What are the main themes of this painting?

Religion,spirituality and tradition

Where was the painting originally located?

The 7th impressionist exhibition

What are the main themes of this painting?

The idea of working life in paris

What was the function of this painting?

To show the owners tastes, Purely for entertainment/a display piece

The Kiss-What are the key aspects of this sculpture?

Classics/Literacy/Impressionism

Bar at the Foilles Bergaires- What mainly influenced the painting?

realist paintings with impressionist motifs

What was this a reaction against?

Classical art associated with the salon

What was the purpose of this painting?

To be an advert for a resturant as owners children are in the painting

Cultural and social influences of the painting?

The growing leisure culture happening in Paris

How does this painting show typical impressionist features?

Its depiction of modern society and obvious brushstrokes

Where is the painting now?

The national gallery of Scotland

How does this building show change in Parisian culture?

A growing middle class and leisure culture

How did Renoir find a likeness in the sculpture?

Drew similar looking men in Balzacs village

What are the cultural and social aspects of this painting?

a reaction against Industrialisation

Where is the building located?

Rue De La Fontain 16th Boulevard

Why was oil paint used?

Allowed for painting En plein air, New, more vibrant colours were made, Allows for layering of colour, It has transparent qualities

What shows emerging technology in France?

New transport as trains allowed travel to the coast

How is this painting typical of the impressionist movement?

A clear focus on light, Obvious brushtrokes/Emphasis on light

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Includes-Bar at the Foilles Bergaires/Luncheon of the boating party-vision after the seron/the kiss/birth of venus/olympia/cliff walk at pourville/burghers of calais/monument to balzac/paris opera house/castel beranger.

