Where did van Gogh paint this?

from his window at a mental hospital

Wright used the following to express his artistic goals

used reinforced concrete cantilevers to replicate nature

Alfred Stieglitz's formal intent of creating this photograph was

capturing how the strong geometric shapes evoked meaning

What is this building?

Palace of Westminster, The House of Parliament in London

Late 19th century European painting had a fascination for all the following

trains, canals, and other forms of modern transportation, still lifes and landscapes, light atmospheric effects achieved by short brushstrokes

Eadweard Muybridge's experiments using the zoopraxiscope enabled him to

freeze the action of the fast-moving object

Rodin’s representation of the figures was influential on later artists mainly because of the

emotional impact and lack of idealization

Conversely to Rodin's composition, his patrons had which of the following expectations?

The burghers would be represented in a glorified manner.

Paul Gaugin considered this work his masterpiece. What was it's subject?

Meditation on the life cycle and our purpose

Post-Impressionist artist differed from the impressionists by rejecting the use of

the transitory effect of changing atmospheric condition

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater demonstrates his conviction that this building should

be an integrative part of the landscape

How did Wright break from the traditions of the Victorian residential design

he used an open floorplan design

This artist was a part of which movement? What was his aim/purpose in his artwork?

Impressionism: capture the changing colors of light in time

This series of snap shots coined Edward Muybridge as

The Father of the Motion Picture

The use of steel made which of the following possible for this building and others like it

open floor plan and large expanses of glass windows

In the commission for The Burghers of Calais, Auguste Rodin was asked to depict

Elders offering themselves as hostages in the 100 Years’ War

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1
how did Muybridge capture this image
with plaster casts
with the use of tripwire
with a motion camera
with multiple horses
2
Where did van Gogh paint this?
from his cabin in the mountains
from his bedroom window
from his window at a mental hospital
from his car on the country road side
3
The artist of this work is associated with which of the following art-historical movements?
De Stijl
Vienna Secession
Die Brücke
Arts and Crafts
4
This work is characteristic of which artistic movement?
Fauvism
Abstract Expressionism
Post-Impressionism
Impressionism
5
Wright used the following to express his artistic goals
used reinforced concrete cantilevers to replicate nature
he used hand-blown glass to enhance the rustic nature of
he exposed steel beams to highlight the structural support
he used imported European stone to look more modernist
6
This work by Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre was the first successful
Digital Scan
Photograph
Lithograph
Etching
7
Marie Cassatt was influenced by the prints of women from what foreign Country?
Priestesses from the Pacific Islands
Maidens from Scotland
Queens from Spain
Geishas from Japan
8
Alfred Stieglitz's formal intent of creating this photograph was
manipulate the photograph and blur faces of the subjects
recording the aspirations of the subjects as they arrived
capturing how the strong geometric shapes evoked meaning
to establish photography as a key predecessor to a painting
9
What is this building?
Versailles, The Home of the Monarchy in France
The Mosque of Cordoba, Spain
The National Museum, London
Palace of Westminster, The House of Parliament in London
10
This artist was considered part of
the Blue Rider
the avant-garde
the academy
Art Nouveau
11
Late 19th century European painting had a fascination for all the following
trains, canals, and other forms of modern transportation
still lifes and landscapes
light atmospheric effects achieved by short brushstrokes
historical and religious subjects done on commission
12
Eadweard Muybridge's experiments using the zoopraxiscope enabled him to
draw onto a negative to create special effects
make multiple copies from a single negative
introduce color for the first time in a world of B+W photos
freeze the action of the fast-moving object
13
Rodin’s representation of the figures was influential on later artists mainly because of the
grouping that privileges a single viewpoint
harmonic proportions and use of contrapposto
deliberate anonymity and lack of specific attributes
emotional impact and lack of idealization
14
The opulent use of gold & jewel-like patterning in this work reflects the artist’s interest in
Gothic stained glass
Byzantine mosaics
Japanese woodblocks
illuminated manuscripts
15
Conversely to Rodin's composition, his patrons had which of the following expectations?
The burghers would be represented in a glorified manner.
Figures would be posed as classical nudes.
There would be an allegorical figure representing Liberty.
A continuous narrative  within an architectural frieze.
16
This artist shows an interest in
social protest
Classical traditions
psychological states
academic training
17
Paul Gaugin considered this work his masterpiece. What was it's subject?
Life in a Tahitian nudist colony
Meditation on the life cycle and our purpose
The journey to find himself and his faith in a monastery
His experiences living in Tahiti
18
Post-Impressionist artist differed from the impressionists by rejecting the use of
the transitory effect of changing atmospheric condition
solid massing of forms
everyday people and situations in their work
painting in a series
19
Who is the artist of this work?
Gustav Klimt
Aubrey Beardsley
Egon Schiele
Antonio Gaudí
20
Based on the style of this work, which artist would you attribute this to?
Van Gogh
Dagas
Monet
Manet
21
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater demonstrates his conviction that this building should
reflect the most advanced building technologies
be an integrative part of the landscape
employ the skills of regional artisans
elevate the individual above worldly  concerns
22
How did Wright break from the traditions of the Victorian residential design
he used artificial lighting
he used an open floorplan design
he downplayed the design of the kitchen
he deemphasized the use of wood in the house
23
What is the correct I.D. for this work?
Olympia. Édouard Manet
The Oxbow, Thomas Cole
The Starry Night, Vincent van Gogh
The Scream, Edvard Munch
24
This artist was a part of which movement? What was his aim/purpose in his artwork?
Impressionism: capture the changing colors of light in time
Abstract Expressionist: create a purely optical experience
Expressionist: express what he saw through color
Surrealist: to combine the real and imaginary in one image
25
In a broad sense, Daumier address the growing social anxiety over what?
Classical Revival
Climate Change
Modernization
The Enlightenment
26
This artist was considered part of
Art Nouveau
the Blue Rider
the academy
the avant-garde
27
This series of snap shots coined Edward Muybridge as
The Father of Kentucky Derby
The Father of Settling Bets
The Father of the Motion Picture
The Father of Action Photography
28
The use of steel made which of the following possible for this building and others like it
cantilevered terraces surrounding central courtyard
steam-powered elevators giving access to more stories
an elevated spire supporting a radio transmitter
open floor plan and large expanses of glass windows
29
In the commission for The Burghers of Calais, Auguste Rodin was asked to depict
veterans of the Franco-Prussian War
Elders offering themselves as hostages in the 100 Years’ War
sinners described in Dante’s Inferno
local heroes of the French Resistance during WWII
30
The artist of this work, worked primarily in
Switzerland
Norway
Germany
France

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