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Quiz 3.27.20 Practice
Quiz 3.27.20 Practice
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1
A bandolier bag like the one shown shows the influence of:
Ojibwe ancestors' "spirit vessels"
Early 19th C. Neoclassical ladies' handbags
Bullet bags owned by abusive American colonists during Westward expansion
Ojibwe contact with European soldiers who rode with ammunition bags
2
Transformation masks are best understood as works
used as display much the same way that totem poles are used
used to recall ancestral spirits to act on the wearer’s behalf
used as centerpieces in homes
that are used for comedic purposes in the midst of a larger ceremony
3
This work could be attributed to which artist and technique/style?
Korin: Edo
Korin: ukiyo-e
Hokusai: Ōban
Hokusai: Rinpa
4
1. Which pair of painters might owed the most significant debt to Japonisme, or Japanese prints and themes?
Cassatt and Van Gogh
Cassatt and Cézanne
Manet and Monet
Cézanne and Van Gogh
5
All of the following could describe Monet’s
Saint-Lazare Station
except that it:
has textures, diagonals, and Monet’s masterful brushstrokes
was painted en plein air
reflects the growing population of commuters between Paris and the suburbs
uses pointillism to contrast light reflecting on surfaces and dark machines
6
On the basis of style and medium, the work shown above can be attributed to which of the following?
The Lenape
The Kwakwaka'wakw
The Eastern Shoshone
The Puebloans
7
The artist who created the Benin bronze wall plaque from Oba’s palace used which of the following techniques to show the
Linear perspective
Scarification
Continuous narration
Hierarchical scale
8
The painting shown, although by a different painter, portrays an ethos and ideas that seem most similar to:
The Oxbow by Thomas Cole
The Oath of the Horatii by Jacques-Louis David
The Stonebreakers Gustave Courbet
Liberty Leading the People by Eugène Delacroix
9
The combination of repeated patterns, vertical lines, and contrasting colors enabled the artist of this work to convey:
stability and strength
dynamism and energy
aggression and chaos
dignity and calm
10
José María Velasco was part of:
A school of painting in Mexico
the proto-Impressionist movement in Spain
A school of painting in Spain
Symbolism influenced by Romanticism
11
The work shown below most likely fits the characteristics of which type of mask?
Mblo/Baule
Pwo/Chokwe
Aka/Bamileke
Bundu/Sande (Mende)
12
The power of Nkisi n’kondi figures is activated by
“marrying” the image to a second power figure
masking the figure to allow its powers to work unseen
carrying a figure in a procession around a village
nailing blades into the surface of a figure