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1
Castel Beranger- What are the key aspects of this building?
Rococco style
Art Nouveau style
Classical style
2
What are the main themes of this painting?
Religion,spirituality and tradition
The need for religion in modern life
3
Where is the painting now?
Musee de Orsays
The National Gallery
The Pitt-Rivers collection
The Philips collection
4
Where was the painting originally located?
The 7th impressionist exhibition
The great exhibition
The Musee de Refusee
The Musee de Orsays
5
What are the main themes of this painting?
A growing middle class
The idea of a growing bar culture
How electricity is made more commercial
The idea of working life in paris
6
Where was the statue originally meant to be displayed?
The great exhibition
The Musee de Orsays
The Salon
On the gates of hell
7
What new technology was used to make the painting?
Digital scans
A projector
Chemical weathering
Photography
8
What other sculpture by Renoir was the statue to be put with?
David
Adam
The gates of hell
Monument to Balzac
9
What was the function of this painting?
To show the owners tastes
To tell a story
Purely for entertainment/a display piece
10
Where was The Kiss first displayed?
The Salon
Exposition Universalle in 1889
The National gallery
The Royal Academy
11
Where was this first displayed?
The Royal Academy
The great exhibition
Paris Salon
The Salon de Refusee
12
The Kiss-What are the key aspects of this sculpture?
Classics/Literacy/Impressionism
Iconography
Classics/Gothic
Literacy/Neoplatonism
13
What work by Michalangelo influened this sculpture?
Pieta
David
Penitent magdelene
Adam
14
How does this building fit in with the other buildings in Paris?
Neo Classical style
Gothic style
Modern style
Rococco style
15
Bar at the Foilles Bergaires- What mainly influenced the painting?
Impressionist paintings with realist motifs
Renaissance paintings with classical motifs
Modernist paintings with cubist motifs
realist paintings with impressionist motifs
16
Olympiya-What are the key aspects of the painting?
Colour Theory/Cropping
Colour theory/classics
Classics/erotic art
Cropping/Gothic
17
What artist influenced the sculpture?
Monet and Da Vinci
Degas and Michalangelo
Manet and Bernini
Degas and Michelozzo
18
Who bought the painting?
George Hurell
Paul Durand Ruell
William Morris
William Bullock
19
What technique was used to create the sculpture?
Ceramic casting
Lost wax method
Plaster casting
Silicone moulding
20
What other sculpture was this displayed with?
Burghers of Calais
The kiss
David
Gates of hell
21
What was this a reaction against?
Classical art associated with the salon
Realistic art in the salon
Gothic art in the salon
Baroque art in the salon
22
Luncheon of the boating party-What styles influenced this painting?
Post impressionism and realism
Realism and classics
Realism and cubism
aestheticism and impressionism
23
What was the purpose of this painting?
To show people of other genders socialising
To be a simple scene of leisure
To be an advert for a resturant as owners children are in the painting
24
Where is the sculpture displayed?
Paris town hall
Saint Remy town hall
Calais Town Hall
Ypres town hall
25
Cultural and social influences of the painting?
Growing opportunities
The growing leisure culture happening in Paris
They had a shorter working week so had the option of leisure
The growing class divide in Paris
26
What does the painting depict?
Jacob wrestling with an angel
A cow walking pat a church
A simple landscape
People at prayer
27
Who bought the painting?
Napoleon
E.H Gombrich
Napoleon III
Napoleon II
28
Where is the sculpture now?
The Strozzi gallery
The National Gallery
the Tate Modern
The Ufizzi gallery
29
How does this painting show typical impressionist features?
That it is indoors
The use of mirrors in the painting
Its depiction of modern society and obvious brushstrokes
It has an emphasis on the face
30
Where is the painting now?
The National Gallery
The Phillips collection
The national gallery of Scotland
The Pitt-Rivers collection
31
Where is the painting now?
Musee de Orsays
Musee de Rodin
The Phillips collection
The Louvre
32
How does this building show change in Parisian culture?
A growing middle class and leisure culture
The want for more extravagant things
Shift towards consumerism
33
What painting technique made the brushstrokes invisible?
Tempra
Scumbling
Stfmuato
Glazing
34
The Burghers of Calais- What are the key aspects of the sculpture?
Impressionism
Post Impressionism
NeoClassical
Avant grade
35
Paris Opera House- What are the key aspects of this building?
Classics/Baroque
Avant garde
Gothic
Rococo
36
How did Renoir find a likeness in the sculpture?
Drew similar looking men in Balzacs village
He made a life mask
He made a death mask
37
What artist influenced the painting?
Manet
Bauldelaire
Boudin
Renoir
38
What new technology influenced the paintings composition?
Photography
Cropping
Direct observation
Perspective
39
What are the cultural and social aspects of this painting?
a reaction against Industrialisation
reaction against railways
Reaction against urbanisation
Reaction against leisure culture
40
