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1
The facade of Borromini’s San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane
Seeks dramatic effects of light and shadow
Is an Allegory of the counter-reformation
Applies classical architectural principles
Reproduces bernini’s facade at St. Peter’s
2
Rodin’s Sculpture is best described as
Expressive
Idealized
Academic
Classical
3
Name the artist, title, and year
Matisse, Joy of Life, 1935
Joan Miro, Carnival of Harlequin, 1924-25
4
When was Modernism? (It was not an art movement)
1872–1930
1880-1920
1854-1878
1821-1846
5
Name the artist, title, and year
Gustave Courbet, The Stone Breakers, 1849
Claude Monet, Impression Sunrise, 1872
Edouard Manet, Le Dejeuner, 1863
Claude Monet, Haystacks, 1899
6
Which intellectual movement embraced imagination and emotion?
Industrial Revolution
Romanticism
Enlightenment
Capitalism
7
Define tenebrism
Gradual dramatic lighting for 3D rendering
Realistic lighting on the picture plane
Dramatic lighting where darkness dominates the picture
Used to create a sense of theatrical dynamism
8
A hallmark of Realism is to paint
The modern world honestly
The reality of human history
According to academic principles
For the real people of France
9
Name the artist, title, and year
Matisse, Fountain Of Youth, 1913
Gaugin, Youth, 1907
Duchamp, Fountain, 1917
10
Name the artist, title, and year
Edouard Manet, Le Dejeuner, 1863
Francisco Goya, The Third of May, 1814
Eugene Delacrouix, Lion Hunt, 1858
Gustave Courbet, The Stone Breakers, 1849
11
Kosuth’s conceptual “One and Three Chairs” illustrates the
Symbolism of mundane items
Incomprehensibility of art
Politics of contemporary art
Nature of signs
12
Unlike during the Renaissance, Baroque Classicism is characterized by its
Drama
Heroic nudes
Clarity
Otherwordly quality
13
This artist is known for capturing the essence of his subjects in semi-abstracted works
Duchamp
Stieglitz
Schwitters
Brancusi
14
Whose work addresses the body and the AIDS crisis?
Wenda Gu
Kiki Smith
Kara Walker
Ann Hamilton
15
What changed in each of Monet’s paintings of the Rouen Cathedral?
Subject and expression
Space and color
Scale and volume
Light and atmosphere
16
Name the artist, title, and year
Duchamp, Fountain Water, 1917
Jean Arp., Collage According to Laws of Chance, 1917
Matisse, Shades of Blue, 1908
17
Who was Voltaire?
Declared that society had corrupted the natural man
Saw salvation of humanity in rational improvement of society
Saw salvation of humanity in advancement of science
Study of classical art
18
US and Canadian artists working between the ears were interested in issues surrounding
Fascism
Nationalism
The environment
Identity
19
What is Trompe L’oeil?
Abstract characteristic that gave paintings emotion
Makes the painting seem 3D rather than 2D
Paint technique that used realism to create optical illusion
20
True or false: Women artists were aloud to draw nude models
True
False
21
Resistance to the commodification of art in the 70s resulted in artworks that
Could not be sold in a gallery
Pictured US consumerism
Could not be interpreted
Were made in series
22
What practical concern lay behind the promotion of longitudinally planned churches in 17 c Rome
Interior lighting of the nave
Allowing the circulation of pilgrims
Accommodating parishioners
Support for the heavy dome
23
Define chiaroscuro
Where darkness consumes the picture plane
Used to create a sense of theatrical dynamism
Gradual dramatic lighting for 3D modeling
24
What are the four elements of Grand Manner?
Subject, Time, Emotion, Style
Movement, Time, Concept, Subject
Concept, Theme, Structure, Movement
Subject, Concept, Structure, Style
25
Name the artist, title, and year
Eugene Delacrouix, Lion Hunt, 1858
Johann Zoffany, Academicians of Royal Academy, 1771-72
Eugene Delacrouix, Massacre at Chios, 1822-24
26
What years did Louis XVI rule France?
