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History Of Graphic Design QUIZ 2
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Black areas of woodcut punched with white dots giving the page a lively tone
Ruling
Brackering
Tailpiece
Crible Technique
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The early period of Graphic Design: literacy flourished, there was private education, romance novels, and Nationalism
Renaissance
Humanism
Incunabula
Arts and Crafts Movement
3
French technique used to print 'Harae Beatus' using the a Gothic, Woodcut type
Xylography
Exemplar
Bracketing
Crible Technique
4
Which revolution led to an explosion of Books, Magazines, and Posters
Typography
French
Industrial
American
5
Textile trade apprentice, had the 1st typographic book translated in english
William Morris
William Caxton
Stanley Morison
Geoffrey Dowding
6
Before Typography, there was __ printing
Bronze plate
Contrast
Woodblock
Ink
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Transitional Style Type, made ink w/ linseed oil, Ben Franklin loved his type and told haters it was Caslon
Anoton Koberger
Geoffroy Tory
John Baskerville
William Caslon
8
Gutenberg's slimey assistant who helped finish the 42-line Bible, married Fust's daughter, continued the printing press
Conrad Saspasch
William Morris
Peter Schoeffer
Eric Gill
9
Contained by or consisting of a curved line or line(s)
Circilinear
Curvilinear
Rectilinear
Fergalinear
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A 'line-casting' machine used in printing
Movable Type
Typewriter
Calotype
Linotype
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German printer, used woodblocks for illustration for type that were the same width as text columns, greater tonal range
Erhard Reuwich
Guther Zainer
Albrecht Pfister
Laurens Janszoon Coster
12
Characterized by serifs that are extended and curved, this lettering style intended to grab the readers attention.
Slab Serif
Fat Faces
Gothic Style
Tuscan Lettering
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A photograph prodiced on silver or a silver-covered copper plate
Calotype
Oracle Bone Script
Daguerreotype
Inscription
14
Designed by Philip Webb, __ __ abandoned the typical rectangular floor plan for an L-shaped layout
Ren Horse
Red House
Red Head
Red Hearse
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Published by Fust and Schoeffer, has a 30.5 by 43.2 cm page size & 1st book to bear Printers Trademark, red and blue ink
Psalter in Latin
42-line Bible
Illuminated Manuscripts
Once again, the Book from Shrek
16
Spanish design sense where a massive research project was conducted, bringing together texts from multiple languages
Rosetta Stone
Gutenberg Bible
Polyglot Bible
Book of Pslames
17
Created Caslon Old Style (w/Italic), described as 'legible' and 'friendly to the eye', Grandfather of Industrial Rev.
Geoffroy Tory
William Morris
William Caslon
Aldus Manutius
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Erhard Reuwich was the first __ to be identified as such
Designer
Printer
Typographer
Illustrator
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A loyal friend of Martin Luther and helped promote his ideologies through typography
Lucas Cranach the Elder
Peter Schoeffer
Johann Gutenberg
Albrecht Durer
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The arts and crafts movement followed the ideas of this person
William Morris
John Ruskin
Art Nouveau
Joesph Niepce
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published the 1st prototype pocketbook: Vergils 'Opera' where 1st italic font was used
William Morris
Francesco Griffo
Martin Luther
Aldus Manutius
22
Seized the Guntenberg Bible
Johann Fust
Ernhard Ratdolt
Gutenberg Himself
Peter Schoeffer
23
During the Renaissance, Bookmakers began using these, to distinguish their location and status
Watermarks
Credits
Trademarks
Sponsor logos
24
The connecting curves that unify the serif with the main stroke of the letter
Headpiece
Bracketing
x-height
Tailpiece
25
The book "Tueurdank" has a blackletter type face called __
Daguerreotype
Fraktur
Ukiyo-e
Calotype
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Using this typeface outside of the French Royal Printing Office was considered a capital offense
Romain du Roi
Modern
Times New Roman
Railway Type
27
Introduced in 1839, this style of photography was known for being crisp and clear
Illustration
Color
Contrast
Daguerreotype
28
German Theologian professor & pastor, began the protestant reformation with his '95 theses'
Gunther Zainer
Matin Luther
Lucas Cranach
Anton Koberger
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These were the first known block prints with a communication function
Confesstional Cards of Jesus
Devotinoal Prints of Saints
Monestary Trading Cards
Prayer Posters of Monks
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His '95-Thesis' spread word of the protestant movement through Europe due to innovations in printing
Martin Luther King Jr
Eric Gill
William Morris
Martin Luther
31
Who apprenticed as a goldsmith, created the 1st typographic book: the 42-line bible, made the two-part type mold?
