uses tenebrism, exemplifies changes that were occurring in New Zealand

What was the function of the "A Philosopher Giving a Lecture at the Orrery"?

To promote science and education, and to educate Aristocrats

The structure of Monticello is heavily influenced by Thomas Jefferson’s:

study of classical temples in the south of France

By referencing Cincinnatus, Houdon is idealizing the leader as a

landowner intending to return to his farm

What is a description of Rococo

reflects lives of the aristocrats pre French Revolution

All of the following EXCEPT apply to Houdon's statue of George Washington

Statue is characterized by deep wrinkles, a furrowed brow

Jefferson's Monticello is similar to the Roman Pantheon with

large rotunda and a colonnaded portico

What did The Tete a Tete show with sexual paintings, happy Buddhas, and a bust with broken nose

House is opulenty decorated without taste

The columns and pediment of Monticello are meant to recall the:

Roman Republic and its governmental ideals

What is the Neo-Classical inspired by?

The unearthing of the ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum

What makes Self Portrait different from other self portraits?

Dressed casually to focus viewer on her talent and skill

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1
What did Rococo protray
Poor, every day life
Royalty
aristocracy
Religion
2
Who was Vigee Lebrun inspired by?
Caravaggio, tenebrism
Michelangelo, muscularity
Rubens, use of color
Fragonard,whimsical frivolity associated with her era,Rococo
3
This work. . .
exemplifies power and authority of an Ogonko chief
uses tenebrism
exemplifies changes that were occurring in New Zealand
uses linear perspective
4
What was the function of the "A Philosopher Giving a Lecture at the Orrery"?
To promoted the monarchy
To promote the ideals of the Catholic church
To promote science and education, and to educate Aristocrats
To promote the ideals of the Aristocracy
5
Rococo, Romantic or Neoclassical?
Rococo
Romantic
Neoclassical
6
The structure of Monticello is heavily influenced by Thomas Jefferson’s:
friendship with George Washington
work as an archaeologist on the ancient ruins of Pompeii
study of classical temples in the south of France
trip to Spain to study Renaissance architecture
7
By referencing Cincinnatus, Houdon is idealizing the leader as a
orator known for his skill in public speaking
landowner intending to return to his farm
commander skilled in naval battles
scholar known for his writings on liberty
8
Who was the patron for most of Elisabeth Louise Vigee Lebrun's paintings
Louis XIV
Queen Marie Antoinette
Louis XVI
Napoleon's sister
9
This work can be attributed to which artist?
Eugene Delacroix
William Hogarth
Theodore Gericault
Jacque Louis David
10
What did the Enlightenment do?
Promoted Catholicism
Promoted education
Promoted the monarchy
promoted the revolution
11
Rococo, Romantic or Neoclassical
Rococo
Romantic
Neoclassical
12
What is a description of Rococo
reflects lives of the aristocrats pre French Revolution
sublime
realism
Louis XIV, Versailles, Royalty
13
By placing the figures within a shallow space, David is referencing
Egyptian funerary statuary
Gothic manuscript illumination
Renaissance fresco painting
Roman relief sculpture
14
All of the following EXCEPT apply to Houdon's statue of George Washington
A plow stands behind Washington symbolizing civilian life
His stance mimics uses the contrapposto seen in Doryphoros.
He doesn't hold the sword,it hangs outside the fasces
Statue is characterized by deep wrinkles, a furrowed brow
15
Jefferson's Monticello is similar to the Roman Pantheon with
central plan surrounded by a peristyle
centralized dome supported by arcades
large pediment and floors made of marble
large rotunda and a colonnaded portico
16
Rococo, Neoclassical or Romantic
Rococo
Romantic
Neoclassical
17
Rococo, Romantic or Neoclassical?
Rococo
Romantic
Neoclassical
18
What did The Tete a Tete show with sexual paintings, happy Buddhas, and a bust with broken nose
House is opulenty decorated without taste
impotence
disgust
the cheating going on between the couple
19
Houdon uses symbolic imagery in his statue of George Washington to reference
Alexander the Great
Ceasar
Cincinnatus
Augustus
20
Who was the Artist of the Swing?
Elisabeth Louise Vigree Lebrun
Jacques-Louis David
Joseph Wright of Derby
Jean-Honore Fragonard
21
What color is associated with Rococo?
Green
Pink
Violet
Bright Blue
22
The columns and pediment of Monticello are meant to recall the:
ancient Egyptian pharaohs and their expression of eternity
Gothic churches and their spirituality
Roman Republic and its governmental ideals
Greek gods and their mythological stories
23
This work can be attributed to
Eugene Delacroix
Jacque Louis David
Thomas Cole
Caspar David Friedrich
24
This work can be attributed to which time period?
Baroque
Romantic
Hellenistic
Northern Renaissance
25
Joseph Wright of Derby uses dramatic lighting in order to
portray the negative effects of industry
create a lighthearted mood that appealed to middle class
emphasize poses and gesture to reference classical sculpture
elevate the subject of science
26
What is the Neo-Classical inspired by?
Stoic emotionalism
The conquering of Greece
The unearthing of the ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum
The unearthing of the ruins of classical Rome
27
Rococo emphasizes the______life of leisure and pleasure taken from classical love stories.
Medieval
Aristocratic
poor
common
28
The Oath of Horatii is based on an ancient Roman story, but the painting technique is like:
Vermeer
Hogarth
Fragonard
Caravaggio
29
What makes Self Portrait different from other self portraits?
That she was asked to do this to go in a museum.
Painting in the self portrait
Dressed casually to focus viewer on her talent and skill
it's size
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Rococo, Neoclassical or Romantic
Rococo
Romantic
Neoclassical

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