1756-1833
1798-1810
1774-1792
1691-1709
27
What was symbolism?
Symbolists embraced abstraction
Focused on rationalism
Explored irrational realms of emotion
28
Why are the gardens of Stourhead thought to be an example of British interest in “picturesque”?
They copy settings from Mengs’s painting for Stourhead
Design mimics compositions of landscape paintings by Lorrain
Used to stage plays & festivals celebrating British royalty
Built on pictures of historic gardens from France & England
29
How is Wren’s plan for St. Paul’s similar to Maderno’s plan for the new St. Peter’s in Rome
Both have a colonnaded piazza
Both have an extended sanctuary
Both are centrally planned
Both have a long nave
30
When was Neoclassicism?
1800-1815
1743-1780
1780-1815
1745-1768
31
Art Nouveau can be identified by
A red and white palette later adopted by socialist art
Mosaic-like combinations of materials
Intricate series of long, graceful curves
Striking contrasts between black and white
32
Define stigmata
Holes indicating crucifixion
Holes in Christ’s hands and feet
Gradual dramatic lighting for 3D modeling
Used to create a sense of theatrical dynamism
33
Name the artist, title, and year
Claude Monet, Stone Breaker,1868
Gustave Courbet, Sunrise, 1788
Edouard Manet, Le Dejeuner sur L’Herbe, 1863
Pierre Auguste, Untitled, 1876
34
Warhol’s “Marilyn Diptych” is a commentary on
Protestant values
The rise of feminism
World War II
The mass media
35
Name the artist, title, and year
Gentileschi, “holofernes’ death”, 1620
Caravaggio, “Judith beheading holofernes”, 1598
Caravaggio, “Entombment”, 1603
Gentileschi, “judith slaying holofernes”, 1614
36
Define poussinsts
Emphasis on form and line
Emphasis on color
Emphasis on painterly effects
Small baby like angel figures
37
What are the years for Dada
1909-1935
1918-34
1900-1912
1916-24
38
The two styles of Italian 17 c. Painting are
Catholic and Protestant
Theatrical and sober
Naturalism and Classicism
Sacred and secular
39
What is the subject matter of Kerry James Marshall’s painting ”Many Mansions”?
Apartheid in South America
The Civil Rights Movement
A Washington DC, suburb
A Chicago housing project
40
Soufflot’s Pantheon embodies Neoclassical architecture’s
Ambiguity
Complexity
Severity
Ornamentality
41
Although clad in a Gothic Revival skin, the Houses of Parliament reflect Neoclassicism in the
Use of cement
Temple portico facade
Symmetrical plan
Barrel vaults
42
Name the artist, title, and year of this German Expressionism painting
Vasily Kandinsky, Sketch for Composition II, 1910
Gaugin, A Modern City Day, 1869
Matisse, Emotions in Flying Colors, 1897
43
Who founded the British Royal Academy and when?
King Harry, 1689
King George III, 1768
King John VI, 1734
King Louis XIV, 1702
44
Assemblages of everyday objects challenged Abstract Expressionism’s
Obsession with the figure
High-minded intellectualism
Denial of the artist’s role
Elitist narrative imagery
45
What evidence leads scholars to attribute Lautrec’s “Jane Avril” to Art Nouveau movement?
