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APAH Exam Review Part II (40 Questions)
APAH Exam Review Part II (40 Questions)
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1
The iconography M. Cabrera used in the portrait of Sor Juana suggests the artists intention to
reference her translation of the Bible into Spanish
remind the viewer of her martyrdom
emphasize her passion for religion and love of literature
endow the painting with symbolism of the Virgin of Guadalupe
2
What innovation elevated the experience of the visitor to the Temple of Amun Re at Karnak?
the proscenium where rituals took place
the apse which housed the cult statue of Amun Re
the clerestory, which let light in to the central aisle
the causeway which provided a raised space for the ka statue
3
The work was influenced by technical innovations, as demonstrated thru the artist's use of
perspective
oil paints
a camera obscura
a printing press
4
The application of paint is most similar to that of
Jacques-Louis David's Oath of the Horatii
Johannes Vermeer's Woman Holding a Balance
Paul Gauguin's Where Do We Come From ...
Edouard Manet's Olympia
5
The work, like others by the artist, was created for the primary purpose of
personal artistic experimentation with new media
hanging in a household for private meditation
fulfilling a special commission for a wealthy patron
mass production for purchase by a wide audience
6
In this painting the artist intended to convey the
separation of slaves and slaveholders in the US
way urban settings broke down tight knit rural communities
discrimination that African Americans found in the US
poor conditions among lower class in modern everyday life
7
This structure can be attributed to
Zaha Hadid bc of the deconstructed geometric form
Maya Lin bc of the interactive involvement w/ the viewer
Robert Venturi bc of the playful interpretation
Frank Gehry bc of the curvilinear metallic shell
8
The structural composition of the painting is grounded in the tradition of
commercial advertising
cinema
architectural drawing
history painting
9
Jahangir Preferring a Sufi Shaikh to Kings demonstrates the
coupling of religious values and Western art styles
rise of commemorative paintings commissioned by traders
employment of political propaganda in Mughal art
strength of the Mughal ruler's military conquests in Europe
10
Michelangelo can be interpreted as responding to the work on the left through his
even more exaggerated use of contrapposto
depiction of the subject poised at the moment of action
non-heroic depiction of the body
overt rejection of the bronze medium as too antiquating
11
This was originally a wash basin for a Mamluk patron, then was sued a what for French royalty?
to mix wine and water
to hold sacred relics
as a container for toiletries
as a baptismal font
12
Why did Marie de' Medici commission Rubens to paint a cycle of work for the Luxembourg Palace?
to assert her legitimacy as the reigning monarch
to promote her son Louis XIII's claim to the throne
to rehab her reputation after being exiled from court
to immortalize her defeat of the Spanish Armada
13
Fallingwater demonstrates FLW's conviction that this building should
reflect the most advanced building technologies
be an integrative part of the landscape
employ the skills of regional artists
elevate the individual above worldly concerns
14
The painter intentionally underscores the art-making process by
applying paint mechanically
using screen printing techniques in addition to paint
layering drawing with painting
collaging printed material to create texture
15
An indicator that this was a secular as opposed to sacred object is
use of calligraphic inscriptions
display of skilled metalwork
abstract and vegetal motifs
friezes of animals and fantastic creatures
16
The theme of the painting is most strongly related to the
speeches of Napoleon III
theories of Charles Darwin
hypothesis of Isaac Newton
writings of Karl Marx
17
The 3 ancient architectural orders on the outside of the Colosseum influenced the
Pazzi Chapel
Palazzo Ruccelai
Palace at Versailles
Monticello
18
This painting was created by
Jacob Lawrence
Diego Rivera
Frida Kahlo
Wilfredo Lam
19
The medium Ai Weiwei used in (Sunflower Seeds) comments on an artistic tradition also shown in
David Vases
Great Buddha at Nara
Funeral Banner of Lady Dai
Jade cong
20
Michelangelo's work can be attribute to its stylistic period because of which characteristics?
