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AP Art History- Content Area 3: Frontispiece through Hogarth #art #arthistory #ap #aparthistory
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1
Bruegel's
Hunters in the Snow
was originally part of
a series of landscapes depicting months of the year
group of works commissioned by a catholic priest
book given to the duke of North Umbria
series of works depicting folly of man
2
The location of Versailles suggests the patron most likely intended to
function as a museum in the future
conquer new lands
shift the seat of government away from wealthy families
create a prime example of French nobility
3
Among other interpretations/reason, Velzquez painted himself in
Las Meninas
to allude to
the family's weath
his own wealth and status
the king and queen's absence
their daughter's status as heir
4
The formal qualities of the work shown identify it as an example of what era?
Renaissance
Mannerism
Baroque
Columbian
5
The work shown was created by:
Velazquez
Bernini
<p>della Porta</p>
Borromini
6
Which of these would not be a typical scene created by Johannes Vermeer?
a man and woman in their home
a man carving wood
a woman in her kitchen
a woman playing an instrument
7
Gaulli's
Triumph of the Name of Jesus
is intended to do all the of the following EXCEPT
make the church a gateway to and from the physical world
represent the glory of the holy name of Christ
create a window into paradise
formally recognize the catholic church
8
Depictions of Apollo in and on the grounds of Versailles served as an allegory for
Queen Elizabeth I
King Henry VIII
King Louis XIV
Queen Regent Marie de Medici
9
The wide nave and shallow side chapel plan for the church of Il Gesu was influential because
allowed unobstructed light
gave inexpensive means for more room
provided a theatrical space for church events
divided the church for different functions
10
The still life paintings of Rachel Ruysch were highly prized for her
obvious morals and religious scenes
use of dramatic lighting
blending of other artists' styles
sensitive, free-form arrangements
11
Works such as the one shown can be considered most similar in content to which of the following
Michelangelo's David
Caravaggio's Doubting Thomas
Ruysch's Fruit and Insects
Brugel's Hunters in the Snow
12
The work shown can be identified as the work of
Vermeer
Durer
della Porta
Rembrandt
13
This characteristic of paintings by Johannes Vermeer was abnormal during the Baroque era
fleeting nature of material things
pious, reverant religious scenes
transience of human life
subdued, quiet emotion
14
The use of stucco and marble made this innovation for San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane possible.
copies of classical past
firm, stiff facade
strong sense of religion
soft, flexible facade
15
The “disguised” symbolism in the central panel of the Merode Altarpiece characterizes Mary as
regal in appearance, descending from a royal line
pure of heart and mind, a diligent caretaker of the home
humble and meek, living a life of frugality and abstinence
anguished by signs symbolizing tormented death of her son
16
Giacomo della Porta's design for the design of Il Gesu draws primarily on the influence of
Jewish Synagogues
Greek and Roman temples
Early Christian basilicas
Islamic mosques
17
mirrors in works of art are often interpreted as a symbol of
self-awareness
death
resurrection
doom
18
By commissioning the Palace of Versailles, the patron sought to
emphasize his own importance
ensure his place in French government
expand upon the Baroque art traditions
remove unwanted courtiers
19
Ruben's work can be attributed to its stylistic period through these characteristics EXCEPT
intense emotion
calm, light colors and pastels
dramatic lighting
dynamic diagonal compositions
20
Commissioning the cycle of her life helped Marie de Medici to
rehabilitate her reputation after exile
promote her son's status and claim to throne
immortalize her defeat of the Spanish Armada
assert her regency as queen
21
Velazquez's
Las Meninas
is considered these two types of categories of paintings.
portrait and religious
history and portrait
group portrait and genre
group portrait and history
22
The painting shown can be attributed to which of the following artists?
Vermeer
Durer
Grunewald
Rembrandt
23
Borromini's decision to use irregular shapes in architecture allowed him to
create a massive church in a small space
create a statement of piety and repentance
create an intimidating church for the Catholic faith
create an undulating facade incorprating ideas from the past
24
Catholics saw artworks necessary to their worship and evangelism, Protestants objected because
Viceroyalty of Spain
the Council of Trent
Ten Commandments
Free worship
25
The design and art of Il Gesu attempted to
provide a calm space for worship
attempt to convert protestants to catholicism
scare people into being religious
appeal to the heart and the mind of the worshiper
26
The work shown is
Cornaro Chapel, Santa Maria della Vittoria
Prayer Chapel, Mosque of Selim II
Cappela de Medici, San Lorenzo
Pazzi Chapel, Santa Croce
27
When creating
Marriage a la Mode
, Hogarth included cultural references by all of these EXCEPT
include references to classical education ideals
contrast of young couple's taste and inheridted wealth
use of interior space as religious reference
addresses growing middle class and mercantilism
28
which of the following innovations provided an enhanced experience for viewers of this work?
use of marble to enhance classical ideas
use of natural light to enhance drama
use of layers of thick paint and varnish to enhance color
use of marble and gold to enhance worth
29
This is one of the artist's first depictions of
himself in an etching
himself as an artist
himself and his wife
himself as a common man
30
This characteristic of Velazquez's paintings made his works innovative.
use of abstraction to convey meaning
figures of royalty and aristocracy with commoners
extremely refined details
hurried brush strokes
