionism; the work's attention to light and atmosphere
Romanticism ; the piece's dramatic lighting
51
This piece is most closely associated with the ____ movement.
Realist
Impressionist
Neoclassical
Romantic
52
Which art movement is this work most closely associated with?
Post-Impressionism
Romanticism
Impressionism
Realism
53
The device that Muybridge invented to 'animate' his photographs is called a
Collotype
Daguerreotype
Lightbox
Zoopraxiscope
54
The central figure of this piece is typically interpreted as being
Poor
Unaware of the viewer
Inviting
In control of her own body
55
Both the Villa Savoye and Fallingwater broke away from traditional architectural forms by incorporating
multiplel evels
high ceilings
an open plan
a grid-like design
56
Claude Monet is considered most closely associated with the _____ Movement.
Post-Impressionism
Symbolism
Fauvism
Impressionism
57
Wassily Kandinsky adopted abstraction in his
Improvisation 28
so that viewers
respond to the composition emotionally rather than rationally
develop an enhanced appreciation for the decorative arts and crafts
end their patronage of artworks with divisive religious subjects
confront their own conflicted sense of self and cultural identity
58
This work was designed after what style?
Romanesque
Neoclassical
Baroque
Gothic
59
What are some characteristics of Romanticism?
Idea of being cared for, socialism, love
Mystery, Humor, Love
The sublime, Individualism, and drama
Melancholy and nostalgia