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Impressionism and Post-Impressionism
Impressionism and Post-Impressionism
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Unit Four: Late Europe and the Americas 1790-1983
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1
Van Gogh's palette is MOST influenced by which of the following Baroque artists
Pieter Paul Rubens
Rachel Ruysch
Diego Velazquez
Caravaggio
2
What unusual attribute of this painting gives the work its textural qualities
the incorporation of sand in the pigment
the use of burlap as the canvas
the use of wood as the canvas
the use of impasto
3
How is Cassatt's approach to her subjects different from that of other artists of the period
her works show an interest in Pacific Island art
her works are more intimate in imagery and gesture
her works show an interest in impasto as a textural effect
her works break down images into their most essential forms
4
Artworks like this abandoned this fundamental aspect of the Academy style
genre works
landscapes
history painting
still lifes
5
Works like this were influenced by
The Kanō school
The Rinpa School
Bunjinga
Ukiyo-e
6
The palette of this work can BEST be described as
expressionistic
primary
local colour
naturalistic
7
How does the composition of Starry Night mirror that of Monet's Gare St. Lazare
it alludes to atmospheric effects
it uses vibrant complementary colours
it uses modern industrialisation imagery
it includes images from the artist's memory
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In terms of content, Gauguin's works are similar in context to all EXCEPT
Mont St. Victoire by Paul Cezanne
Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh
The Scream by Edvard Munch
Self-portrait as a Soldier by E.L. Kirchner
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Cezanne is most influential on
The Blue Rider School
Russian avant-garde
Die Brucke
Cubism
10
The broad flat brushwork of Cezanne is similar to that of
Edvard Munch
Eduard Manet
Vincent van Gogh
Claude Monet
11
What was the function of this work?
to examine colour theory and optical mixing
to open artwork access to a wider audience
to demonstrate Japanese printing techniques
to illustrate the daily life of women
12
Symbolic representation by Paul Gauguin characterised by flat areas of colour & bold outlines
Pointillism
Symbolism
Synthetism
Expressionism
13
The treatment of subject in this work is CLOSEST to the works of
Vincent Van Gogh
George Braque
Pablo Picasso
Claude Monet
14
What innovations in pigment contributed to the rise of the Impressionists?
acrylic paint
oil paint
pastel crayons
portable paints
15
The compositional contrast in the artwork is BEST achieved through
texture
line
form
pattern
16
The function of this work was
as an exercise in atmospheric effects
as an exercise in optical mixing
as a work of social realism
as a moral genre work
17
The narrative content of this work would BEST be described as
an allegory
an abstract expressionist work
a fete galante
a symbolic landscape
18
How does Van Gogh's brushwork differ from that of the Impressionists
it uses swirling impasto brushstrokes
it uses linear brushwork
it uses deliberately flattened long strokes
it uses short painterly brushstrokes
19
The use of perspective in the work can BEST be described as
no use of perspective is noted
atmospheric
linear
elevated
20
How does genre imagery change significantly during the mid 19th century?
artists focus on verdute [view] paintings
artists focus on industry and cityscapes
artists focus on moral narratives
artists focus on the Sublime
21
What was the signficance of Theo van Gogh
he was an art dealer
he was a primary patron of the Impressionists
he was a French philosopher
he was an organizer of independent artist salons
22
The printmaking technique used to create this image is
an aquatint technique
a lithography technique
a collograph technique
a Japanese wood block technique
23
What aspects of landscape painting does this work share with that of Cole and Velasco
an emphasis on naturalism
an emphasis on depth
an emphasis on the Sublime
an emphasis on luminism
24
What is a nocturne?
a painting based on musical compositions
a painting about the effects of light at twilight or night
a psychological portrait
an allegory using non western symbolism
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In terms of formal composition, Impressionist works achieve their transitory lighting effects
through the use of sfumato
through the use of tenebrism
through the use of linear vs impasto technique
through the use of a variable color palette
