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Art History Basics (Gothic - Contemporary)
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1
What does contemporary art mean?
art of contempt
none of these choices
art of the past
art of the present
2
Renaissance Arts(1400-1520) were exemplified by:
Brunelleschi's Linear Perspective
Rebirth of the Arts
Revival of the Arts
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3
1520-1600Mannerism exemplified expressionistic art with elongated forms meaning?
stippled forms
shortened forms
stretched forms
jagged forms
4
Neo Classicism, (1750-1850), was exemplified by...
Greek & Roman Charactericstics
Classical Antiquity
Serious patriotic subjects
All Choices
5
Realists, 1840-1900, believed art should...
be based on observation, not imaginary
not have to be edifying or beautiful
represent ordinary people/activities
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6
Which of the following are characteristic of the Baroque Art Style?
High Contrast
Turbulent Compositions
Dramatic light & dark
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Gothic(1140-1400), characteristics of cathedrals, large & small, reaching towards heaven, were:
all choices
pointed arches & spires
gargoyles & statues
rose window & flying buttress
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Rococo Art, 1700-1780, is characterized by...
dark colors, serious subjects
classical antiquity
pretty delicate colors & playful subjects
none of the choices
9
One of the artists noted for Post-Impressionism, combining color theory with composition, was
Jean Honore' Fragonard
Vincent VanGogh
Leonardo DeVinci
None of these choices
10
In Impressionism, (1860-1920), the emphasis was based on the optical experience of
duck portraits
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light & color on the subject matter
smooth crisp lines
11
Modern Art began in what time window?
1400-1600
1900-1970
1140-1400
None of these choices
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Post Modern Art began in what time window?
1970-present
1800-1900
1400-1600
none of these choices
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Romanticism, (1800-1900), death with emotional, intense experiences, & was also called...
Love 'em Leave 'em
Lover's Lullabye
Roman Romance
Art of the Heart
