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1
This painting was surprising to its original audience mainly because
it depicted laborers on a grand scale
its figures are placed within an idealized landscape
it engendered religious compassion
its innovation earned the artist admittance to the Salon
2
Which art movement is this painting considered in?
Neoclassical
Romanticism
Rococo
Realism
3
In the commission for "The Burghers of Calais," Auguste Rodin was asked to depict
city elders who offered themselves as hostages in the Hundred Years' War
local heroes of the French Resistance during the Second World War
veterans of the Franco-Prussian War
sinners described in Dante's Inferno
4
Thomas Jefferson introduced Neoclassical elements in the façade of Monticello by adding what?
a Doric portico with triglyphs and metopes
Corinthian capitals and a broken pediment
white marble facing along the buildings façade
a sculptural recess above the window's and doors
5
George Washington's statue is similar to which classical sculpture?
Polykleito's Doryphoros
David's Donatello
Winged Victory of Samothrace
Michelangelo's Pieta
6
Francisco de Goya was an artist associated with which art-historical movement?
Romanticism
Baroque
Realism
Mannerism
7
What does Sublime mean?
a pop band
the excitement and fear-inducing elements of nature
a female aristocrat
the despair of ordinary elements
8
Westminster palace is _____ but inspired by _________
Realism; Rococo
Gothic; Romanticism
Rococo; Realism
Romanticism; Gothic
9
The subject matter of JMW Turner's "Slave Ship" reflects
romantic interest in social injustice
concern for classical mythology
enlightenment interest in rationality
neoclassical interest in allegory
10
George Washington's stance is_______________
contrapposto
composite
pudica
odalisque
11
The patrons responded to Rodin's mode of representation by
displaying the sculpture within the town hall
elevating the sculpture on a raised platform
forfeiting the commission and hiring another artist
paying for an additional casting to be displayed in Paris
12
"The Stone Breakers" was created one year after the publishing of
Amelia Simmons' "American Crookery"
Colles' "A Survey of the Roads of the USA"
Marx's "The Communist Manifesto"
Homer's "The Odyssey"
13
The patron of Jacques-Louis David's "The Oath of Horatii" was
King Louis XVI
Cardinal Richelieu
Napoleon Bonaparte
Jean-Paul Marat
14
Who painted this work of art?
Elisabeth Le Brun
William Hogarth
JMW Turner
Fragonard
15
Jean-Honore Fragonard's painting, "The Swing," reflects Rococo style in its
use of dramatic lighting and symbolic gestures to represent spiritual means
depiction of a couple in classical poses, set within an untouched landscape
choice of lighthearted and playful subject matter, with pastel colors
incorporation of references to classical mythology to communicate a message
16
Rococo uses lots of soft curved lines, soft pastel colors, and celebrates beauty of nature
False
True
17
Thomas Jefferson believed in Neoclassical architecture as a tool for what?
social motivation and idealism
a place to hold weddings and other ceremonies
political propaganda
a place of worship
18
Which artist created, "The Swing?"
Fragonard
William Hogarth
Auguste Rodin
Francisco De Goya
19
Eugene Delacroix took inspiration for his painting "Liberty Leading the People" from a
political uprising against a ruling king
confrontation tied to a religious reform movement
historic victory against an invading army
worker's strike protesting low wages
20
The term "Realism" was coined by which french novelist?
Jules Verne
Champfleury
Alexandre Dumas
Victor Hugo
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Romanticism is less about a specific style or school, and is more focused on the idea or the narrative being told
True
False
22
Elisabeth Le Brun was known for her work with whom?
Marie Curie
Marie Antoinette
Louis XVI
Joan of Arc