What specific subject did Rodin depict with this sculpture?

elders offering themselves as hostages in the 100 Years’ War

Which formal characteristics identify this as a Romantic painting?

dramatic composition, lighting, and movemnt

This artist was a part of which movement? What was his aim/purpose in his artwork?

Impressionism: capture the changing colors of light in time

This work by Joseph Mallord William Turner exposes the reality of what?

horrors of the transatlantic slave trace

Which statement below does not apply to Impressionism

artists created artwork to inspire social change

Paul Gaugin considered this work his masterpiece. What was it's subject?

questioning life and our purpose

Identify this artwork

The Oath of the Horatii. Jacques-Louis David. 1784 C.E.

Identify this artwork

Liberty Leading the People. Eugène Delacroix. 1830 C.E.

Why was this painting shocking to audiences when it was created?

it displayed common laborers on a large scale

Which of the following statements is true about this painting?

It reflects the concept of Manifest Destiny

This painting, by ___________ exemplifies the ideals of which intellectual movement?

Joseph Wright of Derby; The Enlightenment

Where did van Gogh paint this?

from his window at a mental hospital

The patron chose to do what, despite the original wishes of the artist?

display the sculpture on a raised platform

Rodin’s representation of the figures was influential on later artists mainly because of the

emotional impact and lack of idealized bodies

What was the significance of the use of Neoclassicism in the U.S. during the late 1700s?

It defined America's ideals in politics, education & art.

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1
The Swing, by __________ is a perfect example of which artistic movement?
David; Neoclassicism
Fragonard: Enlightenment
Fragonard; Rococo
Delacroix; Romanticism
2
What specific subject did Rodin depict with this sculpture?
local heroes of the French Resistance during WWII
sinners described in Dante’s Inferno
elders offering themselves as hostages in the 100 Years’ War
veterans of the Franco-Prussian War
3
This artwork will later influence the work of
Monet and Cassatt, Impressionism
Munch and Klimpt, Symbolism
Courbet and Manet, Realism
Picasso and Braque, Cubism
4
This work by Spanish artist,___________ embodied which artistic movement?
Courbet; Realism
Goya; Emotionalism
Delacroix; Expressionism
Goya; Romanticism
5
Which formal characteristics identify this as a Romantic painting?
spatially flat composition
linear composition and accurate human proportion
dramatic composition, lighting, and movemnt
use of dappled sunlight and pastel colors
6
Most Romantic Landscapes address
the Reformation
the Sublime
agriculture
revolution
7
This artist was a part of which movement? What was his aim/purpose in his artwork?
Surrealist: to combine the real and imaginary in one image
Realist: create a purely optical experience
Expressionist: express personal symbols he saw through color
Impressionism: capture the changing colors of light in time
8
This work, by__________ critiques what?
Turner; slave traders
Fragonard; The English Monarchy
Caravaggio; The Pope
Hogarth; arranged marriages
9
This work by Joseph Mallord William Turner exposes the reality of what?
environmental concerns caused by global warming
the colors of an ocean sunset in the midst of the storm
horrors of the transatlantic slave trace
the brutal nature of pirates on commercial ships
10
The art-historical movement of the work shown is
Post-Impressionism
Impressionism
Realism
Romanticism
11
Which statement below does not apply to Impressionism
artists painted en plein air
artists created artwork to inspire social change
artists were highly influenced by tube paints and synthetic pigments
artists painted in series
12
Paul Gaugin considered this work his masterpiece. What was it's subject?
the journey to find himself and his faith in a monastery
a Tahitian creation story
questioning life and our purpose
His experiences living in Tahiti
13
Identify this artwork
The Oath of the Horatii.Jean-Honore Fragonard, 1704 C.E.
The Oath of the Curatii. Jacques-Louis David. 1784 C.E.
The Oath of the Horatii. Jacques-Louis David. 1784 C.E.
The Roman Oath. Jean-Honore Fragonard, 1704 C.E.
14
Identify this artwork
The Oxbow, Thomas Cole
The Starry Night, Vincent van Gogh
Olympia. Édouard Manet
The Scream, Edvard Munch
15
This Romantic landscape shows a view of which location?
Silicon Valley
The Valley of Mexico
The Valley of Sonoma
The Hudson Valley
16
Identify this artwork
Liberty Leading the People. Edvard Munch. 1830 C.E.
Victory Leading the Masses. Edvard Munch. 1830 C.E.
Victory Leading the Masses. Eugène Delacroix. 1830 C.E.
Liberty Leading the People. Eugène Delacroix. 1830 C.E.
17
This work is characteristic of which artistic movement?
Impressionism
Post-Impressionism
Fauvism
Abstract Expressionism
18
Why was this painting shocking to audiences when it was created?
it placed figures within a mythical landscape
it displayed common laborers on a large scale
it was created during the Great Depression
it used objects to connect to Christian morals
19
Who painted this work?
Claude Monet
Winslow Homer
Frederic Edwin Church
Thomas Cole
20
The style of this work is closest to that of
Romanticism
Impressionism
Surrealism
Symbolism
21
Which of the following statements is true about this painting?
It reveals a controversial subject
It reflects the concept of Manifest Destiny
It reflects a longing for a lost homeland
It incited outrage from government officials
22
The artist included figures wearing black top hats in the painting to indicate
association with an art academy
affiliation with a political party
social class
nationality
23
The subject matter (content) of the painting includes all of the following EXCEPT
an allegorical personification
a biblical story
a political point of view
an event from the artist’s own times
24
This painting, by ___________ exemplifies the ideals of which intellectual movement?
Monet; The Industrial Revolution
Caravaggio; The Renaissance
Delacroix; The Classical Revival
Joseph Wright of Derby; The Enlightenment
25
The theme of the painting is most strongly related to the
writings of Karl Marx
renewed interest in science
speeches of Napoleon III
hypotheses of Isaac Newton
26
This artist shows an interest in
social protest
Classical traditions
psychological states
academic training
27
Where did van Gogh paint this?
from his bedroom window
from his cabin in the mountains
from his window at a mental hospital
from his car on the country road side
28
The patron chose to do what, despite the original wishes of the artist?
pay for an additional casting to be displayed in Paris
forfeit the commission and hiring  another artist
display the sculpture within the town hall
display the sculpture on a raised platform
29
Rodin’s representation of the figures was influential on later artists mainly because of the
grouping that privileges a single viewpoint
deliberate anonymity and lack of specific attributes
harmonic proportions and use of contrapposto
emotional impact and lack of idealized bodies
30
Manet is associated with which artistic movement?
Post Impressionism
Realism
Symbolism
Impressionism
31
The artist of this painting is associated with an art-historical movement known as the
Ash Can School
Barbizon School
Hudson River School
Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
32
Impressionists, like Cassatt, were highly influenced by Japanese wood block prints
False
True
33
What was the significance of the use of Neoclassicism in the U.S. during the late 1700s?
It defined America's ideals in politics, education & art.
Our Founding Fathers were obsessed with Greek Art and Lit.
It was relevant to the emotion and drama in the young nation
The style was trendy, making the U.S. artistically competent

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