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AP Art History Exam Part 3
AP Art History Exam Part 3
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Content Area 4: Later Europe and Americas 1750-1980 C.E.
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Varvara Stepanova was
employed by the Russian art academy to create photomontages
employed by the Russian government to create propaganda art
employed by the Chinese Government to create propaganda art
employed by the anti-communist group to create protest art
2
Helen Frankenthaler used diluted paint primarily to
create the illusion of distance and depth in her work
reveal the expressive power of vigorous brushwork
demonstrate the spontaneous flow of paint across a surface
form hard-edged geometric compositions using tonal variants
3
In this particular painting from the series, the artist intended to convey the
discrimination that African Americans found in the U.S.
separation of slaves and slaveholders in the United States
Effects of urban settings breaking down rural communities
poor conditions of the lower class in the U.S.
4
The theme of this work by Yayoi Kusama revolves around the theme of
molecular science
self obsession
environmental art
metallic forcefields
5
Rapid brush strokes, emotional intensity, spontaneous creation... this work is considered
post-impressionism
abstract expressionism
impressionism
surrealism
6
Architect Le Corbusier devised a plan for modern homes of the future, he called it
The Five Points of Architecture
The Five Guidelines of Architecture
The Five Rules of Architecture
The Five Rooms of Architecture
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This work by Claes Oldenburg is considered
monumental installation art
sculpture
photo montage
skyscraper
8
Memorial Sheet of Karl Liebknecht was
commissioned by his family
propagandistic
a fictional narrative
a political statement supporting his ideology
9
Wilfredo Lam sought to explore what, in his creation of "The Jungle"
ritualistic dancing of his people
the vegetation in local jungles
his Afro-Cuban heritage
color theory
10
The painting is from the series
The Migration
, which was a response to which historic event?
Mass movement of AfricanAmericans out of rural southern U.S.
Influx of immigrants fromEurope to U.S. in the early 20th C.
Forced immigration of Africans thru the Atlantic slave trade
Relocation of Native Americans to designated territories
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A conversation over coffee with which artist inspired Meret Oppenheim to go home & create this
Vassily Kandinsky
Pablo Picasso
Gustav Klimt
Vincent Van Gogh
12
The painting shown was created by
Wifredo Lam
Frida Kahlo
Jacob Lawrence
Diego Rivera
13
Frida Kahlo's work is classified as
Abstract
Realist
Surrealist
Idealist
14
What is the correct I.D. for this work?
The Urinal, Marcel Duchamp
The Fountain, R. Mutt
The Fountain, Marcel Duchamp
The Urinal, R. Mutt
15
German Expressionist Kirchner was the founder of
Die Brücke
(The Bridge) which aimed to
build a bridge from Europe to America
bridge the gap between the past and the modern future
Build a bridge between the people and the government
bridge the disconnect between soldiers and civilians
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater demonstrates his conviction that this building should
reflect the most advanced building technologies
employ the skills of regional artisans
be an integrative part of the landscape
elevate the individual above worldly concerns
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What work is this?
House in New Castle County
The Seagram Building
The Carson, Pirie, Scott and Company Building
Villa Savoye
18
The Spiral Jetty is
an earthwork
an earthenware
a sculpture
an installation
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Diego Rivera's mural in Mexico city can be described as
a gathering of the top figures of400 years of MexicanHistory
A national parade in the country's capital
a historic timeline, rigidly structured chronologically
The Day of the Dead festival
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RobertVenturi’s House in NewCastleCounty is most similar to ThomasJefferson’s Monticello in its
location in a dense urban environment
adaptation of classical design elements
internal and external symmetry
incorporation of spolia from other buildings