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Baroque, Rococo, Neoclassicism
Vanitas paintings are usually seen as symbolic elements in
Turner's piece was
Baroque, Rococo, Neoclassicism
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Turner's piece was
a reaction to the writing of Uncle Tom's Cabin
exhibited with a poem by the artist
a revolutionary American piece
an endorsement of the slave trade
2
Vanitas paintings are usually seen as symbolic elements in
still lifes- demonstrating the passing nature of life
genre paintings, showing foibles of human interaction
historical paintings, indicating the folly of greatness
landscapes, stressing the changing nature of seasons
3
Marie de Medici commissioned works in order to
secure an heir to the Russian throne
convince the French to return to Catholicism
create a peaceful transition to her son's control
establish her legitimacy to the throne
4
Rococo art often includes
Lush, wild backgrounds
clean, clear lines
dark, foreboding colors
rough brushstrokes
5
This piece is by
Rembrandt
Vermeer
Hogarth
Caravaggio
6
The piece is probably
Baroque
Realistic
Neoclassical
Romantic
7
The Tete a Tete is an example of
portraiture
Romanticism
a story of religious conversion
satire
8
This piece
has hidden religious symbolism through out
uses rough brushstrokes
is part of the Hudson River School
is part of the Rococo movement
9
This piece is by
Rembrandt
Ruysch
Caravaggio
Vermeer
10
The theatrical illusionism of Baroque works is similar to those seen in which period
Roman Repubican
Chinese Ming
Cambodian Khmer
Greek Hellenistic
11
San Carlo alle Quatro is unique because
uses a two story portico
is a Spanish building
is made of marble
it utilizes an oval pattern
12
The piece was by
Ruysch
Rembrandt
Caravaggio
Vermeer
13
Monticello is closely based on a work created by
Poussin
Vermeer
Palladio
Pugin
14
Which of the following is the prime reason Caravaggio's patrons found his art problematic
made saintly figures have earthly characteristics
showed the harsh glare of direct sunlight on his figures
worked for discredited bishops and popes
Copied directly from the great masters
15
Goya was known for his work in
daguerrotypes
etchings
repousse
sculpture
16
The rising middle class of patrons during the Northern Baroque were from
the Netherlands
Spain
Germany
France
17
Northern Baroque paintings
included the use of religious iconography
were rarely religious
attempted to show the grace of Christ
often did not utilize oil paints
18
The Swing is similar to other Rococo paintings in that it
effectively uses tenebrism to create drama
innovative and experimental in terms of painting techniques
in concerned with Classical ideals
uses a pastel palate
19
Tenebrism is widely used in
Rococo
Realism
Southern Baroque
Northern Baroque
20
Monticello is made with
a thought to the work of Calvin
local, natural materials
thoughts of the Hudson River School
marble
21
Goya often created pieces
to teach Catholics how to worship
to show Catholics how to live
to show moral opposition to events
to use as propaganda for the state
22
Printmaking became popular in the 18th century because
The invention of the printing press
Rising middle class
The dislike of painting
The destruction of monarchies
23
The fete galante is most often seen in
Neoclassical
Romantic
Baroque
Rococo
24
The Oath of the Horatii is based on a Roman story but the painting technique is close to
Caravaggio
Vermeer
Pontromo
Rubnes
25
Counter Reformation pieces tend to
be full of emotion
ignore the rules of perspective and space
include portraits of patrons
be stoic and dark
26
Neoclassicism was inspired by all of the following EXCEPT
French Revolution
discovery of Pompeii
the birth of John Calvin
Scientific Revolution
27
Artists tended to divide themselves into Poussinists (line focused) or focused on color like
Rembrandt
Rubens
Vermeer
Ruysch