The Starry NightVincent van Gogh

He recreates the spiritual sense of what he sees, not recreating likeliness

Rodin’s representation of the figures was influential on later artists mainly because of the?

emotional impact and lack of idealization

In Olympia, Manet challenges the standards of academic art through his use of

details that identify the nude as a real person in a contemporary setting

The work shown by Henri Matisse demonstrates an interest in the

flattening of pictorial space with unblended brushstrokes of vibrant colors

Which interpretations of Gustave Courbet’s The Stone Breakers accurately represents the general intent of the painting?

it gives awarness to content that was traditionally excluded.

The artist used all of the following features in the work EXCEPT

a clear relationship between figure and ground

The ScreamEdvard Munch1893. Is about?

Anguish, alienation, and loneliness

Villa SavoyePoissy-sur-Seine, FranceLe Corbusier. 1929

Steel and reinforced concrete "a box in the air". Modern architecture.

Which of the following features of Gustav Klimt’s The Kiss is most strongly associated with Art Nouveau?

The incorporation of organic patterns and decoration

Fallingwater and Le Corbusier’s Villa have similarities in the artists’ approach to domestic architecture in that?

were designed to incorporate the structures’ natural surroundings

Joseph Turner's Slave Ship (Slavers Throwing Overboard the Dead and Dying, Typhoon Coming On) shows the Romantic era by

emphasis on color as a means of eliciting intense emotion

Louis Daguerre’s Still Life makes use of objects reminiscent of traditional still-life painting in an attempt to

elevate the artistic status of a new medium

A school for design and architecture

In the commission for The Burghers of Calais, Auguste Rodin was asked to depict

city elders who offered themselves as hostages in the Hundred Years’ War

Jean-Honoré Fragonard’s painting The Swing reflects Rococo style in its

Playful subject matter, depicted with pastel colors and soft lightin

What is a lithograph?

Process in which a design is drawn onto a stone and affixed with chemicals.

