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A portrait quiz to introduce an Art 1 class to portrait artwork.
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1
What is the title of this artwork?
Mama Mia
Mona Lisa
Mona Mia
Mama Liza
2
What was the "Realists" movement?
Artwork based upon reality TV.
Art that frankly showed "life" in a highly realistic manner.
3
This painting by Gustav Klimt, Adele Bloch-Bauer I (1907) sold during a 2006 auction for?
$1,350,000
$135,000,000
$135,000
$35,000
4
Abstract portraits...
...were completed by very low-skill artists.
...grossly distorted the figure to achieve an emotion.
5
Current artist Kehinde Wiley uses classic artworks by...
...burning them to heat/warm his studio space.
...making kites based upon the artwork.
...recreating them using "blacks" in normally "white" roles.
...making exact copies of them.
6
The "Realists" movement gave way to what other movement?
Renaissance
Impressionism
Rocco
Baroque
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Impressionism lead to...
Non-Impressionism
Post-Impressionism
8
During the 17th & 18th century portraits began to depict...
...local circus shows.
...the middle class, at work and play indoors.
9
Portrait paintings can be of...
...couples.
...families.
...individuals.
...collegial groups.
10
Historically, portrait paintings have primarily memorialized...
...the government leaders.
...the rich and powerful.
...an artist's community.
...an artist's family.
11
What is the purpose of portrait painting?
To depict a human subject.
To paint on a person's face.
To paint a landscape.
To depict a historical/religious event.
12
Pop Art used portraits to...
...use recognizable people to sell art.
...showcase icons of pop culture.
...make people famous.
...use bandwagon techniques to push political agendas.
13
Historically for complex compositions, the artist may...
...complete a pencil, ink, charcoal, or oil sketch.
...take a picture to work from.
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14
Portrait painters often...
...painted what they wanted.
...always painted the truth regarding their subjects.
...painted what was in the "current" news.
...painted insights into the subject's lives.
15
Symbols around the figure would...
...advertise the artist's personal business.
...encode the moral or religious character of the subject.
...represent the subject's occupation, interests, or status.
...conceal clues to buried treasure.