Andreas Dritzehen
Conrand Saspach
Laurens Janszoon Coster
Johann Gutenberg
32
Created a standardization of type with his published book of type measurements, planned a 4-Vol. Typography Manual
Gustav Klimt
Frederick le Jeune
Fournier le Jeune
James le Watt
33
The Vienna secession's __, allowed for designers to explore with text and illustration, pushing the design world forward
Art Nouveau
Trademarks
Red House
Ver Sacrum
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Earliest copperplate engraver, Skilled artist, no known public name
King of Copper Plates
Master of Illusion
Ruler of Typography
Master of Playing Cards
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Identifed as 1st Illustrator for Peregrinationes in Montem Syon, introduced crosshatch to future volumes
Erhard Ruewich
Master of Playing Cards
Gunther Zainer
Peter Schoeffer
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Graphic Artist, developed French Renaissance school of book design & illustration, engraved woodblocks for printers
Gunther Zainer
Geoffroy Tory
Anton Koberger
William Morris
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Unidentified artist who created the earliest known copperplate engravings, features birds, flowers, animals, & wild men
Master of Playing Cards
Master of Poker Cards
Master of Copper Cards
Master of Inscription Cards
38
Printed the Calendarium, innovated the woodcut boarders and initials for design elements
Anton Koberger
Ernhard Ratdolt
William Morris
Fransesco Griffo
39
Lower case letters & Upper case letters
Type Family / Sans Serif
Headpiece / Tailpiece
Minuscule / Majuscule
Slab Serif / Sans Serif
40
Aldine Press staff, made Roman type more authentic than Jenson's design known today as Bembo.
Anton Koberger
Francesco Griffo
Aldus Manutius
Geoffroy Tory
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Catalan's Art Nouveau
Japonisme
Art Nouveau
Modernisme
Ver Sacrum
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An ornamental desing at the top of a page
Fat Face
Tailpiece
Headpiece
Linotype
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Worked for Aldus Manutius and created the 1st Italic font
Francesco Griffo
William Caslon
Geoffroy Troy
John Ruskin
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Geoffroy Tory used this technique on his series of intials
Crible Technique
Fraktur
Curvilinear
Serif
45
Philosophy of human dignity&worth defining man capable of using reasoning & scientific inquiry to understand world&self
Biology
Psychology
Renaissance
Humanism
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First to be identified as an illustrator, used cross hatching, and made foldout illustrations.
Erhard Reuwich
Johann Gutenberg
Johann Fust
Anton Koberger
47
His work a symbol of women's liberation, his innovations of the art poster
Jules Cheret
Friedrich Koenig
Jacques Daguerre
Vincent Figgins
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Germany's most esteemed printer, staffed over 100 craftsmen and 24 presses, published large books, Nuremburg Chronicles
Albrecht Durer
Anton Koberger
Martin Luther
Gunther Zainer
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A colored pitcture printed by lithography
Calotype
Daguerreotype
Chromolithography
Mona Lisa
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The key to gutenberg's invention was the __, used for casting individual letter.
Type Mold
Movable type
Woodblock
Broadface
51
One of the greatest typeface designers who made type extremely legible
Eric GIll
William Morris
Nicolas Jenson
Ernhard Ratdolt
52
the period of time that transistioned the medieval world to the mordern world
Renaissance
Humanism
Incunabula
Art Noveau
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A visual identifier for a typeface with grossly exaggerated line widths/weights
Fat Face
Calotype
Blackletter Type
Baskerville Type
54
Frank Lloyd Wright rejected what and embraced rectilinear in his printed graphic designs?
Curvilinear
Geometical
Linotype
Lithography
55
Illustrated books with woodblock prints, some with gutenbergs woodblocks to make 1st edition of Der Ackerman aus Bohmen
Pope Leo X
Albrecht Pfister
Johann Zainer
Gunther Zainer
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The late 19th century Western mania for all things Japanese
Kawaii Culture
Culture Migration
Ukiyo-e
Japonisme
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Contained by, consisting of, or moving in a straight line or line(s)
Rectilinear
Curvilinear
Walkoline
Geolinear
58
Antoni Gaudi's work is an example of which art style?
Crible Technique
Transitional
Modern Art
Art Nouveau
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A photograph in which negatives were made using paper coated with silver iodide
Lithograph
Chromolithography
Calotype
Daguerreotype
60
Pictires of the floating world, defines an art movement of Japan's Tokugawa period
Studio Ghibli
Ukiyo-e
Japonisme
Castle In the Sky
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Italian Renaissance Humanist & Scholar, established press in Venice, printed intro to Greek grammar & Hypnerotomachia +
Eric Gill
Erhard Ratdolt
Aldus Manutius
Francesco da Bologna
62
Made by Ernhard Ratdolt, showed solar and lunar eclipses, had ornamental title page, 1st book to print multiple colors
The WHOLE book of Psalmes
Illuminated Manuscripts
Calendarium
Gutenberg Bible
63
Frank Pick designed this sans serif typeface for the london underground (In 1890)
Times New Roman
Railway Type
Romain du Roi
Gill Sans
64
Lasted 400 years, drained the creators financial resources and eventually created the 1st typographic book
Typography
Gutenberg System
Type Writer
Crible Technique
65
An ornamental design at the bottom of the page
Trademark
Watermark
Tailpiece
Fat Face
66
Ottmar Mergenthaler invented this machine, which could create an entire line of type
Lithography
Linotpye
Type Mold
Rowatype
67
A Chinese relief painting
Exemplar
Xylography
Incunabula
Hangul
68
He introduced the first photographic image
John Ruskin
Jules Cheret
William Morris
Joesph Niepce
69
Alphabet that combined Roman capitals with rounded Coraline minuscules
Parallel Alphabet
Triple Alphabet
Bi-Type Alphabet
Double Alphabet
70
the official magazine of the Vienna secession
Ver Sacrum
Vogue
Teuerdank
Gutenberg's System
71
Handmade model layouts and manuscript texts used as guides for woodcuts
Exemplar
Woodblock
Figurines
Codex
72
The 1st book with a printers trademark, made by Fust and Schoeffer publication
Psalter in Latin
Psalter in French
Psalter in Greek
Psalter in English
73
A single leaf of paper printed on both sides is frequently called what?