Dream imagery
Dance hall theme
Bold foreshortening
Lines and silhouettes
46
A common souvenir of the Grand Tour was a
Still life
Portrait
History painting
Religious medal
47
The Gutai groups was known for
Filling galleries with tires and tar
Regularly destroying its creation
Inventing the term “happenings”
Composing songs with no music
48
The Grand Tour and the Neoclassical style both appealed to those who
Traveled to England to study revivalist approaches
Promoted artistic individualism
Found inspiration in antiquity
Embraced Classical principles of the Italian Royal Academy
49
Boucher‘s Woman Reclining: Louise O’Murphy typifies Rococo’s
Nationalism
Moralizing messages
Sensuality
Idealism
50
What enabled the Impressionists to practice painting en plein air
The development of metal tubes for oil paints
Their unusual method of direct paint application
New laws allowing artists to paint on sidewalks
Synthetic paints that dried quickly outdoors
51
What shows that Ruben’s self portrait with Isabella Brandt commemorates their wedding
The rich materials and jewelry
The positions of their hands and feet
The laurel that grows in the backyard
The inclusion of a wedding ring
52
Name the artist, title, and year
Germain Boffrand, Salon de La Princesse, 1737-1740
Antoine Watteau, Cythera, 1718
Francois Boucher, Portrait of Madamme de Pompadour, 1755
Francois, Cupid a Captive, 1754
53
Ann Hamilton’s immersive installations are intended to
Relate to their specific site
Evoke painful memories
Heal and provide solace
Draw attention to economic inequality
54
Pollock’s paintings are called action paintings because they
Represent stories featuring constant action
Picture the artist’s actions throughout his life
Record his movement in applying painting
Inspire other artists to action against academic traditions
55
What was Neoclassicism?
Study of Classical Art
Provided political model & ethical standard
Based on French Baroque art and style
56
Name the artist(s), title, and year
Nicolas Poussin, Galerie des Glaces, 1694
Charles le Brun, Hall of Mirrors, 1680
Jules Hardouin-Mansart, Galerie des Glaces, 1680
57
Tenebrism is Caravaggio’s strategy for creating
Narrative clarity
Emotional responses
Mystical visions
Perspectival illusionism
58
Define impasto
Thin layer of paint
Feathery paint
Thickly applied paint you can see
Encompasses all styles of painting
59
This artist used bright colored flat shaped & black outlines that used observation and emotion
Gaugin
Moreau
Gaudi
Horta
60
Who was Rousseau?
Focused on the study of Classical art
Declared society had corrupted the natural man
Saw salvation in humanity in advancing science
61
The art of Fauves treats color
Expressively
Logically
Illusionistically
Naturalistically
62
The twisting columns on Bernini’s Baldacchino refer to
Solomon
David
Moses
Isaiah
63
What was the Doctrine of Progress?
Promoted fantasy art and commissions
Forced humanity to focus on the future rather than present
By accumulation of knowledge humanity can be happiest
Rococo became inappropriate w/in France
64
Estonia Lewis is best known for her
Near-impressionistic depictions of nostalgic rural scenes
Simple, frank, and accurate sculptures of her friends
Dramatic paintings of everyday lives of slaves & masters
Sculpted busts/medallions of abolitionist & civil war heroes
65
What evidence reveals that Gentileschi is a follower of Caravaggio
Muted colors
Classicism
Disegno
Dramatic light
66
Garnier’s Paris Opera exemplifies French academic historicism because it
Was the work of an academic architect
Was built using historical technique
Includes reliefs from French History
References the Baroque style
67
Name the artist, title, and year
Antoine Watteau, Return from Cythera, 1718
Elisabeth Lebron, Marie Antoinette’s Hall, 1787
Germain Boffrand, Salon de La Princesse, 1737-1740
Francois Boucher, Cupid a Captive, 1754
68
Name the artist, title, and year
Francisco De Zurbaran, Saint Seapion, 1628
Diego Velazquez, Las Meninas, 1656
Francois Boucher, Pompadour, 1755
Hyacinth Rigaud, Louis XV, 1730
69
Name the artist, title, and year
Claude Monet, Memento Miri, 1893
Gustave Courbet, Pierre Auguste, 1877
Renoir, Le Moulin de la Galette, 1876
70
Which formal element or principle of design is a hallmark of Peter Paul Ruben’s painting
Radial symmetry
Diagonal composition
Stylization
Contour line
71
Define Nietzsche Focus
Figures and objects that focus on the natural world
Non-representational objects that reference the world
Humanity rising from the ashes and creating a good future
72
Wenda Gu dedicated his art to
Ending world hunger
Bringing different races together
Raising awareness about AIDS
Promoting childhood literacy
73
Picasso’s “Les Demoiselles” was influenced by art from
Australia
India
South America
Africa
74
Photography led 19th c. Artists to
Pursue Engels’s communist agenda
Explore the reliability of observed reality
Abandon art in favor of technology
Question the role of art in the modern world
75
How do French eighteenth-century salons embody the spirit of the Rococo style?
