Art 2313 Final Exam With
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Realism emphasizes - ANSWER true to life presentation
____ believed symbols and dreams were key to understanding a person. -
ANSWER Frued
____ artists were committed to painting the modern world honestly. -
ANSWER Realist
Courbet's A Burial at Ornans was criticized at the Salon for ____. - ANSWER its
disrespect of rules of composition
The first well-known African-American painter was ___ - ANSWER Henry O.
Tanner
The "Decadents" celebrated - ANSWER fin-de-siecle (end of century).
The mid-nineteenth century painter _____ can be seen as an early
commentator on urban alienation - ANSWER Honore Daumier
Manet's Olympia was based on a(n) _____ source - ANSWER classical
renaissance
The Pre-Raphaelites were interested in the _____ function of art - ANSWER
didactic
The Impressionists sought to portray - ANSWER essentials of perspective the
camera can't capture
In contrast to some of the other Impressionist painters, Renoir focused on
, the - ANSWER human figure
While most of the Impressionists were born in France, Mary Cassatt was born
in - ANSWER Pennsylvania
Dejeuner sur L'Herbe was shocking because of - ANSWER prostitution/sex;
male gaze looking right at you
______ said that all forms in nature are geometric shapes - ANSWER Paul
Cezanne
Early photographers _______, which seems problematic today, did not concern
nineteenth century viewers - ANSWER used radiation
Gustave Courbet's Stonebreakers was an explicit political statement because
he - ANSWER used socialist undertones; Heroicized normal people (because
paintings were so large) it painted workers and all laborious unpretty work.
George Seurat developed a distinctive style of painting that he called -
ANSWER divisionism
Monet was fascinated with the subject of the ______ because of the way light
played across its surface. - ANSWER Rouen Cathedral; optical truth
_____ believed modern European civilization was "sick" and spent much of life
living and painting elsewhere. - ANSWER Paul Gauaguin
The ______ movement celebrated speed and technology, and sought to
destroy the past - ANSWER futurism
Skyscrapers could not be built until _____ could be designed - ANSWER
elevators
. The "father" of the modern skyscraper is _______ - ANSWER Louis Sullivan
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Realism emphasizes - ANSWER true to life presentation
____ believed symbols and dreams were key to understanding a person. -
ANSWER Frued
____ artists were committed to painting the modern world honestly. -
ANSWER Realist
Courbet's A Burial at Ornans was criticized at the Salon for ____. - ANSWER its
disrespect of rules of composition
The first well-known African-American painter was ___ - ANSWER Henry O.
Tanner
The "Decadents" celebrated - ANSWER fin-de-siecle (end of century).
The mid-nineteenth century painter _____ can be seen as an early
commentator on urban alienation - ANSWER Honore Daumier
Manet's Olympia was based on a(n) _____ source - ANSWER classical
renaissance
The Pre-Raphaelites were interested in the _____ function of art - ANSWER
didactic
The Impressionists sought to portray - ANSWER essentials of perspective the
camera can't capture
In contrast to some of the other Impressionist painters, Renoir focused on
, the - ANSWER human figure
While most of the Impressionists were born in France, Mary Cassatt was born
in - ANSWER Pennsylvania
Dejeuner sur L'Herbe was shocking because of - ANSWER prostitution/sex;
male gaze looking right at you
______ said that all forms in nature are geometric shapes - ANSWER Paul
Cezanne
Early photographers _______, which seems problematic today, did not concern
nineteenth century viewers - ANSWER used radiation
Gustave Courbet's Stonebreakers was an explicit political statement because
he - ANSWER used socialist undertones; Heroicized normal people (because
paintings were so large) it painted workers and all laborious unpretty work.
George Seurat developed a distinctive style of painting that he called -
ANSWER divisionism
Monet was fascinated with the subject of the ______ because of the way light
played across its surface. - ANSWER Rouen Cathedral; optical truth
_____ believed modern European civilization was "sick" and spent much of life
living and painting elsewhere. - ANSWER Paul Gauaguin
The ______ movement celebrated speed and technology, and sought to
destroy the past - ANSWER futurism
Skyscrapers could not be built until _____ could be designed - ANSWER
elevators
. The "father" of the modern skyscraper is _______ - ANSWER Louis Sullivan
