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A Survey of Art History
Abstract Expressionists focused on
Hypostyle means
A Survey of Art History
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Hypostyle means
Filled with Columns
Symmetrical
Alternating Colors
Large Space
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Abstract Expressionists focused on
Subconscious Creation
Color Field Painting
Simple Paintings
Painting from the Mind's Eye
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Fauvism means in the style of
Wild Beasts
Wildebeests
Wild Beats
Wild Animals
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Impressionism normalized the painting of
Lanscapes
Contemporary Life
Wealthy People
Biblical Stories
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Material Culture includes all, except
Food
Social Roles
Architecture
Clothing
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Baroque art stylistically was
Stagnant
Grandiose
Full of Movement
Simple
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An art medium that involves painting into wet plaster
Chiaroscuro
Sfumato
Fresco
Perspective
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At the time (1850s), there was only one place for new art
Salon
Musee d'Orsay
Savon
Musee Louvre
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Romantic art often depicted
Contemporary Events
Stories of Love
The Horrors of War
Truth
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The solution was
Illusion
Abstraction
Collusion
Defraction
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Andy Goldsworthy
Creates often Temporary Works
Learns from each failure
Produces 'Land Art'
Is on of Mr. Swarts' Favorite Artists
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In Medieval Islamic Art, lower wall panels that differed from the area above are called
Dose
Dadoes
Does
Dos-i-dos
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Scale was used to represent
Movement
Balance
Emphasis
Hierarchy
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The construction of the Pantheon was only possible with the invention of
Marble
Concrete
Granite
Asphalt
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Early Christians were forbidden from making
Illuminated Manuscripts
Illustrations
Likenesses of the Divine
Illusory Images of God
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Sfumato literally means
Sum
Smoke
Tomato
Fume
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The shape of the pyramids probably refer to the
Sun
Desert
Nile
Moon
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The tromp l'oeil effect
Used Foreshortening
Are only used on ceilings
Used Oil
Connected with Surrounding Architecture
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Romanticism embraced
Romance
Equality
Freedom
Veritas