Top Mark Questions and Correct Verified Answers
Art History U5 Test Questions and
Correct Verified Answers
List at least three basic characteristics of Rococo art.
✓ whimsical; softer; more feminine
________ was a gathering of literary, artistic, and political figures in a fashionable
household during the 17th- 20th centuries.
✓ salon
How did Watteau's portraits compare to portraits done in the Baroque style?
✓ They have a lighter feel.
How did Boucher portray Madame de Pompadour?
✓ Playfully
________ combined Watteau's style and Boucher's style in his art.
✓ Fragonard
What realms did the aristocracy make a surge into after 1715?
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, Top Mark Questions and Correct Verified Answers
✓ societal; political
The __________ of the time set the stage for a new, softer, more feminine style that
was appropriately called ____________
✓ architecture; Rococo
____________ were holding higher positions politically.
✓ Women
The ________ in the panels of the walls were more fluid than earlier art, and the
influence of the ________ shape with the curving sprays gives off a very lighthearted
feel.
✓ lines; shell
During the 18th century, Paris was the _______ capital.
✓ social
Boucher added a sense of _________ and _______________ to his portraits.
✓ sensuality; playfulness
The techniques of Watteau and Boucher were combined in the art of ______.
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, Top Mark Questions and Correct Verified Answers
✓ Fragonard
During this era, ______ shows an unparalleled use of color.
✓ Watteau
The famous and powerful mistress of Louis XV, ______, took Boucher as her painter and
commissioned several pieces from him.
✓ Madame de Pompadour
____ was known not only for his portraits, but he was also famous for his use of
symbolism and allegories.
✓ Boucher
Madame de Pompadour
✓ Name of Painting
Boucher
✓ Name of Artist
What is remarkable about Madame de Pompadour?
Top Mark !!!
Art History U5 Test Questions and
Correct Verified Answers
List at least three basic characteristics of Rococo art.
✓ whimsical; softer; more feminine
________ was a gathering of literary, artistic, and political figures in a fashionable
household during the 17th- 20th centuries.
✓ salon
How did Watteau's portraits compare to portraits done in the Baroque style?
✓ They have a lighter feel.
How did Boucher portray Madame de Pompadour?
✓ Playfully
________ combined Watteau's style and Boucher's style in his art.
✓ Fragonard
What realms did the aristocracy make a surge into after 1715?
Top Mark !!!
, Top Mark Questions and Correct Verified Answers
✓ societal; political
The __________ of the time set the stage for a new, softer, more feminine style that
was appropriately called ____________
✓ architecture; Rococo
____________ were holding higher positions politically.
✓ Women
The ________ in the panels of the walls were more fluid than earlier art, and the
influence of the ________ shape with the curving sprays gives off a very lighthearted
feel.
✓ lines; shell
During the 18th century, Paris was the _______ capital.
✓ social
Boucher added a sense of _________ and _______________ to his portraits.
✓ sensuality; playfulness
The techniques of Watteau and Boucher were combined in the art of ______.
Top Mark !!!
, Top Mark Questions and Correct Verified Answers
✓ Fragonard
During this era, ______ shows an unparalleled use of color.
✓ Watteau
The famous and powerful mistress of Louis XV, ______, took Boucher as her painter and
commissioned several pieces from him.
✓ Madame de Pompadour
____ was known not only for his portraits, but he was also famous for his use of
symbolism and allegories.
✓ Boucher
Madame de Pompadour
✓ Name of Painting
Boucher
✓ Name of Artist
What is remarkable about Madame de Pompadour?
Top Mark !!!
