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VPA - Baroque Period (McD)
VPA - Baroque Period (McD)
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Review of Baroque content for visual arts, architecture, music, dance & drama.
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1
Caravaggio's works are found mostly in:
churches
judicial buildings
private homes
monasteries
2
The "drama" of action in Caravaggio's paintings often comes from:
the scale of the works
violence in the scene
a uniform light source
diagonal axes of the figures
3
The preferred medium for most baroque painters was:
oil
tempura
fresco
acrylic
4
He established Academies to heighten France's artistic influence:
J.S. Bach
Louis XIV
Antonio Vivaldi
Caravaggio
5
Vivaldi composed this famous concerto as a part of his Four Seasons (Spring):
Toccata Fugue in D Minor
Requiem
La Primavera
Hallelujah Chorus
6
When a small group of instruments plays in a concert or with a larger orchestra:
concerto
cantata
fugue
opera
7
The person who professionalized dance in France:
Rembrandt
El Greco
Jean Baptiste Lully
Louis La vau
8
Because Tartuffe is a pious man that commits sinful acts, he is considered a:
politician
felon
hypocrite
celebrity
9
Bach composed this dramatic organ piece made famous in a movie version of
Phantom of the Opera.
Requiem
Toccata Fugue in D Minor
La Primavera
Hallelujah Chorus
10
This structure best shows a compromise between Baroque excess and Neoclassical restraint:
Palace at Versailles
St. Peter's Basilica
El Escorial
St. Paul's Cathedral
11
The Catholic Church was still a leading patron of baroque art in order to:
humiliate Protestants
make fun of ballerinas
glorify the pope
recruit and educate followers
12
The main theme of the
Ecstacy of St. Teresa
was
God's love in physical form
a conversion to Christianity
a nun turned to prostitution
boring Protestant artwork
13
Handel composed this famous piece to conclude the second part of his oratorio,
Messiah
:
La Primavera
Toccata Fugue in D Minor
Requiem
Hallelujah Chorus
14
Rembrandt was known for all of these EXCEPT
chiaroscuro mastery
violent biblical themes
rich color
luxurious brush work
15
Rembrandt's most famous group portrait that was considered his last great work.
Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Tulip
Calling of St. Matthew
The Nightwatch
Haarlem Musketeers Guild
16
Rembrandt, and his contemporaries in Northern Europe, mostly painted which subject matter?
military paintings
religious works
portraits, still lifes & landscapes
political figures
17
These two features are key to the Baroque musical style:
training and tradition
improvisation and ornamentation
genre and style
repetition and rhythm
18
Which is NOT characteristic of Caravaggio's work?
use of browns, blacks, yellows & reds
strong foreground "shortening"
cramped foreground of figures
symmetrical composition
19
The Hall of Mirrors in Versailles best demonstrates these elements:
order and restraint
light and extravagance
balance and reason
function and minimalism
20
The most unique quality of Velazquez's painting,
Las Meninas
, is that it:
shows two perspectively at once.
includes an albino child.
that it includes a blank mirror.
shows peasant people, not royalty.
21
Ballet was introduced to France by:
G.F. Handel
Louis XIV
Jean Baptiste Lully
Catherine de' Medici
22
Tartuffe justifies his lust for Elmire by explaining that:
he is already married
he regrets being a religious man
beauty is a heavenly creation
her beauty reminds him of his sister
23
Louis XIV used ballet as the official court dance in order to:
assert his wealth and power
prove he was the king
show off how well he dressed
show men and women socializing
24
Baroque artists were revolutionary for making...
works with new materials
Exposing Catholic Church corruption
sacred works look secular
depicting nude models
25
The musical form that fuses music, theatre, painting and dance:
fugue
concerto
cantata
opera
26
Painting technique for lighting that makes images appear like they are coming from the dark.
realism
tenebrism
stoicism
classicism
27
Caravaggio's
Calling of St. Matthew
tells the story of:
turning water into wine
telling of Christ's ministry
healing a blind man
recruitment of Matthew as a disciple
28
Everything below was true about Caravaggio, EXCEPT that he:
painted mostly for the Church.
had murdered someone.
was inspired by Leonardo da Vinci.
felt that truth lay in nature.
29
They were the patrons of most Baroque artwork:
Italian housewives
poor, uneducated Italians
The Catholic Church
newly wealthy slave traders
30
This was Tartuffe's profession:
clergyman
artist
doctor
farmer
31
Rembrandt is from this country:
England
Spain
Holland
Italy
32
Baroque architecture was used to show the:
new techniques developed since the Renaissance
weakness of religion
new building materials of the time
power of religion and absolute authority
33
This dance was performed in 3/4 time at the courts of Louis XIV:
Minuet
Merengue
Waltz
Foxtrot
34
The only major Baroque structure to incorporate Gothic styles:
St. Paul's Cathedral
St. Peter's Basilica
Palace of Versailles
El Escorial
35
The floor plan of this Spanish structure was created in honor of the martyr St. Lawrence:
El Escorial
Palace of Versailles
St. Peter's Basilica
St. Paul's Cathedral