FSU ART210 2020 September Quiz 11 Latest

ART210 Survey of Art

Quiz 11

Question 1The Enlightenment valued faith and liberty over reason.

  True

  False

Question 2Rococo architecture, such as Johann Balthasar Neumann’s Basilica of Vierzehnheiligen, preferred:

  simplicity

  none of the other answers

  rich dark wood

  to let the color of the raw materials remain

  pastels, white, and gold

Question 3Jacques-Louis David’s painting The Oath of the Horatii is about:

  the swearing-in of Ignatius Horatius

  the sacrifices of an ancient Roman family

  none of the other answers

  the Trojans preparing for the Battle of Troy

  the Spanish rebels who fought Napoleon’s army

Question 4Jacques-Louis David’s The Oath of the Horatii was considered a historic painting within the Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture’s hierarchy of genres.

  True

  False

Question 5William Blake avoided imagery that addressed colonialism and the slave trade.

  True

  False

Question 6In Eugène Delacroix’s Liberty Leading the People, Liberty is ________.

  a real woman who led the uprising

  a symbol of freedom

  none of the other answers

  the painter’s wife

  a Roman goddess

Question 7Which of the following are qualities of most Impressionist artists and their paintings?

  they evoked the sensations of everyday life

  all of the other answers

  they rejected the traditional values of the Academy

  they painted outdoors and captured natural light

  their brushstrokes were visible and paintings appeared unfinished

Question 8The work of which Impressionist, shown in the first Impressionist exhibition, gave the group its name?

  Mary Cassatt

  August Renoir

  Edgar Degas

  Claude Monet

  Berthe Morisot

Question 9Which artist is famous for painting waterlilies?

  August Renoir

  Vincent van Gogh

  none of the other answers

  Claude Monet

  Edgar Degas

Question 10Edgar Degas was fascinated by observing ballet dancers, both in practice and during performances.

  True

  False

Question 11Vincent van Gogh used thick swirls of paint in his work Starry Night. This technique is called ________.

  atmospheric painting

  intaglio

  symbolism

  impasto

  chiaroscuro

Question 12Art Nouveau is a style that emphasizes decorative patterns and organic forms.

  True

  False

Question 13Artwork in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries can be _____.

  experimental

  abstract

  representational

  non-objective

  all of the other answers

Question 14Picasso was influenced by art objects from ________ in his creation of Les Demoiselles d’Avignon.

  Australia

  New York

  Africa

  Austria

  India  

Question 15Grant Wood’s American Gothic is ________.

  lifesize, to fool the viewer into thinking he or she is looking at reality

  meant to reflect the American values of individuality, morality, and hard work

  so big that the viewer has to walk around it to take it all in

  intended to make fun of small-town America

  so small it has to be looked at with a microscope

Question 16Artworks in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries can ________.

  consist of abstract objects

  draw inspiration from traditional culture

  draw inspiration from popular culture

  all of the other answers

  consist of recognizable objects

Question 17Marcel Duchamp’s Fountain is an example of ________.

  an automatic drawing

  a photomontage

  a collage

  a silkscreen print

  a readymade

Question 18Which earlier form of artwork is directly referenced in Fountain (After Marcel Duchamp: A.P.)?

  none of the other answers

  a kinetic sculpture

  a performance

  a functional piece of pottery

  a readymade

Question 19Conceptual art emphasizes ________.

  how many theories an artwork can reference

  the ideas behind the artwork over its realization

  what is actually there over what we know to be there

  the way the final artwork looks and exists in the world

  all of the other answers

Question 20Match the term with its definition:

a rough preliminary version of a work or part of a work

sketch

usually an expensive limited edition book, often using specialized printing processes

artist’s book

a portrait or figure represented in outline and solidly colored in

silhouette

an everyday object presented as a work of art

readymade

a drastic difference between such elements as color or value when they are presented together

contrast