reference to models from classical antiquity
use of lost wax casting
complex use of serpentine forms
reduction of forms to most essential components
21
This painting can be attributed to
Rembrandt
Durer
Vermeer
Grunewald
22
Robert Venturi's House in New Castle County is most similar to Monticello in its
location in a dense urban environment
adaptation of classical design elements
incorporation of spolia from other buildings
internal and external symmetry
23
The work on the L mimics the classical male figure in all of the following ways except
the use of bronze as a medium
the miniature scale of the figure
the subject as a free-standing sculpture
the subject's youth and near-complete nudity
24
With The Mosque of Selim II, Sinan showed the supremacy of the Ottomans over the Byzantines by
creating a central space that surpassed that of Hagia Sophia
locating the mosque on the tallest hill overlooking the city
building on the site of Justinian's tomb
adapting the central plan to meet Islamic religious needs
25
The painting was surprising to its original audience mainly because
it engendered religious compassion
it depicted laborers on a grand scale
its figures are placed within an idealized landscape
its innovation earned the artist admittance to the Salon
26
This piece is meant to be experienced in all of the following ways EXCEPT as
opening and closing during performances
illuminated by firelight while the wearer danced
changing the wearer from human to eagle and back again
musically clanking and rattling while the wearer moved
27
The work, and others like it, influenced 19th C painters thru all of the following EXCEPT
incorporation of partial views of objects
depiction of everyday life
inclusion of flat planes of color
fascination of urban settings
28
The importance of art from early Mesoamerican civilizations to the Aztecs is demonstrated by
the ancient Maya sanctuarty discovered beneath Templo Mayor
the Olmec style mask excavated from a sacred precinct
the use of Olmec textiles in Aztec sacrificial rituals
Maya deities on painted reliefs that adorned the building
29
A lukasa from the Mbduye Society of the Luba people serves as a
conceptual map of royal history
ceremonial paddle carried in processions
representation of the divine cosmos
tool to impress images on bread made for a ritual meal
30
This series of paintings was created in response to which historical event?
Mass movement of African Americans out of the South
Forced immigration of Africans to the US to serve as slaves
Increase of immigrants from Europe to the US in early 20th C
Relocation of Native Americans to reservations
31
Archaeological evidence suggests that the Apollo 11 stones in Namibia
were widely copied by subsequent peoples
depict a mature style relative to earlier cave paintings
were inflenced by European Paleolithic artists
are among the earliest known rock paintings in Africa
32
The painting reflects contemporary culture primarily through the mapping of
flight paths and time intervals
consumerism and national identities
sports car and racing storage
information systems on the Internet
33
The painting is by
Emily Kame Kngwarreye
Julie Mehretu
Jaune Quick-to-See Smith
Mariko Mori
34
The scenes of courtly life and hunting depicted on this work are shown on what earlier work
Maqsud of Kashan's Ardabil Carpet
Night Attack on the Sanjo Palace
The Umayyad Pyxis of al-Mughira
The frontispiece of the Codex Mendoza
35
Helen Frankenthaler used diluted paint primarily to
show the spontaneous flowing of paint across a surface
form hard-edged geometric compositions using tonal variation
create the illusion of distance and depth in her work
reveal the expressive power of vigorous brushwork
36
The Rottgen Pieta was intended to elicit which response from viewers?
Empathy through the contorted and twisted body of Christ
Awe bc of the application of jewels and gold
Admiration of its precise anatomical naturalism
Reverence due to the monumental scale
37
This work can be attributed to
Song Su-nam
Fan Kuan
Ogata Korin
Katsuhika Hokusai
38
The art-historical movement of the the work shown is
Realism
Romanticism
Impressionism
Post-Impressionism
39
The work on the left is by
Gian Lorenzo Bernini
Donatello
Caravaggio
Francesco Borroini
40
The work on the left was displayed in the Palazzo della Signora in Florence indicating the
artist's loss of favor within the guilds of Florence
desires of the Medici to secure and decorate a new palace
quickness in which the tastes of Florentine elites change
use of a biblical subject to achieve political motives