This is where men and women go to be fashionably made up
They are the center of aristocratic social life
They include allegories if absolute royal power
This is where anti-monarchy discussions get their start
76
A printmaking process that used a needle to scratch into a metal plate is called
Mezzotint
Drypoint
Etching
Engraving
77
The principle goal of Impressionist painting was to
Capture a fleeting moment
Represent a way of life
Impress with technical proficiency
Represent and impression of life
78
Which visual hallmark leaders scholars to describe French landscapes as classical
The use of intuitive perspective
The inclusion of Roman ruins
The themes selected from antiquity
The use of orderly compositions
79
A fete galante pictures a/an
Outdoor entertainment
Royal ceremony
Love affair
Dashing nobleman
80
What was Romanticism?
Emphasized by the inventive vision of the artist
From emotion to objectivism
From intuition to calculation
A shift in emphasis from reason to feeling
81
What intentional effect distinguished Julia Cameron’s work from commercial photography
It is severely cropped
It is heavily shadowed
It is slightly out of focus
It is hand-colored
82
In Postmodern art, appropriation refers to the
Funding of work through government grants
Critique of politics and social institutions
Appropriate use of images of materials
Creative reuse of another work or image
83
Vermeer’s Woman Holding a Balance seems to be a metaphor for eternal judgement includes the
Window beside the table
Symbol of wifely loyalty
Painting in the background
Picture of marriage ceremony
84
How does Mengs’s Parnassus embody the Neoclassical style?
It focuses on themes of love and frivolity
It was created to decorate a salon
It reflects the tastes of aristocratic patrons
It employs the shallow space of ancient relief sculpture
85
What subject matter is important to Romanticism?
Contemporary
Neoclassicism
Classical
86
Name the artist, title, and year
Claude Monet, Haystacks, 1890-91
Pierre Augustine, Farmlands, 1879
Gustave Courbet, Sunrise in the Field, 1867
87
What pictorial device did Newman invent to divide the solid field of color in his paintings?
Zips
Drips
Stains
Prouns
88
In his photographs, Stieglitz attempted to compose images of
Romanticized urban scenes
Working-class hunger
Urban homelessness
Idyllic pastoral landscapes
89
Easily understood political image is typical of the style known as
Surrealism
De Stijl
Socialist Realism
Constructivism
90
What were the years for the council of Trent?
1576-1592
1521-1534
1506-1529
1545-1563
91
What was Impressionism?
Work that focused on contemporary work
Nostalgic work
Non historical events of everyday life
Contemporary experience
92
Name the artist, title, and year
Raimondi, Apollo on the hill, 1649
Rougain, Louis XIV writing, 1700
Vacari, A poet, 1712
Poussin, Saint John on Patmos, 1640
93
When was the French Rococo art movement?
1545-1563
1715-1789
1579-1636
1602-1720
94
The favorite motifs of the German artistic group Die Brucke were the
Natural world and the horrors of war
Urban landscape and the nude body
Urban landscape and the horrors of war
Natural world and the nude body
95
Name the artist, title, and year
Poussin, Te Aa No Arebois, 1892
Gaugin, Vision After Sermon: Jacob Wrestling Angel, 1888
Henri Matisse, The Joy of Life, 1905
96
Kandinsky aspired to make paintings that made no reference to
The visible world
Emotion
The inner world
Spirituality
97
Name the artist, title, and year
Poussin, The Seed of Areoi, 1879
Matisse, The Joy of Life, 1888
Gaugin, Te Aa No Arebois, 1892
98
In what way is Chardin’s painting like Hogarth’s?