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1
The Starry NightVincent van Gogh
Uses a tilted perspective so we can see from different angles
Recording what stuck his eye without waiting to identify it
He recreates the spiritual sense of what he sees, not recreating likeliness
Neglected mysterious centers of thought. Color is also important.
2
Rodin’s representation of the figures was influential on later artists mainly because of the?
emotional impact and lack of idealization
harmonic proportions and use of contrapposto
grouping that privileges a single viewpoint
deliberate anonymity and lack of specific attributes
3
The work reflects the artist's interest in
Dream Imagery
A single light source
Spirituality
Multiple View Points
4
In Olympia, Manet challenges the standards of academic art through his use of
an animal to serve as a symbol of the universal ideal of fidelity
extreme value contrasts to place focus on the ethnicity of the figures
an idealized female nude reclining on a couch, with subtly modeled contours
details that identify the nude as a real person in a contemporary setting
5
On the basis of subject, style, and composition, the work shown can be attributed to
Kathe Kallowitz
Rachel Ruysch
Francisco De Goya
Claes Oldenburg
6
When was Precisionism?
1890
1920
1980
1900
7
When was Mannerism?
1520-1600
1600-1720
1720-1900
1800-1920
8
Where did Rococo begin at?
Berlin
United States
France
Germany
9
The arictect who designed this was?
H.H Richardson
Frank Loyd Wright
Louis Sullivan
I.M. Pei
10
The work shown by Henri Matisse demonstrates an interest in the
fracturing of the subject matter into multiple perspectives visible at once
flattening of pictorial space with unblended brushstrokes of vibrant colors
staining of the unprimed canvas to emphasize process and form over content
application of paint in careful strokes independent of shapes depicted
11
Francisco Goya is known for all of the following EXCEPT his
Romanticism
Royal Portraits
Pure Landscapes
graphic series based on war
12
Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?.... Artist?
Paul Cezanne
Georges Braque
Henri Matisse
Paul Gaugin
13
When was Fauvism?
1900-1902
1820-1830
1904-1909
1920-1940
14
When did Art Nouveau begin?
1950-1980
1420-1500
1890-1940
1600-1700
15
When was Rococo ?
1520-1600
1720-1780
1400-1520
1900-2000
16
Which interpretations of Gustave Courbet’s The Stone Breakers accurately represents the general intent of the painting?
it gives awarness to content that was traditionally excluded.
The painting romanticizes the relationship of the workers and landscape.
subject matter reflect norms that are from Neoclassical aesthetics.
a memorial to laborers who were killed during the revolution of 1848
17
When was Dada?
1780-1800
1900-1902
1880-1920
1916-1930
18
When was Impressionism?
1860-1890
1420-1500
1980
1920-1950
19
Many late nineteenth-century artists such as Cassatt and Van Gogh were strongly influenced by which of the following?
Persian Miniatures
Russian Icons
African Ceremonial Masks
Japanese Woodblock Prints
20
This photograph was taken by?
Ben Shahn
Dorothea Lange
Walker Evans
Edgar Degas
21
The artist used all of the following features in the work EXCEPT
a subdued palette
a clear relationship between figure and ground
planes that dissolve into each other
incorporation of text
22
the nude on the reflects contemporary concerns with
Parisan Life
The exotic
Genre types
Alegorical Figures
23
The subject matter of the painting includes all of the following EXCEPT
an allegorical personification
an allegorical personification
an event from the artist's own times
a biblical parable
24
The ScreamEdvard Munch1893. Is about?
Anguish, alienation, and loneliness
Happiness, joy, and love
Anger, rage, and frustration
Creativity, ambition, and imagintion
25
The artist of this pieces was a principle member for which group?
Cubism
Dadaism
Futurism
Abstract Expressionism
26
When was Realism?
1200-1300
1900-1970
1830-1870
1420-1520
27
The Horse in Motion1878
Jose Marie Valasco
Daguerre
Vanturi
Muybridge
28
Villa SavoyePoissy-sur-Seine, FranceLe Corbusier. 1929
Steel and reinforced concrete "a box in the air". Modern architecture.
viewed from above you get a very diffetn feel than from right up close.
used materials form the site.
Based on an insistence, made frrom only the most exquisite materials.
29
Where did post-impressionism began at?
Berlin
Greece
Holland
France
30
The Swing, Fragonard. 1767 C.E. Oil on canvas. Is from what movement?
Romanticism
Neoclassicism
Rococo
Realism
31
Object (Le Déjeuner en Fourrure)Meret Oppenheim1936. Is from what art movment?
Surrealism
Contemporary
Ready-made
Dadaism
32
In the work shown, the use of overlapping vertical and diagonal lines suggests
the ephemeral qualities of light
