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Art as Social Commentray L1&2
Art as Social Commentray L1&2
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1
What is the aim of art as social commentary or commentator?
Commenting on / critiquing society
Creating abstract art
depicting nature and landscapes
Portraits of influential leaders
2
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse is a print made by:
Francisco de Goya
Albrecht Durer
Kathe Kollwitz
William Hogarth
3
Edward Degas' painting 'L'Absinthe' conveys which emotion?
Excitement
Loneliness
Joy
Anger
4
Before the Protestant reformation, who primarily commissioned artworks?
Artists themselves
Merchants
Common people
Church & State
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What did Dadaists exhibit as art to challenge traditional views of artistic value?
Sculptures of classical figures
Found objects
Abstract paintings
Traditional paintings
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Why did Manet's painting 'Le Dejeuner sur l'Herbe' cause outrage in the 19th century?
It showed religious figures in an unconventional manner
It featured female nudity in a public and contemporary setting
It celebrated the bourgeois lifestyle
It depicted scenes of war
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What social issue is depicted in William Hogarth's 'Gin Lane' ?
Political corruption
Poverty
Religious conflicts
Alcoholism
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Which of these is not a type of printmaking?
Etching
Chiaroscuro
Relief
Lithography
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What is the primary motivation behind Dadaism?
Embrace of formal art techniques
Promotion of nationalistic values
Protest war & social issues
Celebration of traditional art
10
Marcel Duchamp's "Fountain" is a famous example of what kind of artwork?
Impressionist Landscape
Traditional Painting
Ready-made
Abstract sculpture
11
L'Absinthe depicted the loneliness and alienation felt in which modern metropolis?
Berlin
New York
London
Paris
12
Which Impressionist painting by Renoir depicts a party atmosphere with young Parisians enjoying themselves outside?
The Volunteers
Dance at the Moulin de la Galette
L'Absinthe
Le Dejeuner sur l'Herbe
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Which print method involves cutting away recessed areas on a wooden block, leaving raised areas to be inked and printed?
engraving
woodcut
lithography
etching