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AP Art History Unit 3 Part 3
AP Art History Unit 3 Part 3
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A study guide for the last section of Unit 3 in AP Art History.
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1
What type of artwork is Rembrandt's Self portrait with Saskia?
Etching
Pencil Sketch
Pen drawing
Engraving
2
What is the role of the accountant in Hogarth's "Tete-a-Tete"?
he references the couple's love for Classicism
he references the couple's intellectualism & math ability
he references the couple's increasing wealth
he references the couple's poor money management/immorality
3
What is the purpose of a casta painting?
to increase support for interracial marriage
to inspire pride for indigenous peoples under colonialism
to lessen colonists' fears about mixed race children
to visualize specific racial categories within a hierarchy
4
Which song title BEST summarizes the aim of Protestant artists during the 16th century?
Like a Prayer by Madonna
Judas by Lady Gaga
Just the way you are by Bruno Mars
The Macarena by Los Rios
5
What location and period does this piece represent?
Flanders; Northern Renaissance
Denmark; High Renaissance
Italy; Early Baroque
France; Northern Renaissance
6
Which piece served as propaganda for a religious reformation?
Hunters in the Snow
Allegory of Law and Grace
Las Meninas
Birth of Venus
7
The Baroque period used art only for aesthetic pleasure; it was a period of peace.
True
False
8
What term best describes the modeling technique used in Caravaggio's
Calling of Saint Matthew
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contour lines
cross hatching
contrast
tenebrism
9
What was the function of this piece?
to teach morals
to commemorate a deceased king
to retell a folk story
as an artwork for a calendar
10
The effect(s) of the Reformation on artists in Northern Europe was
All of the above
They were forced to look for patrons outside the church
They began exploring new subject matter for art
They produced smaller-scale paintings
11
What do the four scenes in the corners of this piece represent?
the foundation of Tenochtitlan & animal symbolism of Jesus
the Ecstasy of the Virgin of Guadalupe
the Annunciation & the Visitation
the legend of the Virgin of Guadalupe & the tilma image
12
Who are the two figures in the mirror in the background of this painting?
King George III & Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Streliz
King Louis XIV & Blanche of Castille
Selim II & Nurbanu Sultan
King Philip IV & Mariana of Austria
13
What architectural style does San Carlo alle Quattro Fontaine demonstrate?
High Renaissance
Baroque
Northern Renaissance
Gothic
14
The Isenheim Altarpiece was likely meant to
Remind that diseases don't exist in the 'next world'
Show the artists piety (devotion)
Inspire people to convert to Christianity
evoke empathy for Jesus's suffering
15
Where was this piece made and what country's art is it primarily inspired by?
Japan; New Spain
New Spain; Japan
New Mexico; Spain
France; New Spain
16
Why is the exterior of Versailles fairly plain relative to the interior?
Louis wanted both Gothic & Baroque styles in the palace
Le Vau wanted the gardens to be the primary focus
The less ornate design references Louis' humility
Its Classicism aligns Louis with Greek/Roman intellectualism
17
This work is ONE of the seasons in the artist's original series of how many paintings?
3
5
4
6
18
The architect of San Carlo alle Quatro Fontane was?
Le Corbusier
Borromini
Bernini
Ghiberti
19
The location of the Great Mosque of Cordoba was both symbolic and practical because
it was created on the site of an existing Christian church
Muslims borrowed space inside the nearby church for prayer
it was created on a holy Islamic site relating to Muhammed
it was rebuilt by descendants of the Umayyads
20
What does the frontispiece of the Codex Mendoza depict?
the creation and structure of Tenochtitlan
the foundation and population of Teotihuacan
the establishment of New Spain
conflict between Spanish colonizers and the Aztecs
21
Why were artworks like Allegory of Law and Grace important to religion during 16th century?
proved that the Bible was only source needed for Christians
It shows the relationship between God and humans
it depicts new reform in religion
It helped spread Lutheranism to illiterate people
22
Why did German princes commission the Allegory of Law and Grace?
to promote Luther's ideas against Protestantism
In order to become powerful within German royalty
to promote Luther's ideas against Catholicism
They hated Protestants & didn't want it spreading
23
How does this painting connect to religion?
The mirror represents Jesus' self-reflection
The balance alludes to the balance between church and state
The woman is dressed like a nun
The woman bisects the Last Judgement painting
24
Who does the man in this painting represent, and what is his role?
a saint; a general who died for his beliefs
a king; established a new colony
an angel; a soldier in the army of the church
a monk; defending his church
25
Which best exemplifies the mix of Renaissance and German influence in Adam & Eve?
Adam & Eve themselves
the forest behind them
the sign in the back
the scapegoat
26
Where is the Christian symbolism in Ruysch's "Fruit & Insects"?
the butterfly represents Mary's innocence at Annunciation
the eggs foreshadow Christ's birth
the salamander symbolizes Judas' betrayal
wheat and grapes represent bread and wine of the Eucharist
27
What type of painting is this piece?
genre
biblical
didactic
history
28
How are the woman in the portrait & the bearded man in this painting related?
They are getting married
The woman is the man's mother
The woman is a saint that the man admires
The man's love for her is unrequited
