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The pose of the figure in the center is derived from
A Baroque ceiling
A Byzantine icon
An Early Christian sarcophagus
A classical statue
2
This sculpture was created in
Florence
Avignon
Venice
Rome
3
The reclining woman in the painting is thought to be portrayed as a
Servant
Artist
Socialite
Prostitute
4
This artist shows an interest in
psychological states
Classical traditions
academic training
social protest
5
The central figure was innovative in its time because of its
Contrapposto
Nudity
Color
Proportions
6
This sculpture represents
David
Apollo
Isaac
Trajan
7
The family name of the patrons of this work was
Buonarroti
Gonzaga
Medici
Hapsburg
8
What psychoanalyst influenced Klimt’swork?
Edmund Bergler
Hanns Sachs
Sigmund Freud
Carle Jung
9
The painting shocked the public at the
Armory Show, New York City
Salon de Refuses, Paris
Academy Salon, Paris
Paris International Exhibition
10
This sculpture exemplify the use of
contrapposto
trompe l’ oeil
grisaille
polychromy
11
The artist of the painting directly influenced which of the following movements?
Art Nouveau
Arts and Crafts
Romanticism
Impressionism
12
One leading interpretation of the painting is that is reflects the ideas of
The Counter-Reformation
Scholasticism
Empiricism
Neoplatonism
13
The painting is noteworthy for its
Graceful linearity
Geometric patterns
One-point perspective
Scientific content
14
Works like this were denounced by
Teresa of Avila
Fra Girolamo Savonarola
Pope Julius II
The Medici’s
15
Thenudity of the is a reference to
Classical antiquity
Athletic prowess
International Gothic Style
Ideas of original sin
16
The work dates from the end of the
Nineteenth century
Twelfth century
Fifteenth century
Sixteenth century
17
The opulent use of gold and jewel-likepatterning in the work reflects the artist’s interest in
Japanese woodblocks
Byzantine mosaics
illuminated manuscripts
Gothic stained glass
18
This sculpture was commissionedby a
Pope
monastic order
banking family
Guild
19
Manet’s painting style can be described as
Strong lights and darks
Academic
Painterly
Modern
20
The artist of the work is associatedwith which of the following art-historical movements?
Arts and Crafts
De Stijl
Vienna Secession
Die Brücke