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The 13 rods bound together is called a fasces. It represents the 13 colonies, but also
strength in unity
his farming life
that he is a gentleman
power and authority
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Name this artist
Daumier
Goya
Hokusai
Velasco
3
All of these describe Rococo EXCEPT
triangular composition
aristocracy at play
untamed nature
pastel colors
4
How does LeBrun signify her intelligence in this self portrait?
archaic smile
looking at the viewer
painting the queen
red sash
5
Why was the style Neo-Gothic chosen for Westminster?
to associate with older buildings for feelings of national pride
to keep religion associated with the government
to associate with the classical past's democracy and republic ideals
to use the newly formulated concrete in an ornamental way
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This work was influential for which of these artists?
Hogarth
Manet
Houdin
Turner
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The composition has what effect?
Shows they are trapped in their work
Uses rough brush strokes to emphasize the hard work
exemplifies Karl Marx's beliefs
Elevates the lower class
8
Where do we see Japanese Woodblock influence in this Manet painting?
asymmetrical face
low horizon line
black outlines
divided background
9
How does this landscape display romantic qualities?
It is about human relationship with nature
Mexico city represents emotion
It uses oil paint
The people are in love
10
To which era does this piece most belong?
Realism
Neoclassical
Rococo
Romantic
11
What technique from the Baroque era is used here?
atmospheric perspective
pastel colors
chiarascuro
tenebrism
12
Name the era
Realism
Neoclassical
Rococo
Romantic
13
This painting represents which element of Neoclassical art?
tenebrism
weeping women
fathers and sons
exemplum virtutis
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What effect does the tenebrism have in this painting?
It mocks the Baroque era.
It honors Caravaggio
It aligns science with religion.
It makes the children stand out.
15
What is Hogarth mocking here?
their passionate love
their good taste in decorating
arranged marriages
match.com
16
Contextually, this painting is all about. . .
learning
tenebrism
the planets
emotion
17
Name this style
Gothic
Neo-Romanesque
Romanesque
Neo-Gothic
18
The figures in this painting represent bigger things, making this a/n
still life
allegory
advertisement
lie
19
The composition is divided diagonally by what two opposing concepts?
old and new
wild and domesticated
Peace and war
Mexico and America
20
Why does this work fit into Romanticism?
The exotic content
The long limbs
The Raphael-like face
The painting techniques
21
Besides their jobs, what do these two figures have in common?
suspenders
a trapped life
relatives
back pain
22
Which of these elements of Monticello are inspired by the Pantheon?
symmetry and regularity
The brick and mortar
the dome and portico
tympanum and ballustrade
23
All of these are true of this work EXCEPT
It records an historical event
It is Romantic
It has smooth brushstrokes
It is allegorical
24
Why did Goya choose to use etching and dry point?
for reproduction and sales
to allow the viewer to be apart of the scene
to give a rough texture with deep values
to focus the viewer on the central figure
25
What does her hat symbolize?
scientific knowledge
freedom from slavery
power and authority
democracy
26
This genre is described as whimsical and lighthearted
Neoclassical
Realism
Rococo
Romanticism
27
How did Turner get the rich glow into his paintings?
lots of reds
underpainting white
gold paint to reflect light
the blood of unicorns
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What capital city is in this landscape?
Sao Paulo
Guatamala
Tenochtitlan
Cusco
