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AH 214 Exam 1 Review
AH 214 Exam 1 Review
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Is this painting more neoclassical or romantic
It has elements of both!
romantic
neoclassical
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Who is the artist?
Eadweard Muybridge
Gustave Courbet
Edouard Manet
Claude Monet
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What is the title of this work?
Venus of Urbino
La Grande Odalisque
Self-Portrait
Olympia
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Who is the artist?
Joseph Wright of Derby
Thomas Jefferson
Edouard Manet
Jacques-Louis David
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Which is a characteristic of the neoclassical period?
Emotional
The medium used
Dramatic Shading
Sharp lines
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Neoclassicism in art and architecture is related to which movement in 18th century culture?
Rococo
Enlightenment
Picturesque landscapes
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What is the title of this work?
The Hudson
The Slave Ship
The Valley of Mexico
The Oxbow
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In Burial at Ornans, Courbet challenged established traditions in all of the following EXCEPT…?
scale
subject matter
composition
medium
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Neoclassic themes include...
Courting, Violence and Fame
courage, sacrifice, and love of country
Birth, love of country and violence.
Religion, Sacrifice and Birth
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Which artist is best known for painting scenes of the British countryside?
Blake
Turner
Constable
Fuseli
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Who wrote the book
Orientalism
, which affected our views of the paintings we’ve analyzed in this class?
Edward Said
Joshua Reynolds
Johann Winckelmann
John Ruskin
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Géricault's
Raft of the Medusa
represents which of the following?
The aftermath famous shipwreck - considered an attack on governme
A romantic dream image
A piece of historical Romanticism related to the Greek war for independence
An example of Troubadour style
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Neoclassicism art was also characterized by...
loose brushwork
balance flowing contourlines, noble gestures and expressions
Diagonals Twisting figures Strong EmotionDramatic lighting
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What is Realism?
It's where a painter attempts to create what he saw before him
It attempts to capture the social or emotional truth of a scene
Focuses on medieval themes and related to the Arts & Crafts movement
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All of the following are common characteristics of Pre-Raphaelite paintings EXCEPT…?
Detailed renderings of nature and the material world
Dark, somber colors
Literary subject matter
Symbolism
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Which of the following is NOT one of the origins or themes common to Orientalism?
Colonialism & Imperialism
Fantasy & “The Exotic”
The Odalisque
The rise of the bourgeois and their interest in interior decor
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Which Romantic artist did NOT focus on the horrors of war?
Eugene Delecroix
William Blake
Thomas Gericult
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The artist whose work best spoke for the French Revolution was which of the following?
William Blake
Angelica Kauffmann
Honoré Fragonard
Jacques-Louis David
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The following painter was considered the founder of The Hudson River School of painting:
William Turner
Edmund Burke
Elizabeth Siddal
Thomas Cole
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Romanticism can be described as artwork that portrayed...
courage, sacrifice, and love of country.
dramatic and exotic subjectsperceived w/ strong feelings
everyday scenes and events as they actually looked
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Realism can be described as artwork that portrayed...
courage, sacrifice, and love of country.
dramatic and exotic subjectsperceived w/ strong feelings
everyday scenes and events as they actually looked
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Caspar David Freidrich commonly depicts his figures as very small in order to:
Encourage the viewer to identify with them
Suggest a greater sense of depth
Convey a sense of the sublime
Anchor the composition
