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Traditional Painting to Modern Painting and Australian Landscapes
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How is this work different from traditional landscape paintings?
the emotional context of the landscape
the colours are representational
the
the balanced reflection of the canvas
2
How did society change in the C19th?
Monarchy regains power globally
lower class gain more power
Rich noblemen are worshipped
Bourgeoisie have an expendable income
3
What is a patron?
the Church
a person who gives financial support to an artist
a person who trains an artist in technical skill
a person who creates a work of art
4
What is the Renaissance?
Period before Middle Ages when art/literature was “rebirthed
Period after Middle Ages when art/literature was ”reborn”
Period before Civil War when all of the civilians rebelled
Period after the first World War when militarism “rebirthed”
5
Who is this?
Raphael
Plato
Diogenes
Aristotle
6
Each wall represents ONE area of thinking. Which of the listed suggestions is INCORRECT?
Science
Poetry
Theology
Justice
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What does Classical mean?
Classical art - stylisation & reality
Traditional Art - conventional
Renaissance Art - rediscovery
Ancient Greek & Roman Art - perfection & harmony
8
Main aim of Heidelberg School of Art?
to capture Australian life, the bush, harsh sunlight
all answers are correct
to give a true representation of Australian landscapes (not European)
to draw on naturalistic & impressionistic ideas to represent landscape
9
What sorts of pictorial techniques did Renaissance artists use?
foreshortening
flat colour
wall painting
realism
10
Who is the figure on the right?
Aristotle
Plato
Socrates
Pythagoras
11
An artist who is 'ahead of their time' is considered...
avant-guarde
avante-guarde
avante-garde
avant-garde
12
When was this work painted?
1982
2000
1994
2018
13
Why is this work Postmodern?
all answers are correct
unconventional methods
challenging past histories
appropriation
14
What does this work depict?
Myall Creek Massacre site
APY massacre site in NW South Australia
ink blot
Indigenous land
15
An association of artisan's specialising in a specific skill is known as:
Le Salon
a Guild
Academic Art
Patronage
16
What is the title of this work?
"The School of Athens"
"School of Athens"
"School of Greece"
"The School of Renaissance"
17
What is Egg Tempera?
a thick paint made with ground pigment & linseed oil
pigment mixed with water
pigment mixed with egg yolk dilated with water
fast-drying paint made of pigment & acrylic polymer emulsion
18
Who is this?
Aristotle
Plato
Pythagoras
Raphael
19
When was this artwork made?
Pope's Library
The Signature Room
Stanza della Segnatura
Sistine Chapel
20
Identify ONE character that is NOT in this image.
Ptolemy
Pythagoras
Michelangelo
Raphael
21
What earlier style influenced Renaissance Art?
Medieval Art
Egyptian Art
Classical Art
Traditional Art
22
How would you describe the
composition
of this work?
closed composition
dynamic composition
open composition
balanced composition
23
What style of art is represented in this work?
Conventional
Contemporary
Modern
Postmoden
24
What is humanism?
focus on god as the centre of the universe (not humans)
focus on humankind as the centre of the universe (not god)
studying humans and philosophy
Plato's view if humankind and the world
25
What is a fresco?
pigment is mixed with egg yolk and painted onto canvas
pigment mixed with water & applied to wet plaster
where paint is mixed with water & on canvas
pigments is painted onto dry plaster
26
The Conceptual Framework is made up of...
artist, world, artwork, audience
artist, artworld, artwork, art style
artist, influences, materials, artwork
artist, materials, techniques, intentions
27
When was Impressionism?
c. 1870 - c.1890
c. 1790 - c. 1890
c. 1870 - c. 1970
c. 1670 - c. 1790
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What is appropriation?
an artist accidentally copies another artist's work
an artist steals an idea from someone else
an artist borrows an image, puts in into a new context & changes meaning
an artist tries to emulate another artist
29
Which painting technique is NOT used by Renaissance artists?
perspective
broken colour
foreshortening
realistic colours
30
When
was the Renaissance?
c.1720 - 1820
c. 1420 - 1620
c.1420 - 1520
c. 1620 - 1920
31
Which of the following influenced Impressionists?
