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Who invented "pointillism"?
What is this object called?
Duplicate of Comp Final Review
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What is this object called?
Votive
Cylinder Seal
Cuneiform
Jade Cong
2
Who invented "pointillism"?
Gauguin
Monet
Manet
Seurat
3
Why were figures depicted in twisted perspective?
people looked different back then
it was a form of creative expression
they did not know how to portray them accurately
the figures were more recognizable this way
4
What is the name of the latest period of Greek art, seen here in "Winged Victory"?
Hellenistic
Classical
Renaissance
Archaic
5
Name the architectural feature pictured here
oculus
Ionic columns
flying buttresses
gargoyles
6
Who painted the Starry Night?
Van Gogh
Manet
Monet
Gauguin
7
To dull the intensity of a color add
white
its complement color
black
analogous color
8
Gargoyles
Gothic
Baroque
Renaissance
Byzantine
9
Why are the eyes so large?
They made a funny face and it got stuck like that
The better to see you with
Because Mrs. T said so
They are in awe of the gods
10
What is the most famous example of Greek architecture?
The Colloseum
The Pantheon
The Duomo
The Parthenon
11
A line drawing that defines the outer edge of an object
Contour line
Gesture line
12
What is the anamorphic image depicting?
their interests
a skull
their welath as businessmen
Two ambassadors
13
Linear perspective demonstrates which element of art?
Color
Space
Shape
Line
14
What Roman invention changed architecture forever?
amphitheaters
concrete
stone masonry
the arch
15
What was the first written language called?
English
Cuneiform
Sanscrit
Hieroglyphics
16
What does the word "renaissance" mean?
new beginning
restart
rebirth
new birth
17
Linear perspective invented
Byzantine
Gothic
Renaissance
Roman
18
Which is NOT a common feature of Baroque art?
Triangular Composition
Strong Diagonals
Religious Subject
Dramatic Lighting
19
Name this feature of gothic cathedrals, used to bring in light and tell stories
rose window
gargoyle
vault
flying buttress
20
Icon Paintings
Byzantine
Impressionism
Renaissance
Baroque
21
What type of composition is seen in the Pieta?
pyramidal
elongated
square
exaggerrated
22
Identify the style of this painting
Prayer
Icon
Portrait
Symbol
23
What you need to do before adhering two pieces of clay
wedging
melding
slip and score
velcro
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What type of perspective is used here?
One Point
Two Point
25
Lightness and darkness of a form is called
tint
intensity
value
shade
26
Venus of Willendorf
Mesopotamian
Neolithic
Egyptian
Paleolithic
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Votive Figures
Sumerian
Paleolithic
Egyptian
Neolithic
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What is the MOST common subject in cave paintings?
animals
landscapes
people
made-up scenes
29
Cuneiform
Sumerian
Neolithic
Eygyptian
Paleolithic
30
What art form is this?
Illuminated Manuscript
Dedicated Scripture
Cermonial Offering
Monk's Prayer
31
Why did Verrocchio quit painting?
he could no longer earn a living
Leonardo surpassed him
all of the above
he lost feeling in his hand
32
Name this famous example of Byzantine architecture?
Hagia Sophia
Pantheon
Taj Mahal
Parthenon
33
Shapes found in nature are called...
natrual
environmental
organic
geometric
34
Blue-violet is an example of what type of color
Warm
Secondary
Tertiary
Primary
35
Circles, squares, rectangles are what type of shape?
geometric
natural
organic
environmental
36
Monet
Impressionism
Byzantine
Baroque
Renaissance
37
Round arches and concrete construction
Renaissance
Greek Art
Roman Art
Gothic
38
What is the name of this artwork?
Florence Baptistry
Sixteen Chapel
Sistine Chapel
Florence Cathedral
39
The process of easing one value into the next
hatching
blending
blurring
smudging
40
Which artist was known for painting people in domestic interiors?
Rembrandt
Jacques-Louis David
Jhannes Vermeer
Caravaggio
41
Which Greek order is this most decorative?
Corinthian
marble
Ionic
Doric
42
Forums, Public Baths, and Basilicas are evidence that the Romans valued...
Privacy
Isolation
All of the above
Communication
43
How did Greek artists create a sense of movement in this sculpture?
they used sfumato
They removed one leg
they used white marble
they used contrapposto
44
Why did many cave paintings get damaged?
humidity from people's breath broke them down
the walls of the cave fell apart on their own
they wore away from sun exposure
early humans destroyed them on purpose
45
What is the earliest period in Greek art, represented in this sculpture, called?
archaic
hellenistic
doodle bob
classical
46
Post and Lintel
Greek
Neolithic
Roman
Paleolithic
47
What aspect of life does the Venus of Willendorf represent?
Death
Rebirth
Starvation
Abundance
48
Archaic, Classic, and Hellenistic Sculptures
Greek
Renaissance
Roman
Egyptian
49
Tints and shades of one color is known as this type of color scheme...
Primary
Neutral
analogous
Monochromatic
50
"Verism" is a term that refers to...
none of the above
portraying someone as a god
always telling the truth
inclusion of flaws in portraits
51
What colors were used in most cave paintings?
Bright neons (pink, green, blue)
Only black or dark brown
Earth tones (red, yellow, brown, black)
every color of the rainbow
52
What art form is pictured here?
Tempera
Mosaic
Fresco
Painting
53
Where did Impressionist painters usually work?
Inside
In hiding
Outside
In studios
54
Why did architecture become important during the Neolithic era?
They formed communities beyond the cave
They were trying to impress the gods
The caves became unsafe
It was not important
55
For what price did this artwork sell at auction?
$1 Billion
$45 million
$450 million
$1 million
56
Stonehenge
Egyptian
Neolithic
Paleolithic
Sumerian
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What kind of perspective is used here?
Two Point
One Point
58
What is the name of the architectural feature pictured?
Cromlech
Cathedral
Pyramid
Ziggurat
59
High contrast lighting
Byzantine
Impressionism
Baroque
Renaissance
60
Name this great example of Roman architecture, known for its dome with an "oculus"
Stonehenge
The Parthenon
The Colosseum
The Pantheon
61
Why are cathedrals so tall?
to reach toward heaven
to honor the current king
to act as lightening rods
to allow air flow throughout
62
Who was the subject of this sculpture?
Hatshepsut
Niye
Nefertiti
Akhenaten
63
Who most likely painted this artwork?
Jacques-Louis David
Leonardo da Vinci
Fracisco Goya
Caravaggio
64
This color always goes at the top of the color wheel
Red
Yellow
Blue
Purple
65
From what civilization did the Romans often borrow or copy sculptures?
None of the above
Neolithic
Greece
Egypt
66
What is the name of the stone structure pictured here?
Stonehenge
Ruins
The Parthenon
It has no name
67
What was NOT a primary purpose of Egyptian art?
Religion
Dedication to the Pharoah
Fascination with the afterlife
Creative Expression