Humor
Moralizing theme
Classical subject
Frivolity
99
French Rococo architecture is known for its
Simplicity, clarity, and austerity
Delicacy, lightness, and ornament
Symmetry, solidity, and Classicism
Solidity, maturity, and idealism
100
How does The Glorification of the Papacy of Urban VIII show the role of viewers in Baroque art
It represents a horrifying scene of martyrdom
It pictures a communal theme of civic pride
Its illusionism relies on the viewer’s position
It makes viewers into passive observers
101
Gustave Courbet his painting “The Stone Breakers“ to
Document a rapidly disappearing way of life
Romanticize the life of the poor
Make a political statement
Mock the peasants it depicts
102
Eva Hesse’s art is classified as Process art because it
Uses industrial materials
Places the artist in the creative role
Draws attention to art making itself
Employs traditional processes
103
Which answer correctly explains why Bernini built the Piazza at St. Peter’s in an oval shape
The oval accommodated existing objects on the site
The oval elicited a deeper emotional response from pilgrims
The oval reflected the shape of Rome
The oval was a symbol of Urban VII Barberini
104
When was Romanticism?
1734-1767
1756-1799
1780-1860
1800-1854
105
Define Fauvism
Painted realistically but were criticized for it
No sensibility of color being used
Criticized for using non-representational colors in painting
106
Cubism fractured shapes and represented incoherent space as if seen
From multiple perspectives
From below
In a dream state
In motion
107
What did Louis XIV establish?
Dutch Painting Studio
French Royal Academy
British Sculpture Society
Spanish Art University
108
What is a rationally ordered pastoral landscape?
It includes order, beauty, and kingship
It has dramatic lighting to create order
It’s ordered and evenly lit, no tenebrism
109
Name the artist, title, and year
Judy Chicago, Dinner Party, 1979
Gentileschi, Dinner, 1980
Martha Rosler, Hot Meat, 1966
110
Name the artist, title, and year
Gentileschi, “entombment”, 1604
Artemis, “judith slays holofernes”, 1613
Caravaggio, “judith beheading holofernes”, 1598
111
What was mostly the cause of the “Thirty Years War”?
The king/government
Rich families
Protestant vs. Catholic issues
Funding for the church
112
What was Exemplum Virtus?
Roman architecture and clothing
Virtues of enlightenment men
Courage, patriotism, and loyalty
An example of grand manner
113
Which movement produced paintings of flat, assembled, geometric shapes that promoted feeling?
Dada
Suprematism
Constructivism
Futurism
114
What did Dada do?
Rejected change
Rejected logic
Embraced reality
Rejected Western Culture
115
What was Rococo?
Targeted wealthy aristocrats
Was against the monarchy of France
Represents extensions of Baroque in style
Focused on sentiment
116
Roy Lichtenstein utilized outlines, flat primary colors, and Benday dots, which mimicked
Comic books
Picasso’s Cubism
Film frames
Early pointillism
117
Daumier’s ”Rue Transnonian” represents a/an
Allegory of French nationalist sentiment
Popular uprising against the crown
Government massacre of innocent civilians
Episode from Napoleon’s Russian campaign
118
Name the artist, title, and year
Poussin, Fall Breeze, 1949
Pollock, Autumn Rhythm #30, 1950
Gaugin, Arm Movement, 1946
119
What was the Mercedarian order?