Crible Technique
Dual sheet
Trademark
Broadsheets
74
Jenson made type extermely legible when he adjusted the __, creating more space between letters
Digging
Spacing
Leading
Kerning
75
He established the art decorating firm of __ & CO.
Jules Cheret
William Morris
Johann Gutenbery
Francesco Griffo
76
Germany's most esteemed printer, 3 great books: 1941 Schatzberhalter, a religious thesis, and an illustration book
Michael Wolgemuth
George Alt
Johann Zainer
Anton Koberger
77
translates to 'New Art'
Exemplar
Ukiyo-e
Art Nouveau
Japanisme
78
Known as one of the greatest typeface designers of all time, made type extremely legible
Nicolas Jenson
Bodoni
John Baskerville
William Morris
79
Posted his 95-Theses on Church door, printed using broadsides and tracts, became frineds with Lucas Cranach the Elder
Anton Koberger
Hans Baldung Grien
Martin Luther
Pope Leo X
80
Had a press in Augsburg, illustrated book with Gothic type, introduced greater tonal range to pages
Johann Zainer
Peter Schoeffer
Gunther Zainer
Erhard Reuwich
81
This is a planographic printmaking process which is based on the principle that oil and water do not mix
Linotype
Curvilinear
Lithography
Ink Bloting
82
created the 1st typographic book in english, established the 1st typographic press in england
Arnold Pannartz
Conrad Sweyneym
William Caxton
Martin Luther
83
Koberger's Godson, created famous 'The Apocalypse' and 'Rhinoceros' broadside image
William Morris
Albrecht Durer
Peter Schoeffer
Erhard Reuwich
84
Who created a standarization of type? Like the Type/Font Family?
Ernhard Ratdolt
Francesco Griffo
Fournier le Jeune
William Caslon
85
This term defines an art movement of Japan's Tokugawa period and includes paintings, books, and prints
Ukiyo-e
Chaiku-wen
Calligraphy
Hangul
86
Who loaned 800 guilders to Gutenberg, sued him for everything, partnered with his assistant, was accused of witchcraft.
Master of Playing Cards
Peter Schoeffer
Johann Fust
Johannes Knabensberg
87
Printing with independent, movable, reusable bits
Woodblock Type
Movable Type
Gutenberg Press
Typography
88
Used to distinguish location and status and for record of authorhsip
Name in big letters
Copywrite
Fat Face
Trademark
89
worked for Aldus Manutius and invented italic font
Francessco Griffo
William Morris
Peter Schoeffer
Gunther Zainer
90
Which Dutchman explored the concept of movable type by cutting letters/words from woodblocks to reuse?
Laurens Janszoon Coster
Procopius Waldfoghel
Dritzehen
Conrad Saspach
91
Translucent emblem made by pressure from raised design on a mold
Broadsheet
Sponsor Logo
Trademark
Watermark
92
What downside did the Industrial revolution cause?
Too many trees cut down
Wasted furniture
The rise of house flipping
Delice in quality of goods
93
As the inventor of the steam engine, he started the industrial revolution.
Fournier le Jeune
James Watt
Peter Schoeffer
Johann Gutenberg
94
Thick, block-like serifs
Slab Serif
Fat Face
Calotype
Serif Font
95
Baskerville is a __ typeface
Modern
Postmodern
Transitional
Traditional
96
Who explored the concept of movable type and cut letters out from wood blocks to re-use?
Laurens Janszoon Coster
William Caslon
John Baserville
Bodoni
97
The Arts and Crafts movement followed the ideas of who?
Griffo
Bodoni
William Morris
John Ruskin
98
A visual identifier for a typeface with grossly exaggerated line width & weights
Serif
Fat Face
Sans Serif
Majuscule
99
Bodoni revolutionized typography with his manual of type, which featured a __ typeface.
Transitional
Sans Serif
Serif
Modern
100
With 4 color rotary printing (in 1892), we could now print colors__ rather than__
Parallel / Interjecting
Transitionaly / Modernly
Simultaneously / Seperately
Complimentary / Analogous