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1
Isabella is depicted wearing a nun's habit from:
The order of St Francis
The order of St Clare
The order of St Theresa
2
Which book is Paolo holding?
The story of Claudio and Isabella
The story of Lancelot and Guinevere
3
What did Gauguin admire about the inhabitants of Brittany?
Their poverty
Their native dress
Their intelligence
Their spirituality and simple way of life
4
Where was Gauguin living when he painted Vision after the Sermon?
L'Estaque
Brittany
St Tropez
5
Which of the following artists/movements did NOT influence The Kiss?
William Blake
The Pre Raphaelite Brotherhood
Post Impressionism
The sculpture of Michelangelo
6
Which of the following symbols do NOT prefigure Christ's crucifixion?
Christ's stigmata
The nails on the floor
The carpenter's triangle
The planks of wood
7
Why did the Victorian public like this painting?
They admired Shakespeare
Isabella embodied the ideal Victorian woman
They admired the narrative of the Fallen Woman
8
What is cloisonnism?
Painting less directly from nature and to relying more upon memory.
Painting with bold and flat forms separated by dark contours.
9
Which of the following symbols in the painting do NOT reflect the social status of the figures?
The pyramidal composition
The dogs
The posters behind the beggar
The horses
10
The sculpture was originally created as part of the Gates of Hell, which occupied Rodin for:
10 years
12 years
37 years
25 years
11
The painting depicts a scene from the book of:
Genesis
Jacob
Leviticus
Exodus
12
Which elements of the painting reflect the influence of Japanese woodblock prints?
Diagonally placed tree
Foreshortening
Chiarascuro
Naturalistic colour
13
Which TWO artistic styles are evident in Bar at the Folies Bergere?
Realism and Neoclassicism
Realism and Impressionism
Realism and Neo Impressionism
Romanticism and Realism
14
Who described Christ as a 'hideous, wry-necked, blubbering boy'?
John Ruskin
Charles Dickens
Queen Victoria
15
Millais painted the scene as accurately as possible by:
Visiting the Holy Land
Borrowing sheep's heads from the butchers
Using a carpenter as a model for Joseph's hands
16
What did the critic who described the painting as "a worrying reminder of the scaffolds of 1793" mean?
Marx's Communist Manifesto
The power of the working class during the French Revolution
17
When was the PRB founded?
1850
1851
1848
18
Gauguin believed that the artist:
Should not copy too much from nature
Should go to nature with all singleness of heart
19
Which of the following academic techniques can be seen in the Gleaners?
Linear perspective
Tonal modelling
All of the above
Atmospheric perspective
20
Which symbols reflect Isabella's virtue?
The discarded petals
Her nun's habit
The church spire through the window
The lute
21
Which of the following techniques did the PRB reject?
Equal attention to detail
Vibrant colour
Delineated forms
Atmopsheric perspective
22
Which of the following attributes identifies the couple as Paolo and Francesca?
The book in Paolo's hand
The setting
Their passion
23
Which sin has Claudio committed?
Having multiple affairs
Impregnating his fiance, Juliet
Killing the Duke of Verona
24
Which other 19th c paintings depict the narrative of the Fallen Woman?
Augustus Egg, Past and Present
Rossetti, Found
Maddox Brown, Take Your Son, Sir
25
Who described the furnishings in the room as having "a fatal newness"
Holman Hunt
John Ruskin
John Everett Millais
26
What is the name of the barmaid in Manet's Bar at the Folies Bergere?
Suzon
Marianne
Suzanne
Marie
27
Which of the following is NOT included in the reflection behind Suzon?
Top-hatted stranger
Lady looking through binoculars
Singer
Acrobat
28
Why did Rodin transform The Kiss into an independent work?
He thought it was too classical?
He thought it was a 'knick knack'
It was incongruous with the subject matter of the Gates of Hell
29
In what year was Marx's Communist Manifesto published?
1850
1848
1851
30
The Church of Pont Aven (the patrons) were satisfied with the painting
True
False
31
Who are the heroes in Maddox Brown's painting 'Work'?
The Brainworkers
The Missionaries
The navvies
32
In The Awakening Conscience, which of the following symbols suggest the woman's fate?
The cat playing with the bird
The tangled ball of yarn
All of the above
The discarded glove
33
Where did Holman Hunt visit when painting this?
Hampton Court
Lambeth Palace
34
When did the February Revolution take place? (Louis Phillipe replaced by Napoleon III)
1851
1848
1850
35
Rodin's The Kiss depicts the two lovers:
Claudio and Francesca
Paula and Francesco
Claudio and Isabella
Paulo and Francesca
36
Who are the 'brainworkers'? (advocates of social reform)
Maurice and Howard
Maurice and Carlyle
37
At what age did John Everett Millais enter the Royal Academy?
14
18
21
11
38
Why was Christ in the House of his Parents badly received by the public?
Blasphemous realism of the holy family
Millais used real people as models
Because Dickens criticised it
39
Claudio and Isabella is based on a scene from which of Shakespeare's plays?
The Taming of the Shrew
The Tempest
Claudio and Isabella
Measure for Measure
40
Which of the following contextual factors are reflected in BAF?
The invention of the paint tube and Impressionism
The daguerrotype and Hausmanisation
Hausmanisation and the invention of the paint tube
The daguerrotype and the Convention of Kanagawa
41
Which of the following was NOT a technique of the PRB?
Painting landscape first (then figures)
Painting onto a white background
Applying a high gloss varnish
Painting figures first (then landscape)
42
Which of the following features of the PRB does 'Work' NOT include?
Medieval subject
Symbolism
Moral message
Equal attention to detail
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What was shocking (avant garde) about the Gleaners?
A worrying reminder of the power of the working class
Large scale (borrows the language of History painting)
Monumental treatment of the figures
All of the above
