Unit 11 Test Review

Who designed Monticello?

How did Turner underscore the cruelty of the captain in The Slave Ship?

What was included in The Oxbow to emphasize the grandeur of nature?

How did Wright reinforce the fascination with the orrery in A Philosopher Giving a Lecture at the Orrery?

What painting is an exploration of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's personal fears?

How does the portrait of Sor Juana Ines differ from other nun portraits?

What gave rise to the avant-garde?

What aspect of the persons in this painting relates to the national iconography displayed in the painting?

Why did Muybridge start taking sequential photos of people and animals moving?

What building in Starry Night expressed van Gogh's conflicted feelings about religion?

What about Manet's style in Olympia was a precursor to Impressionism?

How did Sullivan's design draw shoppers into the Carson, Pirie, Scott Building?

Who was a particularly resonant figure in the art of the fin de siecle?

What group of artists sought to capture the images and sensibilities of their time?

What painting is a sobering, pessimistic image of the life cycle's inevitability?

Who was one of the first artists to explore complete abstraction?

Thomas Jefferson admired the work of what architect?

What artist used color to express the forces of nature and his emotional response to them?

What work by Daumier provided a commentary on the struggle of photography to be recognized as fine art?

What group liked Wright's realism and elevation of theories and inventions of the Industrial Revolution?

What series by Goya was a visual indictment of and protest against the French occupation of Spain by Napoleon?

Picasso modeled the faces of the women in Les Demoiselles d'Avignon off of what?

What element did Cezanne use to create the illusion of three-dimensional form and space?

How did Miguel Cabrera indicate to the viewer that Sor Juana Ines was an intellectual?

In Sullivan's ideal tripartite skyscraper, what delineated the top?

Why were critics shocked when Olympia by Manet was debuted?

How is the woman in The Coiffure different from the ones depicted by Ingres and Rembrandt?

How does Ingres give in to the Romantic taste for the exotic in Grande Odalisque?

How many versions (in color) of The Cry did Munch create?

In what city was the first art school in the Americas established?

How did Delacroix make the location of Liberty Leading the People clear?

What artist was known for portraits that exuded force and grace?

What method of painting did Seurat use?

How did the Cubists focus the viewer's attention on form?

How do Impressionist paintings incorporate the qualities of sketches?

Pugin saw moral purity and spiritual authenticity in the architecture of what time period?

The landscape in The Swing is similar to the work of what artist?

What 20th century style was characterized by pure vivid color and bold, distinctive brushwork?

To what French Republican journal did Daumier contribute his satirical lithographs?

Who focused on the experiences and sights of everyday life and believed only the things of one's own time are real?

How is the Oath of the Horatii by David the epitome of the Neoclassical style?

How do the four men in Oath of the Horatii contrast with the four women in the painting?

How do Kirchner's two self-portraits we studied differ?

What conveys the theme's sensuality in The Swing?

How did Hogarth translate satire into the visual?

In George Washington, what symbolizes the power of a ruler and the strength found through unity?

Who is most likely the lone figure on the bridge in The Cry?

How did the Fauves enhance their work's emotional power?

Many artists of the 20th century found inspiration in the art of what continent?

Expressionists used what printmaking method to capture the rough, vital energy in the work of "primitive" societies?

What artist was a Neoclassical painter of the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Empire?

When did Rococo appear?

What was Cassatt's motivation for making prints?

Why did cities grow during the later half of the 19th century?

What painting is an example of Analytic Cubism?

What English artist satirized contemporary life with a bit of Rococo "indecency"?

Picasso pioneered what art movement?

Olympia was a common "professional" name for what kind of worker in the 19th century?

What artist became known for prints that celebrated the plight of the working class?

How does the woman in Cassatt's The Coiffure differ from what one would expect from the title?

What painting epitomizes the goal of Fauvism?

How does Vigée-Lebrun display her connection to royalty in Self-Portrait?

What was the first new artistic style of the 20th century?

Why do the men look sad in Burghers of Calais?

What artist explored the subject of a mother with her dead child multiple times in her work?

What architectural element was added to the design of the Houses of Parliament to help with ventilation in the building?

What enhanced the intensity of van Gogh's colors in Starry Night?

The patterning in The Kiss (Klimt) has clear ties to what movements?

In Breakfast Scene, how do we know the husband has been participating in unsavory activities?

Why did Rodin not choose to depict the group in Burghers of Calais in a hierarchical pyramid?