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ARTH 282: 20thC American Art
ARTH 282: 20thC American Art
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A review for the final exam.
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1
Which artist created the series 'The Four Freedoms'?
Thomas Hart Benton
Diego Rivera
Jacob Lawrence
Norman Rockwell
2
Where was the original version of Diego Rivera's Man at the Crossroads located?
Penn Station
Dartmouth College, Baker Library
Pomona College, Dining Hall
Rockefeller Center
3
Which artist created the zip technique?
Mark Rothko
Willem de Kooning
Jackson Pollock
Barnett Newman
4
Who wrote "The Criteria for New Negro Art"?
Alain Locke
Frederick Douglass
W.E.B. DuBois
Langston Hughes
5
Under which U.S. President was the House Committee on Un-American Activities created?
Joseph McCarthy
FDR
Harry S. Truman
Herbert Hoover
6
Who painted this mural?
Jose Clemente Orozco
James Michael Newell
Diego Rivera
David Alfaro Siqueiros
7
Which of the following is not an abstract expressionist artist?
Willem de Kooning
Philip Evergood
Barnett Newman
Helen Frankenthaler
8
Which ideological or philosophical approach most interested the Abstract Expressionists?
existentialism
theosophy
positivism
marxist communism
9
With which style is Edward Hopper associated?
Harlem Renaissance
American Regionalism
Abstract Expressionism
Color-field painting
10
Who started the Sante Fe Indian School in 1932?
Mabel Dodge Luhan
Dorothy Dunn
Georgia O'Keeffe
Dorothea Lang
11
Which is not a reason why New Deal reforms were resistant to acknowledging Native Am as modern?
create a market for Indigenous arts
maintain the perception of need
promote ethnic assimilation
promote romantic primitivism
12
Which of these people was the head of the Farm Security Administration photo division?
Dorothy Dunn
Roy Stryker
John Collier
Alain Locke
13
Which of the following was not one of the goals of the New Deal Commission of Indian Affairs?
Promote assimilation
Promote self-sufficiency
Preserve Native American culture
Create a market for Native Arts
14
With which style is this artwork associated?
Precisionism
Abstract Expressionism
Social Realism
Regionalism
15
Which artist was not commissioned by New Deal Era funding?
Walker Evans
Grant Wood
Stephen Mopope
Diego Rivera
16
Which artist is associated with Christian Reformism?
Jacob Lawrence
Archibald Motley
Aaron Douglas
Alain Locke
17
Which of the following artists was associated with the term "jazz age modernism"?
James Michael Newell
Jacob Lawrence
Stephen Mopope
Archibald Motley
18
Which of these artists is not one of Los Tres Grandes?
Pablita Velarde
Jose Clemente Orozco
Diego Rivera
David Alfaro Siqueiros
19
To what event is this painting responding?
Internment of Japanese Americans
Operation Crossroads
Operation Bikini Kill
Bombing of Hiroshima
20
What does WPA stand for?
War Programs Administration
Working Peoples Arts
Works Progress Administration
Working for Progress in the Arts
21
Who created the soak-stain method?
Mark Rothko
Jackson Pollock
Willem de Kooning
Helen Frankenthaler
22
Which of the following innovations is not credited to Jackson Pollock?
use of non-oil-based paints
"drip-technique"
earth-color technique
no aisle
23
Who painted American Gothic?
Aaron Douglas
Grant Wood
John Steuart Curry
Thomas Hart Benton
24
Which of the following is a Coit Tower mural?
Allegory of California
City Streets
American Tragedy
Library
25
Identify the artist.
Aaron Douglas
Jacob Lawrence
Marcus Garvey
Archibald Motley
26
Identify the photographer who captured this image?
Dorothea Lange
Alfred Stieglitz
James Agee
Walker Evans
27
Which style did Associated American Artists(1934) support?
Social Realism
Mexican Muralism
Abstract Expressionism
American Regionalism
28
Which term describes a Native American art style?
Flat-style
Expressionism
Earth-style
Regionalism