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Fine Art B Unit 1 Review
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1
What convention did Caravaggio use in Conversion on the Way to Damascus?
foreshortening
one-point perspective
cross-hatching
religious figures
2
Which of the following statements describes the paintings of artist Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin?
depicted aristocratic families engaging in lighthearted activities.
Chardin's works depict figures that are stylized, with ideal beauty.
Chardin limited colors to depict objects with a sense of realism.
His works have theatrical lighting that looks like a spotlight.
3
Peter Paul Rubens used _____ and complex poses in figures to create drama and movement.
tenebrism
genre
foreshortening
impasto
4
How does Eugène Delacroix's painting of Liberty reflect the political climate of France in the early nineteenth century?
everyday scene of mother and children praying before meal
shows a pivotal moment in the ancient war
depicts a jumbled mass of revolutionaries
5
How did Romantic artists depart from Neoclassical conventions?
painted frivolous subjects instead of using art to teach moral behavior.
turned away from rational thinking and reason to depict emotion and drama
used 1 PP to create the illusion of depth.
6
What Neoclassical characteristic is seen in French artist Jacques-Louis David's Oath of the Horatii?
use of complex backgrounds
depiction of a subject that teaches about history rather than moral values
depiction of figures that are based on sculpted figures
use of subdued colors that don't detract from the story of the painting
7
The clear, soft sunlight reflects on the white wall and creates a strong ___ against the figure’s dark silhouette.
spotlight
contrast
lighting
tenebrism
8
Baroque painters in France & Spain created their own style that drew upon techniques pioneered by earlier ____ artists.
Baroque
narrative
Renaissance
idealized
9
Rembrandt used _____ to draw attention to his solitary figure.
solidity
spotlight
tenebrism
lighting
10
Italian Baroque painters portrayed the human figure with __________.
perfection
exaggeration
realism
color
11
Vermeer arranged his lighting to create convincing ___ within the painting and give ___ to the figure.
space and solidity
tenebrism and solidity
lighting solidity
spotlight and solidity
12
How was Thomas Jefferson inspired by Classical architecture when planning his plantation home Monticello?
He used an asymmetric plan with complex features.
He constructed it using concrete for unobstructed interior views.
He included relief sculptures of Roman gods in the pediment.
He used a similar portico, columns, and dome.
13
What is the theme of Chardin's
Grace Before Meal
?
everyday scene of mother and children praying before meal
depicts a jumbled mass of revolutionaries
shows a pivotal moment in the ancient war
14
Look at the painting and read each artistic term. Choose the best match.
narrative painting
genre
religious
self-portrait
15
How did French artist Eugène Delacroix incorporate Romantic conventions in Liberty Leading the People?
used neutral colors and soft shadows
focused on creating a scene that appeals to the viewer
arranged the figures within rectangular shapes
used rich colors and placed touches of pure pigment
16
Caravaggio used __________ to make his painted figures appear to project into the viewer's space.
one-point perspective
tenebrism
chiaroscuro
foreshortening
17
What compositional technique did Peter Paul Rubens use in his painting Elevation of the Cross?
portrayed an idealized Dutch landscape that has one-point perspective.
used a symmetrical composition to convey a sense of harmony and balance.
posed and arranged figures to emphasize a sense of movement and drama.
used a color palette and contrast in light and dark.
18
Nicolas Poussin and Diego Velázquez embraced a rich Venetian color palette and Caravaggio’s dramatic use of _________.
light and shadow
idealized
narrative
color
19
What compositional technique did Diego Velázquez use in Las Meninas?
atmospheric perspective
two-point perspective
symmetrical composition
pyramid configuration
20
During the Baroque period in Italy, the __________ remained a staunch supporter of the arts.