Spanish order used to rescue Christian prisoners from Moors
Painting style that adapted order and beauty
The Order of Mercy
120
Name the artist, title, and year
Johann Zoffany, Academicians of Academy, 1771-72
Eugene Delacrouix, Chios, 1822-24
Angelica Kaufmann, Cornelia Presenting Her Children, 1785
121
Kelly’s “Post-Patrum Document“ is an example of feminist art because it
Addresses the female experience
Critiques the art historical canon
Uses an array of media
Employs the ideas of Marxism
122
Name the artist, title, and year
Ragion, Memento Miri, 1692
Poussin, Et in Arcadia Ego, 1655
Raimondi, Even in Arcadia I am there, 1705
Arcadia, Grand Manner, 1701
123
What happened in 1526?
Charles V sacked Rome
Poussin began using landscape
Charles V left the empire to his brother
The Golden Age
124
Name the artist, title, and year
Gentileschi, “judith slaying holofernes”, 1614-20
Caravaggio, “entombment”, 1603
Artemis, “judith beheading holofernes”, 1598
125
By making earthwork, artists rejected the
Buyer
Material
Experience
Viewer
126
Brandt’s “tea service” represents the Bauhaus”s promotion of the
Collaboration of design and production
Fascist agenda for art and design
German traditions of design
Appropriation of foreign ideas
127
Define Putti
Featherly painter effect
An intense subject matter
Small baby like angel figures
An emphasis on color
128
Name the artist, title, and year
Poussin, Saint John, 1640
Raimondi, John XIV, 1692
Rigaud, Louis XIV, 1701
Vercari, The Sun King, 1705
129
Paxton’s “Crystal Palace“ was innovative in its use of
A vaulted transept
An elevator
Courses masonry
Iron-and-glass frame
130
Which thematic category was particularly common in Holland
Royal portraiture
Mythology
Group portraiture
History painting
131
What stylistic characteristics did French Baroque Painting have?
Continuation of Classicism of the Renaissance
Restraint (less dramatic than Italian/Flemish)
Banned the use of nudity in art
Got rid of the need for including beauty in art
132
Neoclassicism was especially popular in Britain as a visual expression of
Aristocratic values and royal authority
Nostalgia for England‘s past glories
The desire for independence from the king
The state and political stability
133
Paintings of the Immaculate Conception refer to the belief that
Mary bore the son of god
Mary was born without the stain of original sin
Christ was born without the stain of original sin
Christ was the son of god sent to earth
134
Name the artist, title, and year
Edouard Manet, Le Dejeuner, 1863
Gustave Courbet, En Plein Air, 1894
Claude Monet, Impression Sunrise, 1872
135
Grant Wood is an American artist associated with
The Harlem Renaissance
Regionalism
The New York School
The 291 gallery
136
Define rubensites
Emphasis on painterly effects
Emphasis on form and line
Emphasis on color
137
Caillebotte’s “Paris Street, Rainy Day” reflects the Impressionists’ attention to
History
French nationalism
Landscape
Modern life
138
Who was Vigee Lebron?
Declared that humanity’s must return to its original form
Saw the salvation of humanity
One of 4 women to become members of French Royal Academy
139
Josiah Wedgewood’s decorative pottery exemplifies Neoclassicism by its
Reflection of aristocratic values
Revival of the Gothic style
Use it ancient sources of inspiration
Themes of love and frivolity
140
Latin American postwar merged modernism with
Respect for antiquity
Local history and politics
Academic traditions
Concern for the environment
141
Hitler and the Nazis called modernist art degenerate because they believed it to be
Over-priced and technically inferior
Degraded and politically subversive
Evidence of non-Aryan inferiority
Evidence of non-German superiority
142
What did Louis XV do?
Appointed his brother to the throne
Moved the court from Versailles back to Paris
Sacrificed himself to save others
Had Madamme de Pompadour as a mistress
143
What evidence supports the text’s description of St. Paul’s facade as triumphantly vertical
Carved pediment
Huge size
Two-story portal
Deeply-set porticos
144
What was Louis XIV known as?
