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Art, design and photography in Paris
Art, design and photography in Paris
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A review of the art, design and photography that originated in Paris in the 29th century.
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What is street photography?
A zen-like practice for photographers
subversive public art intended to provoke thought/discourse
photography with an agenda to tell a story
Not photo journalism; only seeing and reacting
2
This photographer served as a lieutenant commander in the US Navy and photographed WW's I & 2.
Robert E. Lee
Bernice Abbott
Edward Steichen
Henry Cartier-Bresson
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What artist supported their parents and sister with artwork of mothers and children?
Monet
Lartique
Cassat
Toulous-Lautrec
4
Paris Street, Rainy Weather was created by:
Pablo Picasso
Claude Monet
Auguste Renoir
Gustave Caillebot
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What is this a picture of?
Ceiling of the Moulin Rouge entrance
Benita's living room
Paris Opera House ceiling
Ceiling of Hall of Mirrors at Versailles
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What 20th century photographer promoted Atget's work as surrealist?
Andrew Kertesz
Robert Doisneau
Annie Liebovitz
Man Ray
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The Satiric Dancer is this photographer's most famous image
Man Ray
André Kertesz
Robert Doisneau
Henri Cartier-Bresson
8
The Kiss by the Hotel de Ville was a staged photograph
False
True
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Who did Picasso create an art movement with?
Manet
Cezanne
Braque
Van Gogh
10
Who is the artist behind these posters?
Jules Cheret
Henri Toulous-Lautrec
Claude Monet
La Goulou
11
This person photographed famous artists in Paris and sold their work at the gallery 291 in NYC.
Henri Toulous-Lautrec
Henri Cartier Bresson
Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte
Edward Steichen
12
This was the first cabaret to open in Montmartre around 1875,.
Le Chat Noir
L'éléphant Pourpre
The Moulin de la Galette
The Moulin Rouge
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"Olympia" and "Luncheon on the grass" were controversial paintings because:
The activities depicted in the paintings.
The direct gaze of the woman at the audience.
Nudity!
They were classical Greek ideas that had been stolen.
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Duchamp was doing readymades - what were they?
Sculptures out of materials he found.
Paintings that incorporated collage.
Dresses for French models.
Found objects he photographed.
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When was the Belle Epoque?
A time when the arts in Paris flourished.
In between the Paris Commune and WW1 (the Great War).
End of the 19th century lasting into the 20th century.
When Napoleon III took power
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This photographer's subjects were often scandalous - streetwalkers, brothels, petty criminals.
Brassai
Henri Cartier-Bresson
Walt Disney
Edward Steichen
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Who endlessly promoted Atget's work after he died to ensure he got the recognition he deserved?
Bernice Abbot
Gertrude Stein
Andreas Feininger
Man Ray
18
At first, Parisians were unbelievably proud of the Eiffel Tower and its industrial aesthetic.
True
False
19
What do you know about Cartier-Bresson?
He did not like to crop his images or use artificial light.
Responsible for phrase "the decisive moment" in photography.
Pioneered a technique called "Rayographs"
Real name was Gyula Halasz; Cartier-Bresson is a pseudonym.
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This group of artists delighted in painting light and it's "trembling affect on the landscape".
The Fauvists
The Cherettes
The Cubists
The Impressionists
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Who was La Goulou?
A woman called "The Glutton" because of how much she drank
The ghost of Montmartre
One of Van Gogh's lovers
A Can Can dancer at the Moulin Rouge
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Rodin was considered an accomplished artist in what medium?
Painting
Collage
Sculpture
Photography