Middle class
Catholic Church
Military
Royalty
21
Which of the following is a characteristic of artist Francisco Goya's The Third of May, 1808?
dramatic use of light and shadow draws attention to the central figure
smooth brushstrokes create subtly blended tonal values
painting reflects the Renaissance
pyramid configuration
22
Look at the painting and read each artistic term. Choose the best match.
self-portrait
religious
genre
narrative painting
23
Look at the painting and read each artistic term. Choose the best match.
self-portrait
narrative painting
genre
religious
24
Caravaggio's rich color palette was inspired by the works of Renaissance masters.
True
False
25
a painting technique in which figures appear to be lit by a spotlight
foreshortening
impasto
tenebrism
genre
26
Poussin’s method of constructing idealized landscape paintings had a strong influence on French Baroque painting.
False
True
27
What type of compositional convention did Chardin andDelacroix use in these two works?
Both works use the rectangle configuration
Both works use the pyramid configuration
Both works use leading lines
28
His face seems to glow, as if lit by a ______ and he leaves the rest of the scene hidden in dark shadow.
spotlight
lighting
solidity
tenebrism
29
In what way is Peter Paul Rubens’s painting Elevation of the Cross similar to Bernini’s sculpture David?
The figures are modeled with smooth brushstrokes, like marble
The figures are posed to emphasize a sense of movement and drama
Figures are set against a dark background
Figures depict idealized version of human body
30
What is one similarity between Caravaggio's The Conversion of Saint Paul and Rubens's Elevation of the Cross?
They use foreshortening.
They use a natural light source to depict convincing space.
The use of atmospheric perspective creates the illusion of depth.
The glowing figures emerge from a dark background to create drama.
31
How does Bernini demonstrate a departure from Renaissance conventions in his David sculpture?
The figure is posed in a pyramid configuration to create stability.
Figure is positioned in an unnatural pose that is not lifelike.
Figure breaks into the viewer's space and engages the viewer.
The figure has exaggerated proportions and elongated features.
32
What techniques did Spanish artist Diego Velázquez use to involve the viewer in Las Meninas?
the background is far away
Figures gaze directly to viewer
dramatic contrast with no mid tones
Background figures motion to viewer
33
Which of the following best describes French painter Nicolas Poussin’s approach to painting?
Used a camera obscura to outline his compositions
Organized natural elements to create idealized paintings
Involved the viewers by arranging figures in dramatic poses
Depicted religious subjects in service of the church
34
a thick, textural application of paint
still life
tenebrism
impasto
lead
35
Baroque artists in the ____ adopted techniques such as ____ that were popular with Italian Baroque painters.
genre and tenebriousm
Netherlands and genre
Netherlands and tenebrism
Impasto and tenebrism
36
Baroque Art in ItalyBaroque sculpture is characterized by __________ poses that extend into the viewer's space.
elongated
active
still
contrapposto
37
An artwork made of three hinged panels, often an altarpiece is a:
foreshortening
triptych
impasto
genre
38
Which of the following statements describes the paintings of French Rococo artist Antoine Watteau?
Watteau's art depicts figures in poses seen in Classical Greek paintings.
Watteau's art depicts ordinary people doing everyday activities.
Watteau's art contain lively brushwork and subtle variations of color.
Watteau's art places figures within a compressed, ambiguous space.
39
Bernini often combined sculpture painting, and architecture to create a dramatic experience for the viewer.
True
False
40
A genre painting is an artwork that depicts a scene from everyday life
False
True
41
Velázquez used light and shadow to create depth and atmosphere as well as complex, ____________ compositions.
narrative
idealized
Baroque
light and shadow
42
Look at the painting and read each artistic term. Choose the best match.
narrative painting
religious
genre
self-portrait
43
Both Rembrandt and Vermeer manipulated ______to dramatic effect.
spotlight
lighting
solidity
space
44
David believed the purpose of art was to teach moral behavior. How does he achieve this in Oath of the Horatii?
everyday scene of mother and children praying before meal
depicts a jumbled mass of revolutionaries
shows a pivotal moment in the ancient war
45
Italian Baroque painters used ____, a lighting effect in which figures emerge from darkness into bright light.
pyramids
foreshortening
tenebrism
perspective
