What does the Japanese print and screen represent?

How fashionable Japanese culture was in Paris

why japanese prints will inspire the ninetenth century artists?

for the large areas left blank, for then figures face away from the viewer

What is the theme of The luncheon on the grass?

the absurdity of academic traditions

why photography became inspired the nineteenth century artists?

for the blurred images of moving forms, because they helped see many positions of a moving figure

Why does Olympia look out at us?

she confronts the viewer with his voyeurism and corruption

What is one of his technical innovation?

The complete abolition of all the values of light, The very abrupt change in value along the contours

Luncheon on the grass was inspired by ...

the M. Raimondi's engraving of The Judgment of Paris

What was Manet's art techniques called alla prima painting?

He painted the realistic scene quickly and from reality

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1
Manet's works were
accepted at the Salons
exhibited in a rented hall
appreciated by the critics
appreciated by the public opinion
2
Who wasn't a model for The luncheon on the grass?
his sister Eugénie-Desirée
his brother-in-law, Ferdinand Leenhoff
Manet’s brother, Eugène
The model Victorine Meurent
3
What does the Japanese print and screen represent?
How much of an outsider Zola was
How much of an outsider Manet was
Zola's trip to Japan
How fashionable Japanese culture was in Paris
4
what do I get, if I add grey to a colour?
a hue
a tone
a shade
a tint
5
why japanese prints will inspire the ninetenth century artists?
for the large areas left blank
for the object/people cut off at the centre of the painting
for then figures face away from the viewer
for the thin lines and bold colours
6
Manet developed a strong commitment to Realism, as a result of his friendship with
the philosopher Comte
the poet Baudelaire
the political theorist Marx
the writers Goethe
7
The Realist movement
finished about 1850
flourished from about 1840
flourished at the beginning of the ninteenth century
finished about the end of the nineteenth century
8
Which of them WASN'T a model for Olympia?
Titian's Venus of Urbino
Raphael's Fornarina
Ingres'sOdalisque with her black slave
Goya's Maja desnuda
9
Manet was interested in
the rural working class
the modern life
landscapes
the working class
10
What is the theme of The luncheon on the grass?
the absurdity of academic traditions
the beauty of Renaissance paintings
the beauty of the countryside
the beauty of the female forms
11
why photography became inspired the nineteenth century artists?
for their outined figures
for the blurred images of moving forms
because they helped see many positions of a moving figure
for their usual angle or random moment.
12
Why does Olympia look out at us?
that's normal for nudes
Because she is bored
Because she knows the painter
she confronts the viewer with his voyeurism and corruption
13
What is one of his technical innovation?
The complete abolition of all the values of light
The very abrupt change in value along the contours
The use of black as a tone
The use of tiny dabs of colours and tick outlined figures
14
Luncheon on the grass was inspired by ...
Jupiter and Io by Correggio
The Cardsharps (I bari) by Caravaggio
The pastoral concert by Raphael
the M. Raimondi's engraving of The Judgment of Paris
15
Eduard Manet was the son of...
a janitor
a judge
a farmer
a barber
16
What was Manet's art techniques called alla prima painting?
He used thin lines, and bright colours.
He used underpaintings
He painted the realistic scene quickly and from reality
He painted layers upon layers of paint
17
Manet's training
he was trained at the Paris Academy of Beaux-Arts
he was trained at the Aix en Provence Academy
he studied with Thomas Couture
he was self-taught

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