The Grand Odalisque by Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres from 1814 was inspired by all EXCEPT:

a brushstroke used in the Rococo

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

Roman Republic and its governmental ideals

The works of Bernini and Caravaggio share the following characteristic:

subjects in theatrical presentation

During the 1800's, who were major patrons of the arts?

industrialists and entrepreneurs

Which of the following should one look for in Baroque Art?

Dramatic contrasts between light and dark & light and shadow

The Slave Ship by JMW Turner is based on

events related to a real ship from the 1700s

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

study of classical temples in the south of France

The goals of art during the Counter-Reformation include:

diverse media such as bronze and marble within a single work

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1
The Oath of Horatii is based on an ancient Roman story, but the painting technique is like:
Rubens
Pontormo
Caravaggio
Vermeer
2
Accomplished, educated women of the upper class often hosted gatherings called:
satires
academies
salons
tours
3
The Grand Odalisque by Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres from 1814 was inspired by all EXCEPT:
the facial formulas used by Raphael
a figure style reminiscent of Italian Mannerist
an exoticism derived from depicting a Middle Eastern setting
a brushstroke used in the Rococo
4
What significant change occurred in the reception and production of art in the 1800's?
Annual exhibitions of art were held in major cities.
Commercial art dealers began brokering art.
Art criticism was published in illustrated magazines.
All of the above.
5
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
6
The works of Bernini and Caravaggio share the following characteristic:
use of sculpture
tenebrism
subjects in theatrical presentation
All of the above
7
During the 1800's, who were major patrons of the arts?
monarchs
workers
church officials
industrialists and entrepreneurs
8
This work epitomizes Romanticism in art due to:
the emotional drama it depicts
all of the above
the martyr
the contemporary subject matter
9
Which of the following should one look for in Baroque Art?
Historical and Biblical subject matter
Viewers are drawn into the scene
Images are direct, obvious, and dramatic.
Dramatic contrasts between light and dark & light and shadow
10
Liberty Leading the People depicts in allegorical terms a moment from the:
American Revolution of 1776
French Revolution of 1789
Franco-Prussian War of 1870
Parisian Uprising of 1830
11
The Slave Ship by JMW Turner is based on
the novels of Herman Melville
the treatment of American Indians
events related to a real ship from the 1700s
the sinking of the French frigate The Medusa
12
The structure of Monticello is heavily influenced by Thomas Jefferson’s:
trip to spain to study Renaissance architecture
friendship with George Washington
study of classical temples in the south of France
work as an archaeologist on the ancient ruins of Pompeii
13
The Swing by Jean-Honore Fragonard is similar to other Rococo paintings in that it:
is concerned with the classical ideals of Polykleitosis
innovative and experimental in painting techniques
Uses tenebrism to sharply contrast dark and light
uses a pastel palette
14
Rococo emphasizes the______life of leisure and pleasure taken from classical love stories.
Medieval
common
Aristocratic
proletarian
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The goals of art during the Counter-Reformation include:
Helping Protestants establish a world-wide presence
Creating simple, clear compositions
diverse media such as bronze and marble within a single work
Focusing on mythological subject matter

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