the proportions of the human form
movement and rhythmic energy
order and structural stability
33
The painting shown above is associated with which of the following periods or movements?
Realism
Baroque
Neoclassicm
Rococo
34
Which of the following features of Gustav Klimt’s The Kiss is most strongly associated with Art Nouveau?
The application of multiple layers of glazes
The theme of love and sensuality
The use of bright, complementary colors
The incorporation of organic patterns and decoration
35
Fallingwater and Le Corbusier’s Villa have similarities in the artists’ approach to domestic architecture in that?
were designed to incorporate the structures’ natural surroundings
are designed around universally accepted ideal shapes and forms
celebrate the clean, geometric lines of European modernism
include handcrafted furnishings designed for their interiors
36
Joseph Turner's Slave Ship (Slavers Throwing Overboard the Dead and Dying, Typhoon Coming On) shows the Romantic era by
focus on a contemporary event as an antislavery statement
pairing of textual information with the visual via its long, specific title
emphasis on color as a means of eliciting intense emotion
attention to the overlooked genre of seascapes at sunset
37
When was Romanticism?
1420-1500
1900-1920
1780-1850
1520-1690
38
basis of subject matter, expressionistic style, and composition, the self-portrait shown can be attributed to
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
Jan van Eyck
William De Kooning
Frida Kahlo
39
When was Cubsim?
1950-1980
1907-1914
1720-1780
1880-1900
40
This artwork addresses?
The Sublime
Religion
Allegory
Agriculture
41
Louis Daguerre’s Still Life makes use of objects reminiscent of traditional still-life painting in an attempt to
elevate the artistic status of a new medium
satirize the popularity of photographic images
relay a well-known story to a wider audience
connect the scene with a moralizing message
42
Stil Life in studio is an example of?
Daguerrotype
Stop Motion
Calotype
Albumen Print
43
Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?. Was inspired by?
Portugal
Virgin Islands
Tahiti
Peru
44
This bulidng housed?
Governmnet offices
A department store
Medical center
A school for design and architecture
45
When was Expressionism?
1820-1880
1905-1930
1805-1830
1705-1730
46
In the commission for The Burghers of Calais, Auguste Rodin was asked to depict
local heroes of the French Resistance during the Second World War
city elders who offered themselves as hostages in the Hundred Years’ War
veterans of the Franco-Prussian War
sinners described in Dante’s Inferno
47
Jean-Honoré Fragonard’s painting The Swing reflects Rococo style in its
Playful subject matter, depicted with pastel colors and soft lightin
references to classical mythology to communicate a moral message
depiction of classical poses, set within a untouched landscape setting
dramatic lighting and symbolic gestures to represent spiritual meaning
48
Nadar Raising Photography to the Height of ArtDaumier is what?
Lanoleum carving
print
Daguerrotype
Lithograph
49
When was Abstract Expressionism?
1920s
1840s
1940
1820s
50
When was Post-impressionism?
1720-1800
1910-1940
1886-1905
1420-1500
51
What is a lithograph?
Process of duplicaiting a copy
Process in which a design is drawn onto a stone and affixed with chemicals.
Process using a softer material, linoleum, which is easier to carve.
Created using a silkscreen printing process.
52
This artwork is called a?
Stabile
Collage
Mobile
Ready made
53
Constantin Brancusi’s The Kiss reflects artistic trends in early-twentieth-century Modern sculpture by?
focusing on mathematical proportions in order to depict ideal beauty
utilizing dramatic movement and expressions to elicit an emotional response
focusing on abstraction as a way to explore the inner nature of things
utilizing new materials and techniques to depict traditional subject matter
54
The work shown demonstrates the influence of Japanese ukiyo-e prints through its depiction of
daily life using flattened shapes and patterns
a genre scene using objects with symbolic meaning
an allegory of vanity heightened by strident colors
a satire of aristocratic life presented with minute detail
55
A Philosopher Giving a Lecture on the Orrery by Joseph Wright of Derby depicts?
The light of the enlightenment and intellectual inquiry
leisure activities of the aristocracy.
Spanish controlled Mexico, cross pollination
About duty to the state, Republicanism
56
When was Neoclassicism
1750-1830
1420-1500
1600-1750
1920-1970
57
The artwork below was painted by?
Honore Daumier
Kathe Kollwitz
Mary Cassatt
Francisco De Goya
58
When was Baroque?
1600-1730
1730-1920
1520-1600
1830-1920
59
When did Surrealism first start?
1920s
1820s
1720s
1620s