What artist inspired the sculpture?
Bruneleschi
Bramante
Michaelozzo
Michalangelo
41
Where is the building located?
Rue de la Fontain 17th Boulevard
Rue De La Fontain 16th Boulevard
Rue de la Fontain 19th boulevard
Rue de la Fontain 11th boulevard
42
Why was oil paint used?
Allowed for painting En plein air
New, more vibrant colours were made
Allows for layering of colour
It has transparent qualities
43
Monet Cliff walk at Pourville- What are the key aspects of this painting?
The sublime/Aestheticism
Classical
Baroque
Pastoral
44
Who comissioned this building?
Ruskin
Madame Fornier
45
What shows emerging technology in France?
New transport as trains allowed travel to the coast
En-Plein air painting
Use of oils paints
46
What building in Belgium influenced this building?
Hotel Premier
Hotel Tassel
Hotel Chocolate
47
What war at the time influenced the painting?
Franco-Prussian war
The Persian War
The Vietnam war
The Crimean War
48
What other art form influenced this painting?
Japanese woodblocks
Direst carving
Drypoint etchings
Direct observation
49
Where is the painting now?
The Louvre
In the Philips collection
The Courthold gallery
The National gallery
50
Main cultural and social influences of the painting?
A womans space in society
How people are depicted at work
A man’s role in society
How women were seen to serve
51
How is this painting typical of the impressionist movement?
A clear focus on light
It is a typical, everyday scene
It depicts women
Obvious brushtrokes/Emphasis on light
52
What book inspired this sculpture?
Dante's divine comedy
Dante's inferno
Revalations
The Bible
53
What mainly influenced this building?
The urbanisation of Paris
Growing leisure culture
54
Who has the artist painted?
People at prayer
a colony in Pont Avern in traditional dress
55
Where was this painting first exhibited?
The impressionist exhibition
Paul-Durant ruell's exhibition in America
The Salon de refusee
The great exhibition
56
What techniques were used to create the sculpture?
Silicone moulding
3D printing
Ceramic casting
Lost wax method
57
What are the cultural and social aspects of the painting?
To show inner torment
To show sacrifice for their country
To showcase human suffering
To show the importance of faith
58
What was the purpose of the painting?
To be displayed at the Paris Salon
To show the owners taste
To show their knowledge of Homer and the Classics
To be a domestic piece due to its size
59
How does this painting have typical aspects of the realism style?
Stressing the woman’s presence
Depicts modern life
An emphasis on lighting
Attention to detail
60
The birth of venus-What are the paintings key aspects?
Influences of the Academy and the Salon
Inspired by classical texts
Influenced by popular styles and tastes
61
What are the Cultural/Social influences?
To be a direct rebellion against the salon
What some women had to do for work
Commentary on how women are portrayed
62
Where is the painting now?
The Tate modern
The Cube
The Ashmolean
The Courthold gallery
63
How is this painting typical of post impressionism?
It has a focus on light
It uses chemical/Vibrant colours
It emphasises tradition
It is not grounded in reality
64
Where was the painting first exhibited?
The Courthold gallery
The Salon de Refusee
The Paris Salon
The Pitt rivers collection
65
What shows technological advancements in the painting?
The mirror in the background
The woman sitting alone
electrical lights in the background
The drinks on show
66
How is this sculpture not typical of the styles associated with France at the time?
It is overly sexual
It uses more modern influences
It is more abstract in design
Equality is shown between the figures
67
Vision after the sermon-What style influenced the painting?
Cubism
Realism
Post impressionism
Impressionism
68
Where is the painting now?
The Louvre
The Art institute of Chicago
The metropolitan museum of New York
The Smithsonian collection
69
Monument to Balzac-What are the key aspects of the painting?
Classical
Neoplatonism
Realistic
Avant garde-Went against accepted styles
70
Who comissioned the building?
William Bullock
E.H Gombrich
Napoleon III
Ruskin
71
How was the sculpture made to look more realistic?
Originally sculpted naked with a blanket draped over it
Used a casting of his body
Used mathematical measurements
Used direct reference
72
What main artistic style influenced this painting?
Neoplatonism/Iconography
Gothic/Classics
Iconography/Gothic
Realism and the Classics
73
How is this not a typical comemerative sculpture?
On ground level
It is a group monument
It is made of bronze
Not portrayed as heroic
74
How does renoir create contrast in his work?
He has thought about lighting
He used the material to his advantage
Deep cuts and a highly textured surface
Makes both figures silhouettes clear
75
Where is the building located?
16 th Boulevard
L'Avenue de L'Opera
76
What shows technological advances in te painting?
The idea of using trains to travel to the suburbs or coast
The use of technology
Use of a modern printing press
Using new colours in oil paint
77
What artistic style was this typical of due to its simplified forms?
Baroque
Realism
Impressionism
Post impressionism

