What did Kandinsky intend to express with this work?

A positive message of religious struggle and redemption.

Why do viewers of this work have such an emotional response to this piece?

Because of the juxtaposition of the familiar with the wild.

Why is this work by Lathe Kollwitz representative of her oeuvre?

Because it included a mother and child

The growth of buildings like the one above were driven by what factor?

More efficient industrial production.

What is the most significant difference between the two buildings?

The inclusion of balustrades on the buildings.

What best describes the acceptance of this work over time?

This work was rejected from it first exhibition

A nonobjective work refers to work that __________.

no reference to the of the physical world

What characteristic BEST represents the Die Bruke movement?

Its rough and primitive modeling.

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1
French for "Wild Beasts,". they used intense colors in a violent, uncontrolled way.
Purism
Fauvism
Futurism
Surrealism
2
Developed the theory of neoplasticism or the new pure plastic art?
Marc
Picasso
Chagall
Mondrian
3
Thomas hart Benton focused his attention on which of the following subjects?
the social history of Missouri
Times Square, New York
the waterfront
the farming landscape of the Midwest
4
The painting is executed in the following style
dada
analytic cubism
surrealism
synthetic cubism
5
Also known as "The Bridge" was a group of German Expressionist artists
Der Blaue Reiter
Die Purismus
Fauvism
Die Brucke
6
The type of sculpture used in this work is
stone carving
kinetic
subtractive
casting
7
What did Kandinsky intend to express with this work?
A existentialist message
An absence of intrinsic message .
A pessimistic premonition in response to upcoming war
A positive message of religious struggle and redemption.
8
Identify architect
Gerrit Thomas Rietveld
Frank Lloyd Wright
William van Allen
Le Corbusier
9
autobiographical because of her unflinching self-portrait portrayals
Georgia O’Keeffe
Dorothea Lange
Hannah Höch
Frida Kahlo
10
A very influential German school of art and design.
Barbizon School
Hudson River School
Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
Bauhaus School
11
Why do viewers of this work have such an emotional response to this piece?
Because of the juxtaposition of the familiar with the wild.
Because the artist committed suicide
Because many see it as a satire on the Christian faith.
Because the artist used house cat fur in this work.
12
Identify
Marc
Kandinsky
Kiirchner
Klee
13
Why is this work by Lathe Kollwitz representative of her oeuvre?
Because it included a mother and child
Because it is a lithography.
Because she was a Communist propagandist
Because it rejected emotionalism.
14
How did Wright break from the traditions in his time with Falling Water (The Kaufman House)?
He used artificial lighting.
He deernphasized the use of wood in interior of the house.
He downplayed the design of the kitchen.
He used an open plan design.
15
Identify
Arp
Picasso
Kandinsky
Delaunay
16
The early phase of cubism, chiefly characterized by a pronounced use of geometric shapes
Constructivism
Analytic Cubism
Synthetic Cubism
Dadaism
17
The growth of buildings like the one above were driven by what factor?
Growing trade connections with Asia.
More efficient industrial production.
The expanding influence of the Catholic Church.
A greater reliance on skilled craftsmen.
18
What is the most significant difference between the two buildings?
The absence of structural columns in the buildings.
The rural setting of the building.
The inclusion of balustrades on the buildings.
The residential function of the buildings.
19
Movement that used fantastic images. Insights into unconscious thoughts and dreams
The New Objectivity
Purism
Fauvism
Surrealism
20
What best describes the acceptance of this work over time?
This work held a prominent place at its first exhibition.
It is considered one of the seminal works of performance art
This work was rejected from it first exhibition
It is now part of the Louvre Museum collection.
21
A nonobjective work refers to work that __________.
has been abstracted from a natural object
no reference to the of the physical world
has no material form but is merely conceived in the mind
is not considered objectionable by anyone
22
The late phase of cubism, characterized chiefly by an increased use of color
Analytic Cubism
Dadaism
Synthetic Cubism
Constructivism
23
Identify
Kandinsky
Klee
Picasso
Marc
24
Which of the following movements had the greatest impacts on Diego's mural?
Impressionism and Fauvism.
Neo Classicism and Expressionism.
Romanticism and Symbolism.
Realism and Surrealism.
25
What were the historical conditions portrayed in this Jacob Lawrence panel?
Jim Crow conditions in the South.
Discrimination in the North.
Segregation in polling places.
Racial integration in public accommodations.
26
What characteristic BEST represents the Die Bruke movement?
Its Neoclassical influence.
Its support of militarism.
Its focus on naturalism.
Its rough and primitive modeling.
27
Identify the architect
Le Corbusier
Marcel Breuer
Walter Gropius
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