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1
The Starry NightVincent van Gogh
Uses a tilted perspective so we can see from different angles
Recording what stuck his eye without waiting to identify it
He recreates the spiritual sense of what he sees, not recreating likeliness
Neglected mysterious centers of thought. Color is also important.
2
Rodin’s representation of the figures was influential on later artists mainly because of the?
emotional impact and lack of idealization
harmonic proportions and use of contrapposto
grouping that privileges a single viewpoint
deliberate anonymity and lack of specific attributes
3
The work reflects the artist's interest in
Dream Imagery
A single light source
Spirituality
Multiple View Points
4
In Olympia, Manet challenges the standards of academic art through his use of
an animal to serve as a symbol of the universal ideal of fidelity
extreme value contrasts to place focus on the ethnicity of the figures
an idealized female nude reclining on a couch, with subtly modeled contours
details that identify the nude as a real person in a contemporary setting
5
On the basis of subject, style, and composition, the work shown can be attributed to
Kathe Kallowitz
Rachel Ruysch
Francisco De Goya
Claes Oldenburg
6
When was Precisionism?
1890
1920
1980
1900
7
When was Mannerism?
1520-1600
1600-1720
1720-1900
1800-1920
8
Where did Rococo begin at?
Berlin
United States
France
Germany
9
The arictect who designed this was?
H.H Richardson
Frank Loyd Wright
Louis Sullivan
I.M. Pei
10
The work shown by Henri Matisse demonstrates an interest in the
fracturing of the subject matter into multiple perspectives visible at once
flattening of pictorial space with unblended brushstrokes of vibrant colors
staining of the unprimed canvas to emphasize process and form over content
application of paint in careful strokes independent of shapes depicted
11
Francisco Goya is known for all of the following EXCEPT his
Romanticism
Royal Portraits
Pure Landscapes
graphic series based on war
12
Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?.... Artist?
Paul Cezanne
Georges Braque
Henri Matisse
Paul Gaugin
13
When was Fauvism?
1900-1902
1820-1830
1904-1909
1920-1940
14
When did Art Nouveau begin?
1950-1980
1420-1500
1890-1940
1600-1700
15
When was Rococo ?
1520-1600
1720-1780
1400-1520
1900-2000
16
Which interpretations of Gustave Courbet’s The Stone Breakers accurately represents the general intent of the painting?
it gives awarness to content that was traditionally excluded.
The painting romanticizes the relationship of the workers and landscape.
subject matter reflect norms that are from Neoclassical aesthetics.
a memorial to laborers who were killed during the revolution of 1848
17
When was Dada?
1780-1800
1900-1902
1880-1920
1916-1930
18
When was Impressionism?
1860-1890
1420-1500
1980
1920-1950
19
Many late nineteenth-century artists such as Cassatt and Van Gogh were strongly influenced by which of the following?
Persian Miniatures
Russian Icons
African Ceremonial Masks
Japanese Woodblock Prints
20
This photograph was taken by?
Ben Shahn
Dorothea Lange
Walker Evans
Edgar Degas
21
The artist used all of the following features in the work EXCEPT
a subdued palette
a clear relationship between figure and ground
planes that dissolve into each other
incorporation of text
22
the nude on the reflects contemporary concerns with
Parisan Life
The exotic
Genre types
Alegorical Figures
23
The subject matter of the painting includes all of the following EXCEPT
an allegorical personification
an allegorical personification
an event from the artist's own times
a biblical parable
24
The ScreamEdvard Munch1893. Is about?
Anguish, alienation, and loneliness
Happiness, joy, and love
Anger, rage, and frustration
Creativity, ambition, and imagintion
25
The artist of this pieces was a principle member for which group?
Cubism
Dadaism
Futurism
Abstract Expressionism
26
When was Realism?
1200-1300
1900-1970
1830-1870
1420-1520
27
The Horse in Motion1878
Jose Marie Valasco
Daguerre
Vanturi
Muybridge
28
Villa SavoyePoissy-sur-Seine, FranceLe Corbusier. 1929
Steel and reinforced concrete "a box in the air". Modern architecture.
viewed from above you get a very diffetn feel than from right up close.
used materials form the site.
Based on an insistence, made frrom only the most exquisite materials.
29
Where did post-impressionism began at?
Berlin
Greece
Holland
France
30
The Swing, Fragonard. 1767 C.E. Oil on canvas. Is from what movement?
Romanticism
Neoclassicism
Rococo
Realism
31
Object (Le Déjeuner en Fourrure)Meret Oppenheim1936. Is from what art movment?
Surrealism
Contemporary
Ready-made
Dadaism
32
In the work shown, the use of overlapping vertical and diagonal lines suggests
the ephemeral qualities of light
the proportions of the human form
movement and rhythmic energy
order and structural stability
33
The painting shown above is associated with which of the following periods or movements?
Realism
Baroque
Neoclassicm
Rococo
34
Which of the following features of Gustav Klimt’s The Kiss is most strongly associated with Art Nouveau?
The application of multiple layers of glazes
The theme of love and sensuality
The use of bright, complementary colors
The incorporation of organic patterns and decoration
35
Fallingwater and Le Corbusier’s Villa have similarities in the artists’ approach to domestic architecture in that?
were designed to incorporate the structures’ natural surroundings
are designed around universally accepted ideal shapes and forms
celebrate the clean, geometric lines of European modernism
include handcrafted furnishings designed for their interiors
36
Joseph Turner's Slave Ship (Slavers Throwing Overboard the Dead and Dying, Typhoon Coming On) shows the Romantic era by
focus on a contemporary event as an antislavery statement
pairing of textual information with the visual via its long, specific title
emphasis on color as a means of eliciting intense emotion
attention to the overlooked genre of seascapes at sunset
37
When was Romanticism?
1420-1500
1900-1920
1780-1850
1520-1690
38
basis of subject matter, expressionistic style, and composition, the self-portrait shown can be attributed to
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
Jan van Eyck
William De Kooning
Frida Kahlo
39
When was Cubsim?
1950-1980
1907-1914
1720-1780
1880-1900
40
This artwork addresses?
The Sublime
Religion
Allegory
Agriculture
41
Louis Daguerre’s Still Life makes use of objects reminiscent of traditional still-life painting in an attempt to
elevate the artistic status of a new medium
satirize the popularity of photographic images
relay a well-known story to a wider audience
connect the scene with a moralizing message
42
Stil Life in studio is an example of?
Daguerrotype
Stop Motion
Calotype
Albumen Print
43
Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?. Was inspired by?
Portugal
Virgin Islands
Tahiti
Peru
44
This bulidng housed?
Governmnet offices
A department store
Medical center
A school for design and architecture
45
When was Expressionism?
1820-1880
1905-1930
1805-1830
1705-1730
46
In the commission for The Burghers of Calais, Auguste Rodin was asked to depict
local heroes of the French Resistance during the Second World War
city elders who offered themselves as hostages in the Hundred Years’ War
veterans of the Franco-Prussian War
sinners described in Dante’s Inferno
47
Jean-Honoré Fragonard’s painting The Swing reflects Rococo style in its
Playful subject matter, depicted with pastel colors and soft lightin
references to classical mythology to communicate a moral message
depiction of classical poses, set within a untouched landscape setting
dramatic lighting and symbolic gestures to represent spiritual meaning
48
Nadar Raising Photography to the Height of ArtDaumier is what?
Lanoleum carving
print
Daguerrotype
Lithograph
49
When was Abstract Expressionism?
1920s
1840s
1940
1820s
50
When was Post-impressionism?
1720-1800
1910-1940
1886-1905
1420-1500
51
What is a lithograph?
Process of duplicaiting a copy
Process in which a design is drawn onto a stone and affixed with chemicals.
Process using a softer material, linoleum, which is easier to carve.
Created using a silkscreen printing process.
52
This artwork is called a?
Stabile
Collage
Mobile
Ready made
53
Constantin Brancusi’s The Kiss reflects artistic trends in early-twentieth-century Modern sculpture by?
focusing on mathematical proportions in order to depict ideal beauty
utilizing dramatic movement and expressions to elicit an emotional response
focusing on abstraction as a way to explore the inner nature of things
utilizing new materials and techniques to depict traditional subject matter
54
The work shown demonstrates the influence of Japanese ukiyo-e prints through its depiction of
daily life using flattened shapes and patterns
a genre scene using objects with symbolic meaning
an allegory of vanity heightened by strident colors
a satire of aristocratic life presented with minute detail
55
A Philosopher Giving a Lecture on the Orrery by Joseph Wright of Derby depicts?
The light of the enlightenment and intellectual inquiry
leisure activities of the aristocracy.
Spanish controlled Mexico, cross pollination
About duty to the state, Republicanism
56
When was Neoclassicism
1750-1830
1420-1500
1600-1750
1920-1970
57
The artwork below was painted by?
Honore Daumier
Kathe Kollwitz
Mary Cassatt
Francisco De Goya
58
When was Baroque?
1600-1730
1730-1920
1520-1600
1830-1920
59
When did Surrealism first start?
1920s
1820s
1720s
1620s