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Questions 77

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1
Castel Beranger- What are the key aspects of this building?
Rococco style
Art Nouveau style
Classical style
2
What are the main themes of this painting?
Religion,spirituality and tradition
The need for religion in modern life
3
Where is the painting now?
Musee de Orsays
The National Gallery
The Pitt-Rivers collection
The Philips collection
4
Where was the painting originally located?
The 7th impressionist exhibition
The great exhibition
The Musee de Refusee
The Musee de Orsays
5
What are the main themes of this painting?
A growing middle class
The idea of a growing bar culture
How electricity is made more commercial
The idea of working life in paris
6
Where was the statue originally meant to be displayed?
The great exhibition
The Musee de Orsays
The Salon
On the gates of hell
7
What new technology was used to make the painting?
Digital scans
A projector
Chemical weathering
Photography
8
What other sculpture by Renoir was the statue to be put with?
David
Adam
The gates of hell
Monument to Balzac
9
What was the function of this painting?
To show the owners tastes
To tell a story
Purely for entertainment/a display piece
10
Where was The Kiss first displayed?
The Salon
Exposition Universalle in 1889
The National gallery
The Royal Academy
11
Where was this first displayed?
The Royal Academy
The great exhibition
Paris Salon
The Salon de Refusee
12
The Kiss-What are the key aspects of this sculpture?
Classics/Literacy/Impressionism
Iconography
Classics/Gothic
Literacy/Neoplatonism
13
What work by Michalangelo influened this sculpture?
Pieta
David
Penitent magdelene
Adam
14
How does this building fit in with the other buildings in Paris?
Neo Classical style
Gothic style
Modern style
Rococco style
15
Bar at the Foilles Bergaires- What mainly influenced the painting?
Impressionist paintings with realist motifs
Renaissance paintings with classical motifs
Modernist paintings with cubist motifs
realist paintings with impressionist motifs
16
Olympiya-What are the key aspects of the painting?
Colour Theory/Cropping
Colour theory/classics
Classics/erotic art
Cropping/Gothic
17
What artist influenced the sculpture?
Monet and Da Vinci
Degas and Michalangelo
Manet and Bernini
Degas and Michelozzo
18
Who bought the painting?
George Hurell
Paul Durand Ruell
William Morris
William Bullock
19
What technique was used to create the sculpture?
Ceramic casting
Lost wax method
Plaster casting
Silicone moulding
20
What other sculpture was this displayed with?
Burghers of Calais
The kiss
David
Gates of hell
21
What was this a reaction against?
Classical art associated with the salon
Realistic art in the salon
Gothic art in the salon
Baroque art in the salon
22
Luncheon of the boating party-What styles influenced this painting?
Post impressionism and realism
Realism and classics
Realism and cubism
aestheticism and impressionism
23
What was the purpose of this painting?
To show people of other genders socialising
To be a simple scene of leisure
To be an advert for a resturant as owners children are in the painting
24
Where is the sculpture displayed?
Paris town hall
Saint Remy town hall
Calais Town Hall
Ypres town hall
25
Cultural and social influences of the painting?
Growing opportunities
The growing leisure culture happening in Paris
They had a shorter working week so had the option of leisure
The growing class divide in Paris
26
What does the painting depict?
Jacob wrestling with an angel
A cow walking pat a church
A simple landscape
People at prayer
27
Who bought the painting?
Napoleon
E.H Gombrich
Napoleon III
Napoleon II
28
Where is the sculpture now?
The Strozzi gallery
The National Gallery
the Tate Modern
The Ufizzi gallery
29
How does this painting show typical impressionist features?
That it is indoors
The use of mirrors in the painting
Its depiction of modern society and obvious brushstrokes
It has an emphasis on the face
30
Where is the painting now?
The National Gallery
The Phillips collection
The national gallery of Scotland
The Pitt-Rivers collection
31
Where is the painting now?
Musee de Orsays
Musee de Rodin
The Phillips collection
The Louvre
32
How does this building show change in Parisian culture?
A growing middle class and leisure culture
The want for more extravagant things
Shift towards consumerism
33
What painting technique made the brushstrokes invisible?
Tempra
Scumbling
Stfmuato
Glazing
34
The Burghers of Calais- What are the key aspects of the sculpture?
Impressionism
Post Impressionism
NeoClassical
Avant grade
35
Paris Opera House- What are the key aspects of this building?
Classics/Baroque
Avant garde
Gothic
Rococo
36
How did Renoir find a likeness in the sculpture?
Drew similar looking men in Balzacs village
He made a life mask
He made a death mask
37
What artist influenced the painting?
Manet
Bauldelaire
Boudin
Renoir
38
What new technology influenced the paintings composition?
Photography
Cropping
Direct observation
Perspective
39
What are the cultural and social aspects of this painting?
a reaction against Industrialisation
reaction against railways
Reaction against urbanisation
