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ARTH 173 Test
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Test number 2 of the semester
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1
Did "The Gross Clinic" improve both Eakins and Gross's careers?
No
Yes
2
What lead to this piece making history in the art world?
Whistler was insulted
Whistler won a court case against an art critic
Everyone hated it and Whistler was sad
It captures a moment that cameras weren't able to capture
3
Did this piece get the artist into the Academy ?
Yes
No
4
How is Manet's "Olympia" different from Titian's Venus of Urbino
She has a cute robe
She's empowered and in control
She's very vulnerable
5
What is the series called that this piece is a part of?
Los Caprichos
The Catalog
Las Pinturas
6
What does Avant-Garde mean?
returning to tradition
Average
high contrast of light and dark
new, experimental and radical
7
What concepts are present in the Raft of Medusa
Cannibalism, death, sickness, survival and hope
Celebration of life
Cannibalism, death, sickness, survival and pure hopelessness
8
Which one should be the "scarier" portrait based on the surgery procedure?
The Agnew Clinic
The Gross Clinic
9
What was the "Salon de Refuses?"
An exhibition of rejected art from the Academy
An exhibit put on by the Louvre
A group of artists
10
What does Goya's "Dog Buried in Sand" represent?
a dog walking up a hill
Quicksand
Isolation and Hopelessness
11
What influence is seen in Sargent's work here?
Traditional palette
Japanese prints
Ancient Greco-Roman style
12
What are the juxtaposing sides in "The Oxbow"
Industrialization and untamed, untouched land
There's not much difference
Dark vs light
13
Who painted The Grande Odalisque?
Titian
Ingres
Raphael
Boucher
14
What's the difference between Gross and Agnew that changed the feeling?
the students expressions
the blood and the emphasized light source
nothing is different
15
Does Manet make subtle nods to tradition in this work?
No
Yes
16
Why did Goya start the Black paintings series, and where?
He made a series of these canvas paintings for patrons
He created the works as propaganda for witches
He painted on his house walls while going blind&senile
17
What makes this piece Romantic?
All of the red everywhere
The irrational&crazy behavior of the king
Its not a romantic piece
The intensity of every figure
18
Why is the Third of May such a pivotal painting in regards to war pieces?
It's representing war negatively instead of glorifying it
split canvas juxtaposes the Spaniards & machine-like French
The figure representing the Spaniards is Christ like
The muddy style it is painted in
19
What was Manet's nickname?
The God-Father
The God-Father of tradition
The Father of Modern Art
The God-Father of Modern Art
20
What is an incubus ?
an ugly animalistic monster
a demon that kills you in your sleep
a demon that had sex with you while you slept
a demon that steals you children at night
21
What makes this piece Romantic?
All of the red everywhere
Its not a romantic piece
The irrational&crazy behavior of the king
The intensity of every figure
22
What is the title this Delacroix work?
Death of the Horatii
The Irrational King
Death of Sardanapalus
WTH
23
Why did Gericault prefer to paint portraits of patients at the Asylum?
You just don't know what they're gonna do
Their raw emotion from not being able to control themselves
He loved to study people
24
Why did Whistler name his pieces after colors and musical compositions?
Wanted viewers to focus on creating their own narrative
He wanted to mess with people
Wanted viewers to focus on the narrative
He just loved music
25
What makes this piece Romantic?
All of the red everywhere
The intensity of every figure
The irrational&crazy behavior of the king
Its not a romantic piece
26
What are some of the main components of Romanticism?
Crisp, clear lines
Creepy
Use emotion to call out irrational behavior & dramatic color
Bright colors geared towards the aristocrats
27
What is Goya showing us in "Here Comes the Bogeyman"
How crazy people are
Irrationality of scaring your kids into behaving
The actual Bogeyman attacking a family
28
What makes this piece Romantic?
Its not a romantic piece
The irrational&crazy behavior of the king
The intensity of every figure
All of the red everywhere
29
Did Whistler care about the subject and narrative?
Absolutely
Not at all
30
Who painted "The Luncheon on the Grass?"
Manet
Sargent
Monet
Boucher
31
Why is Gericault's Raft of Medusa so realistic?
He studied the story of the captain repeatedly
He visited the morgue&had the carpenter rebuild the raft
He worked through pure imagination
32
Why was the "Monk by the Sea" considered modern?
because its ominous
because of how simple it is
because it's of a monk
it shows just one figure
33
What is this engraving by Goya called?
Nocturnal Nightmares
The Sleep of Reason Awakens the Beasts
The Nightmare
The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters
34
How many Black Paintings in Quinta Del Sordo did Goya paint?
Five
Ten
Four
Fourteen
35
What is "Rain, Steam, and Speed" by Turner about?
Nature
Traditional ways
Technology and invention: the Western Railroad
36
What was Eakins known for with his figures?
the light sources make them ominous looking
he always puts a figure in that adds to the piece
They all just look creepy
what figures?
37
What is the title of this work by Whistler?
My Mother
Colorless Concerto
Arrangement in Grey and Black
Grey and Black Symphony
38
Where have we seen this subject matter before?
Somewhere in a museum
In a traditional piece done by Titian
In a traditional piece by Peter Paul Rubens
39
What is Turner known in reference to his painting style?
the painter
the painter of technology
The painter of light
40
Why is "Saturn Devouring one of his Children" categorized as Romanticism?
the irrationality of eating your own children
its representation of mythology
He looks like a monster
41
What technique is Fuseli using to show us a female nude without showing us a "female nude"?
wet drapery
chiarascuro
tenebrism
wet cloth
42
Where did the Impressionists get their name?
Monet chose the name for them
They're really good at impressions
The art critic Louis Leroy
They picked a random work in the dictionary
43
What is the "saving" aspect of this piece?
the cartoon-esque horse
the incubus is just sitting on her
the fact that she is clothed
Nothing, it's just too creepy
44
Why did Eakins make "The Agnew Clinic?"
Agnew's students asked him to make a portrait
Dr. Agnew begged him to make a portrait of him
Eakins wanted to impress people
45
Why did people hate "Daughters of Edward Darley Boit?"
They looked too staged
The composition was completely innovative
The colors were too bright
The girls looked too snotty
46
Why is it considered a Romantic piece and not Neoclassical?
because of the dark background
The heightened eroticism and forms
the color palette
because she's creepy
47
Did John Singer Sargent ever live in America?
Yes? he was American
No.
48
Where was Eakins from?
Spain
Philadelphia
Boston
Europe