The Moon God
The Night Man
The Sun King
The Earth Prince
145
Name the artist, title, and year
Kandinsky, Composition VII, 1913
Gaugin, Sketch for Composition II
Matisse, For Gertrude Stein, 1906
146
Postmodern Robert Venturi rejected the Modernism architectural style and instead sought
Eclecticism because “less is a bore“
Purity because “form ever follows function“
Abstraction because “function ever follows form”
Uniformity because “less is more”
147
Name the artist, title, and year of this French Expressionism painting
Gaugin, Nature Scene, 1879
Henri Matisse, The Joy of Life, 1905
Vasily Kandinsky, Sketch for Comp. II, 1910
148
Name the artist, title, and year
Martha Rosler, Hot Meat, 1966-72
Jackson Pollock, Dinner Party, 1979
149
Name the artist, title, and year
Francisco Goya, The Third of May, 1814
Eugene Delacouix, Lion Hunt, 1858
Gustave Courbet, The Stone Breakers, 1849
Edouard Manet, Le Dejeuner sur L’Herbe, 1863
150
Piranesi’s View it the Pantheon is an example of a/an
Capriccio
Grand Tour
Pastel
Veduta
151
Name the artist, title, and year
Angelica Kaufmann, Cornelia Presenting her Children, 1785
Francois Boucher, Cupid a Captive, 1754
Elisabeth Lebron, Marie Antoinette w/ Children, 1787
Jacques David, Oath of the Horatii, 1784
152
A distinguishing feature of British Grand Manner portraits is the representation of the sitter
After death
Like a historical or mythological figure
With his or her children
In a landscape setting to symbolize wealth
153
Define avant garde
Expressionistic
Experimental
Original
Illusionistic
154
Futurism was inspired by the
Speed of modern urban life
Impressionist use of light and color
Expressionist fragmentation of space
Escapism of Fauvist painting
155
The two earliest types of fixed photography are the
Daguerreotype and the calotype
Glass plate and the collodion
Camera obscura and the camera lucida
Tintype and the mezzotint
156
Name the artist, title, and year
Jacques David, Oath of the Horatii, 1784
Angelica Kaufmann, Cornelia Presenting her Children, 1785
Johann Zoffany, Academicians of Royal Academy, 1771-72
157
How does Hals’s Officers of the Haarlem Militia Company of St. Adrian exemplify Dutch art
Is represents the Dutch landscape
It is a Protestant theme
It is a theme from daily life
It is the result of royal patronage
158
Mark Rothko’s paintings are best described as
Illusionistic
Reactive
Contemplative
Figural
159
Modern building materials and forms inspired by nature are visual hallmarks of style known as
Post-impressionism
Pointillism
Art Nouveau
Symbolism
160
When was Impressionism?
1890-1904
1760-1795
1780-1830
1860-1900
161
How is Goya’s “the sleep of reason produces monsters” an example of Enlightenment principles?
It employs a single light source
It champions rational thought
It promotes Spanish Nationalism
It explores the unconscious mind
162
Name the artist, title, and year
Jackson Pollock, She Wolf, 1943
Gaugin, Autumn Rhythm, 1937
Matisse, Mane, 1933
163
The Vitra Fire exemplifies Deconstructivist architecture by its denial of
Modern materials
Function
Structural coherence
Ornamentation
164
The British Royal Academy championed the creation of
Classically inspired history paintings
Moralizing paintings using humor
Images inspired by the Gothic era
Paintings on religious themes
165
Name the artist, title, and year
Francis Boucher, Cupid a Captive, 1754
Antoine Watteau, Return from Cythera, 1718
Hyacinth Rigaud, Aristocrats on the Hill, 1781
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Name the artist, title, and year
Francisco Goya, The Third it May, 1814
Gustave Courbet, Lion Hunt, 1858
Eugene Delacrouix, Massacre at Chios, 1822-24
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Name the artist, title, and year
Hyacinth Rigaud, Portrait of Louis XV, 1730
Diego Valazquez, Las Meninas, 1656
Francois Boucher, Pompadour, 1755
Francisco De Zurbaran, Saint Serapion, 1628
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What group or institution helped Neoclassicism survive for so long?