Reaction against leisure culture
40
What artist inspired the sculpture?
Bruneleschi
Bramante
Michaelozzo
Michalangelo
41
Where is the building located?
Rue de la Fontain 17th Boulevard
Rue De La Fontain 16th Boulevard
Rue de la Fontain 19th boulevard
Rue de la Fontain 11th boulevard
42
Why was oil paint used?
Allowed for painting En plein air
New, more vibrant colours were made
Allows for layering of colour
It has transparent qualities
43
Monet Cliff walk at Pourville- What are the key aspects of this painting?
The sublime/Aestheticism
Classical
Baroque
Pastoral
44
Who comissioned this building?
Ruskin
Madame Fornier
45
What shows emerging technology in France?
New transport as trains allowed travel to the coast
En-Plein air painting
Use of oils paints
46
What building in Belgium influenced this building?
Hotel Premier
Hotel Tassel
Hotel Chocolate
47
What war at the time influenced the painting?
Franco-Prussian war
The Persian War
The Vietnam war
The Crimean War
48
What other art form influenced this painting?
Japanese woodblocks
Direst carving
Drypoint etchings
Direct observation
49
Where is the painting now?
The Louvre
In the Philips collection
The Courthold gallery
The National gallery
50
Main cultural and social influences of the painting?
A womans space in society
How people are depicted at work
A man’s role in society
How women were seen to serve
51
How is this painting typical of the impressionist movement?
A clear focus on light
It is a typical, everyday scene
It depicts women
Obvious brushtrokes/Emphasis on light
52
What book inspired this sculpture?
Dante's divine comedy
Dante's inferno
Revalations
The Bible
53
What mainly influenced this building?
The urbanisation of Paris
Growing leisure culture
54
Who has the artist painted?
People at prayer
a colony in Pont Avern in traditional dress
55
Where was this painting first exhibited?
The impressionist exhibition
Paul-Durant ruell's exhibition in America
The Salon de refusee
The great exhibition
56
What techniques were used to create the sculpture?
Silicone moulding
3D printing
Ceramic casting
Lost wax method
57
What are the cultural and social aspects of the painting?
To show inner torment
To show sacrifice for their country
To showcase human suffering
To show the importance of faith
58
What was the purpose of the painting?
To be displayed at the Paris Salon
To show the owners taste
To show their knowledge of Homer and the Classics
To be a domestic piece due to its size
59
How does this painting have typical aspects of the realism style?
Stressing the woman’s presence
Depicts modern life
An emphasis on lighting
Attention to detail
60
The birth of venus-What are the paintings key aspects?
Influences of the Academy and the Salon
Inspired by classical texts
Influenced by popular styles and tastes
61
What are the Cultural/Social influences?
To be a direct rebellion against the salon
What some women had to do for work
Commentary on how women are portrayed
62
Where is the painting now?
The Tate modern
The Cube
The Ashmolean
The Courthold gallery
63
How is this painting typical of post impressionism?
It has a focus on light
It uses chemical/Vibrant colours
It emphasises tradition
It is not grounded in reality
64
Where was the painting first exhibited?
The Courthold gallery
The Salon de Refusee
The Paris Salon
The Pitt rivers collection
65
What shows technological advancements in the painting?
The mirror in the background
The woman sitting alone
electrical lights in the background
The drinks on show
66
How is this sculpture not typical of the styles associated with France at the time?
It is overly sexual
It uses more modern influences
It is more abstract in design
Equality is shown between the figures
67
Vision after the sermon-What style influenced the painting?
Cubism
Realism
Post impressionism
Impressionism
68
Where is the painting now?
The Louvre
The Art institute of Chicago
The metropolitan museum of New York
The Smithsonian collection
69
Monument to Balzac-What are the key aspects of the painting?
Classical
Neoplatonism
Realistic
Avant garde-Went against accepted styles
70
Who comissioned the building?
William Bullock
E.H Gombrich
Napoleon III
Ruskin
71
How was the sculpture made to look more realistic?
Originally sculpted naked with a blanket draped over it
Used a casting of his body
Used mathematical measurements
Used direct reference
72
What main artistic style influenced this painting?
Neoplatonism/Iconography
Gothic/Classics
Iconography/Gothic
Realism and the Classics
73
How is this not a typical comemerative sculpture?
On ground level
It is a group monument
It is made of bronze
Not portrayed as heroic
74
How does renoir create contrast in his work?
He has thought about lighting
He used the material to his advantage
Deep cuts and a highly textured surface
Makes both figures silhouettes clear
75
Where is the building located?
16 th Boulevard
L'Avenue de L'Opera
76
What shows technological advances in te painting?
The idea of using trains to travel to the suburbs or coast
The use of technology
Use of a modern printing press
Using new colours in oil paint
77
What artistic style was this typical of due to its simplified forms?
Baroque
Realism
Impressionism
Post impressionism