Duplicate of Design 113 Midterm Review

What style is this room in?

Which is the secondary function of an object?

Name the style that is linear and organic, with pointed arches, etc.

What style began in the early 1700s?

Which is the primary function of an object?

What is a characteristic of the Aesthetic Movement?

Which style is aggressive and bold, classical details, a favorite of Napoleon?

Which major historical event took place between 1760 and 1840, originating in Britain

Which of these describes Modernism

What date marks the beginning of Neoclassicism in France?

What style is this room?

Which characteristic of Modernism is, "unified, has clear logic to how the form is organized"

Which Modernism characteristic "believes in one type of design solution for all situations"

What style is this room?

What style is this room in?

What is not progressive?

Which movement values "art for art's sake" and was influenced by Japan?

What are the best terms to describe this interior

Which Modernism characteristic is "form that doesn't imitate other form, simplified"

Which is not a characteristic of Rococo?

What Modernism characteristic "rejects all imagery and technologies of the past"

What style is this interior

Which of these mean modern?

What movement is from 1860-1920 that features handcrafted works?

What is materiality?

What is not morphology?

What movement is not a part of the Victorian Movement?

What style is this interior?

William Morris heavily influenced which movement?

Which is not a stylistic of Rococo?

What is not a characteristic of Empire?

Which is not a characteristic of Art Nouveau?

What is the name of this building?

Which is the tertiary function of an object?

What style incorporates aesthetics from other parts of the world and a desire for stimulation?

Which characteristic is "not wasteful, with extra materials, reduced to essentials, functional:

What movement is from 1865-1900 that features peacock influences?