Artists’ guilds
Art academies
Artists’ collectives
Royal courts
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Name the artist, title, and year
Gaugin, John DeLauve, 1912
Matisse, Andrew Posk, 1906
Picasso, Ambrose Vollard, 1910
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How does Manet embody Baudelaire’s ideal artist?
He travels to Italy
He paints the modern themes
He perfects his drawing style
He uses visible brushstrokes
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In what way did Yves Klein move art beyond the confines of material objecthood
His work was made to be displayed outside the museum
His work celebrated the unconfined finished object
His work emphasized creativity rather than the final product
His work was made without the use of materials
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The Arts and Crafts Movement promoted
The virtues of science and technology
Art and craft instruction in public schools
Mass-producer crafts for elite patrons
Handcrafted objects for a wide audience
173
Name the artist, title, and year
Faith Ringold, Tar Beah, 1988
Marissa Tolek, Walke Evans, 1979
Judith Gentileschi, Cityscape, 1976
174
Define Tenebrism
Painting that gradually moves from one value to the next
Painting where darkness consumes the picture plane
Painting using strong contrasts of light and shadow
175
Name the artist, title, and year
Andre Baton and others, Exquisit Corpse, 1930
Frida Kahlo, The Two Kahlos, 1939
Matisse, Henri’s dream, 1940
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Name the artist, title, and year
Picasso, Guitar, Sheet Music, and Wine Glass, 1912
Gaugin, Guitar, 1918
Matisse, Music Festival, 1908
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Name the artist, title, and year
Matisse, Elena McVey, 1898
Picasso, Gertrude Stein, 1906
Gaugin, Ambrose Vollard, 1910
178
Renoir’s “Moulin de la Galette“ reflects the Impressionists’ Interest in
Politics
Landscape
Poverty
Leisure
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What art movement(s) happened between 1600 & 1700?
Spanish Baroque
Dada
French Rococo
French Baroque
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Name the artist, title, and year
Francois Boucher, Pompadour, 1735
Hyacinth Rigaud, Louis XV, 1730
Francisco De Zurbaran, Saint Seapion, 1628
Diego Valazquez, Las Meninas, 1656
181
Gerard ter Borch’s The Suitor’s Visit is an example of a
Genre scene
Still life
History paintjng
Portrait
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This artistic movement used automatism to explore the unconscious mind
De Stijl
Socialist Realism
Surrealism
Constructivism
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Name the artist, title, and year
Henri Matisse, Exquisite Corpse, 1931
Andre Masson, Battle of the Fishes, 1926
Andrew Gaugin, Mountains and Valleys, 1943
184
What was the Enlightenment?
Argued that individual freedom was the key to happiness
Fostered a nostalgic look at classical antiquity
Intellectual movement that placed emphasis on reason
Promoted Roman architecture and clothing
185
Name the artist, title, and year
Marie Tolek, Farm, 1967
Sherrie Levine, Walke Evans, 1979
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Kosuth & Nauman were influenced by and included references to Duchamp’s separation of
Art from science
Idea from form
Creativity from criticism
Artist from art
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Name the artist, title, and year
Angelica Kaufmann, Cornelia Presents Her Children, 1785
Elisabeth Lebron, Marie Antoinette, 1787
Francois Boucher, Cupid a Captive, 1754
Jacques David, Oath of the Horatii, 1784
188
Jacob Lawrence’s “Migration Series” uses forms that recall
German Expressionism
African art
Cubism paintings
Pacific Islander art
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When was the Greek War of Independence
1821-1832
1792-1836
1858-1895