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CHS APAH Modernism Part I

27 termsStudBud Administration70 plays

CHS APAH Modernism Part I

Flashcards27 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 27

Answers

1
French for "Wild Beasts,". they used intense colors in a violent, uncontrolled way.
Purism
Fauvism
Futurism
Surrealism
2
Developed the theory of neoplasticism or the new pure plastic art?
Marc
Picasso
Chagall
Mondrian
3
Thomas hart Benton focused his attention on which of the following subjects?
the social history of Missouri
Times Square, New York
the waterfront
the farming landscape of the Midwest
4
The painting is executed in the following style
dada
analytic cubism
surrealism
synthetic cubism
5
Also known as "The Bridge" was a group of German Expressionist artists
Der Blaue Reiter
Die Purismus
Fauvism
Die Brucke
6
The type of sculpture used in this work is
stone carving
kinetic
subtractive
casting
7
What did Kandinsky intend to express with this work?
A existentialist message
An absence of intrinsic message .
A pessimistic premonition in response to upcoming war
A positive message of religious struggle and redemption.
8
Identify architect
Gerrit Thomas Rietveld
Frank Lloyd Wright
William van Allen
Le Corbusier
9
autobiographical because of her unflinching self-portrait portrayals
Georgia O’Keeffe
Dorothea Lange
Hannah Höch
Frida Kahlo
10
A very influential German school of art and design.
Barbizon School
Hudson River School
Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
Bauhaus School
11
Why do viewers of this work have such an emotional response to this piece?
Because of the juxtaposition of the familiar with the wild.
Because the artist committed suicide
Because many see it as a satire on the Christian faith.
Because the artist used house cat fur in this work.
12
Identify
Marc
Kandinsky
Kiirchner
Klee
13
Why is this work by Lathe Kollwitz representative of her oeuvre?
Because it included a mother and child
Because it is a lithography.
Because she was a Communist propagandist
Because it rejected emotionalism.
14
How did Wright break from the traditions in his time with Falling Water (The Kaufman House)?
He used artificial lighting.
He deernphasized the use of wood in interior of the house.
He downplayed the design of the kitchen.
He used an open plan design.
15
Identify
Arp
Picasso
Kandinsky
Delaunay
16
The early phase of cubism, chiefly characterized by a pronounced use of geometric shapes
Constructivism
Analytic Cubism
Synthetic Cubism
Dadaism
17
The growth of buildings like the one above were driven by what factor?
Growing trade connections with Asia.
More efficient industrial production.
The expanding influence of the Catholic Church.
A greater reliance on skilled craftsmen.
18
What is the most significant difference between the two buildings?
The absence of structural columns in the buildings.
The rural setting of the building.
The inclusion of balustrades on the buildings.
The residential function of the buildings.
19
Movement that used fantastic images. Insights into unconscious thoughts and dreams
The New Objectivity
Purism
Fauvism
Surrealism
20
What best describes the acceptance of this work over time?
This work held a prominent place at its first exhibition.
It is considered one of the seminal works of performance art
This work was rejected from it first exhibition
It is now part of the Louvre Museum collection.
21
A nonobjective work refers to work that __________.
has been abstracted from a natural object
no reference to the of the physical world
has no material form but is merely conceived in the mind
is not considered objectionable by anyone
22
The late phase of cubism, characterized chiefly by an increased use of color
Analytic Cubism
Dadaism
Synthetic Cubism
Constructivism
23
Identify
Kandinsky
Klee
Picasso
Marc
24
Which of the following movements had the greatest impacts on Diego's mural?
Impressionism and Fauvism.
Neo Classicism and Expressionism.
Romanticism and Symbolism.
Realism and Surrealism.
25
What were the historical conditions portrayed in this Jacob Lawrence panel?
Jim Crow conditions in the South.
Discrimination in the North.
Segregation in polling places.
Racial integration in public accommodations.
26
What characteristic BEST represents the Die Bruke movement?
Its Neoclassical influence.
Its support of militarism.
Its focus on naturalism.
Its rough and primitive modeling.
27
Identify the architect
Le Corbusier
Marcel Breuer
Walter Gropius
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe