The Grand Odalisque by Ingres from 1814 was inspired by all the following EXCEPT

a brushstroke used in the Rococo

Painters interested in the Sublime characteristically

had a religious reverence for landscape

What is William Hogarth saying in this painting?

There are consequences to the way you live

Nadar Raising Photography to the Height of Art...

pokes fun at the length photographers go for good shots

This artwork was commissioned to

commemorate the American Revolutionary War

La Grande Odalisque was criticized for

disregard of anatomical reality

The columns and pediments of Monticello are meant to recall the

Roman Republic and its governmental ideas

The Slave Ship by Joseph W.M. Turner is based on

events related to the 18th century ship called the Zong

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APAH Rococo, Romanticism, Neoclassicism

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1
Where was Neoclassicism used as the foundation of architecture and sculptures?
United States
New Brunswick
Italy
France
2
This painting by Joseph Wright of Derby, shows this 18th century way of thinking.
Industrial revolution
Protestant reformation
Philosophical discovery
Scientific enlightenment
3
Who was the architect of Monticello?
Thomas Jefferson
Frank Lloyd Wright
Horatio Greenough
Abraham Darby III
4
Aspects of the enlightenment period in European art can be seen in the works of
Joseph Wright of Derby
William Hogarth
Jean-Honore Fragonard
Peter Paul Rubens
5
The Grand Odalisque by Ingres from 1814 was inspired by all the following EXCEPT
a figure style reminiscent of Italian Mannerist
a brushstroke used in the Rococo
an exoticism derived from depicting a Middle Eastern setting
the facial formulas used by Raphael
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Painters interested in the Sublime characteristically
were impressed by the opulence of the court of Louis XIV
saluted the achievements of the Industrial Revolution
had a religious reverence for landscape
reveled in the realm of geometric precision
7
What is William Hogarth saying in this painting?
There are consequences to the way you live
The wealthy will always be wealthy
Marriage is best served with love and patience
This couple is devoted to each other
8
This painting is considered Romantic for all of the following reasons EXCEPT
emotional qualities
political statement
civic virtues
painterly brushstokes
9
Based on an ancient Roman story, the painting techniques owes a great deal to
Jacopo Pontormo
Caravaggio
Johannes Vermeer
Peter Paul Rubens
10
Nadar Raising Photography to the Height of Art...
was a tribute to Nadar
pokes fun at the length photographers go for good shots
venerates photography as a fine art form
was created through an innovative form of photography
11
This artwork was commissioned to
depict a military leader
commemorate the American Revolutionary War
go outside the White House in DC
go in the Washington Monument
12
William Hogarth's satiric paintings are a reflection of a movement in the 18th called
the Grand Tour
the Industrial Revolution
Naturalism
the Enlightenment
13
A “daguerreotype” is a
series of related images
type of photograph
prefabricated cast-iron structure
tool used to mix pigments
14
La Grande Odalisque was criticized for
use of oriental, exotic materials as subject matter
disregard of anatomical reality
15
Who painted The Stone Breakers?
Honore Daumier
Alfred Stieglitz
Albrecht Durer
Gustave Courbet
16
Thomas Cole's paintings have historical allusion to contemporary issues concerning the
treatment of American Indians as anthropological specimens
Manifest Destiny
building of the railroad and effect on American culture
slavery in the American South
17
Manet's Olympia addressed:
historical and representational racism
the history of art
all of these
prostitution and modernity
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Who made And There's Nothing to be Done?
Francisco Goya
Caravaggio
Diego Velazquez
Vermeer
19
To create Y no hai remedio (And There's Nothing to Be Done), Goya used:
Stenciling and impasto
Early photographic methods
Etching and drypoint
A lithograph technique
20
The columns and pediments of Monticello are meant to recall the
ancient Egyptian pharaohs and their expression of eternity
Gothic churches and their spirituality
Roman Republic and its governmental ideas
Greek gods and their mythological stories
21
A famous patron of Elisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun was
Marie Antoinette
Duke of Burgundy
The Catholic Church
Henry VIII
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Who painted La Grande Odalisque?
Titian
Edouard Manet
Eugene Delacroix
Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres
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The Slave Ship by Joseph W.M. Turner is based on
events related to the 18th century ship called the Zong
the U.S. Civil War and passage of Emancipation Proclamation
the sinking of the French frigate The Medusa
the novels of Hermann Melville

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