Renaissance art
Photography
Classical Art
Greek Statues
32
Who is this?
Aristotle
Pythagoras
Plato
Raphael
33
Define Postmodernism?
Modern art movement that rejects traditional modes of representation
irrational art movement that depicts emotional turmoil
experimental art movement that challenges the boundaries of art
conventional art movement that conforms to expectations
34
This figure gestures over the earth to suggest...
his philosophical approach to MATHS
his philosophical approach to NATURE evidence and the REAL WORLD
his philosophical approach to ASTROLOGY
his philosophical approach to the world of IDEAS
35
This figure points skywards to indicate...
his philosophical approach to NATURE evidence and the REAL WORLD
his philosophical approach to MATHS
his philosophical approach to ASTROLOGY
his philosophical approach to the world of IDEAS
36
What work did the artist appropriate to make this work?
Johnstone's "Evening Shadow" 1880
Johnstone's "Backwater of the Murray" 1880
Johnstone's "
Johnstone's "A Billabong of the Goulburn" 1880
37
What is a rorscharch?
application of thick paint
emotional artwork
mirrored image
psychological inkblot test
38
What is the title of this work?
"Rorschach after Johnstone"
"Irinji Irin"
"Irin Irinji"
"Evening shadows"
39
What were the main aims of the Impressionists?
to express a unique view of the world
to paint a perfect world
to depict the transient effects of light on the surface of objects
to capture their landscape
40
Which subject matter is NOT Modern?
Religion
'Genre' scenes
Landscapes
Portraiture
41
An avant-garde artist is defined as?
artists that follow conventions
a Postmodern artist
artists that are ahead of their time
a Modernist artist
42
Who are the Bourgeois?
Rich people
Working class
Middle Class
Upper class
43
What technique has the artist used to apply paint?
dry brushing
quick brushstrokes
sgraffito
broken colour
44
Renaissance art depicted:
Abstraction - abstract impressions
Stylisation - simplification of real forms
Surrealism - unrealistic representations of dreams
Realism - life-like representations
45
When was this work painted?
1509
1508 - 1511
1408
1608 - 1611
46
Which subject matter is NOT Renaissance?
'Genre' scenes
Landscapes
Portraiture
Religion
47
Where is this work located in Vatican City?
Pope's Library
The Signature Room
Sistine Chapel
Stanza della Segnatura
48
Who is the figure on the left?
Plato
Pythagoras
Socrates
Aristotle
49
What does Renaissance mean?
traditional
rebirth
classical
reinvention
50
Who painted this artwork?
Russell Drysdale
Tom Roberts
Brett Whiteley
Ben Quilty
51
What style of Art is represented in this work?
Modernism
Post-Impressionism
Impressionism
Surrealism
52
Who painted this work?
Raphael
Leonardo da Vinci
Caravaggio
Michelangelo
53
Define contemporary?
Within the last 10 years or so
Postmodern art
within the 21st century
Modern art
54
When was this work painted
1790
1880
1890
1780
55
What are the dates of Modern art?
c. 1920 - c. 2010
c. 1780 - c. 1950
c. 1860 - c. 1970
c. 1800 - c. 1920
56
When
was the Renaissance?
c.1420 - c.1520
c.1520 - c.1620
c.1520 - c.1720
c.1420 - c.1620
57
Which of the following influenced Impressionists?
Japanese Woodprints
Greek Statues
Renaissance art
Classical Art
58
What is 'en plein air' mean?
painting outdoors in front of subject
painting inside in a studio
painting a lanscape
painting from memory
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Who painted this work?
Claude Monet
Edouard Manet
Auguste Renoir
Edgar Degas
