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AP Art History - 18th & 19th Century
AP Art History - 18th & 19th Century
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18th & 19th Century Art
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1
Why was David the most important neoclassical painter?
He opened a neoclassical art school in France
He spread the idea of exemplum virtutis
He set standards and trained other neoclassical artists
He mixed Baroque and Classical styles for the first time
2
What happened with patronage during Romanticism?
It exploded; people everyone started commissioning art
It was outlawed by the government to create artistic liberty
Patronage plays a factor, but artists are more independent
Patronage is rejected by the lower class
3
The lighting in Vigee-Lebrun's
Self Portrait
is influenced by ______ art.
rococo
neoclassical
Enlightenment
Italian Renaissance
4
The children in a
Philosopher Giving a Lecture at the Orrery
by ______ represent...
Joseph Wright of Derby/rejection of science
Joseph Wright of Derby/heightened curiosity
Jacques-Louis David/heightened curiosity
Jacques-Louis David/rejection of science
5
What is the significance of
Monticello's
medium?
It is neoclassical and reminds us of Greco-Roman buildings
It is stronger and cheaper than materials used before
It emphasizes Palladio's theories
It highlights the natural area
6
How did the Industrial Revolution push Romantic art?
artists are interested in the effect of religion on industry
Artists were interested in the beauty of nature
Patrons assert authority in industry through art
artists have nostalgia and longing for the past
7
How does Delacroix make
Liberty Leading the People
historically relevant?
By painting the faces of famous politicians people knew
By painting peasants and the working class
By showing the influence of his classical training
By painting the Notre Dame in the distance
8
What is special about the Westminster Hall in the House of Parliament?
It is the only remaining building from before earthquake
It is the only remaining building from before the fire
It is where the UN meets every 6 months
It is the largest portion of the building
9
What is the hidden painting in
A Tete a Tete?
the image of the dark Virgin
an idol of different Gods
a lounging nude
A portrait of the head of the household
10
How can you identify Turner's style of painting?
rapid movement and quick dabbing of blended colors
cross hatching and etching
very bright, pure colors and broad brushstrokes
light brush strokes and even blending
11
And There's Nothing to Be Done from the Disasters of War
was...
printed for only 25 years, then stopped due to revolution
not printed until 25 years after Houdon died
printed for only 25 years, then stopped due to controversy
not printed until 25 years after Goya died
12
The 13 Rods in
George Washington
represent...
Washington's reliance on the people of the United States
America's reliance on Roman architecture
The 13 colonies of America
The 13 colonies of England
13
The French Revolution in 1789 sparked an interest in _____ & _____.
courage, aristocracy
enlightenment, nature
science, technological improvement
liberty, democracy
14
What theme is abundant in
Grande Odalisque
?
the human mind and psyche
the exotic & erotic
Irrationality
Longing for purity of nature
15
In
Grand Odalisque,
Ingres's style shifts toward...
Realism
Classicism
NeoGothic
Romanticism
16
How is the
Oath of the Horatti
similar to Titian's work?
idealized form
a pop of red color
s-curve contrapposto
confusing composition of figures
