Design H1
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| The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood rejected the poor industrial manufacture quality of decorative arts and architecture and favored a return to hand-craftsmanship, raising artisans to the status of artists. (T/F) | True
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| William Morris | espoused the philosophy that art should be affordable, hand-made, and that there should be no hierarchy of artistic mediums.
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| Charles Robert Ashbee | English designer and entrepreneur who was a prime mover of the English Arts and Crafts movement and its co-operative structure from the socialism of William Morris
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| The Fledermaus Cabaret in Vienna was designed by _______________. | Josef Hoffmann
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| Statuary, was often used by the architects and designers, Otto Wagner, Josef Hoffmann and Josef Olbrich in their buildings. (T/F) | True
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| Frank Lloyd Wright was influenced by Japanese architecture. (T/F) | True
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| An architectural style that made extensive use of overhanging roofs and an emphasis on horizontality. | Prairie House
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| 1893 Chicago Stock Exchange building | Louis Sullivan
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| Hill House | Charles Rennie Mackintosh
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| Steiner House | Adolf Loos
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| Palais Stoclet | Josef Hoffmann
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| Majolica House | Otto Wagner
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| Which does not belong? Theo Van Doesburg Hans Poelzig J.J. Oud Gerrit Reitveld Piet Mondrian | Hans Poelzig
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| Leading Expressionists included Wassily Kandinsky, George Grosz, Franz Marc, Amadeo Modigliani and Paul Signac (T/F) | False
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| Vladimir Tatlin | "Monument to the Third International"
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| Alexander Rodchenko | Russian photo montage posters
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| El Lissitzky | Russian constructivist architecture and graphics
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| Naum Gabo | Russian Constructivist sculptor
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| Kasimir Malevich | circle and squares (painting)
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| The architect, ____________ a founding member of the Vienna Secession is noted for his iconic building in Vienna known as the Secession Building. | Josef Maria Olbrich
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| "The Embrace" | Gustav Klimt
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| The Postal Savings Bank | Josef Wagner
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| "The Tempest (Bride of the Wind)" | Oskar Kokoschka
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| The Secession Building | Josef Maria Olbrich
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| Chicago Tribune Competition of 1922 | Adolph Loos
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| "Hostile Powers" | Gustav Klimt
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| Identify the style of the Postal Savings Bank | Vienna Secession
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| The Vienna Secessionist movement was a reaction to the Industrial revolution. (T/F) | False
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| Which of the following statements does not belong as part of the group? -a reduction of visual subject matter to the circle and square -Theo van Doesburgh -Piet Mondrian -horizontal and vertical -Broadway Boogie Woogie | a reduction of visual subject matter to the circle and square
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| The Art of Color | Johannes Itten
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| Wiessenhof Siedlung, Stuttgart | Mies Van der Rohe
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| 1,000,000.00 Marks | Herbert Bayer
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| Photograms | Lazlo Moholy-Nagy
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| House am Horn | 1923 Weimar Bauhaus Exhibit
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| Dots were used as a design motif by Peter Behrens and Josef Hoffmann (T/F) | True
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| Bruno Taut | visionary architect
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| Amedeo Modigliani | Expressionist painter
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| Piet Mondrian | De Stijl painter
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| Hannes Meyer | socialist architect/educator
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| Anni Albers | Bauhaus textile designer
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| The Grosse Schauspielhaus by Hans Poelzig in Berlin was an example of ______ design. | Expressionist
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| The circle was a recurrent theme of _______. -Peter Behrens -Oskar Schlemmer -Frank Lloyd Wright -Marianne Brandt -all of the above -none of the above | all of the above
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| _______ was responsible for the weaving workshop at the Bauhaus. | Gunta Stölzl
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| ____________designed the Palais Stoclet in Brussels. | Josef Hoffmann and Gustav Klimt
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| Majolica House with its glass ceiling and floors, and the array of modernistic aluminum interior ventilators standing like iconic pylons in the main banking area was one of the most significant designs of Otto Wagner. (T/F) | False
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| Art Nouveau rejected mass production. (T/F) | False
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| Which of the following individuals designed the Art Nouveau Paris Metro stations? | Hector Guimard
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| Transportation Buiding at the 1893 Chicago Fair | Louis Sullivan
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| Auditorium Building | Dankmar Adler and Louis Sullivan
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| Wainwright Building | first true expression of a skyscraper
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| Reliance Building | Burnham and Root
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| Rookery Building Lobby | Frank Lloyd Wright
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| Monadnack Building, phase one | the last significant Chicago skyscraper built using load-bearing wall construction
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| Carson Pirie Scott | Louis Sullivan
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| the Gage Group | Alternate expressions of steel frame architecture
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| The Bradbury Building | Los Angeles example of the Chicago School
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| The return to the moral values of the Gothic style was championed by the English theorist _____. | John Ruskin
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| William Morris championed the use of machines in mass-producing furniture at reasonable prices. (T/F) | False
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| Silver candle holder | Van de Velde
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| The term "ready mades" is associated with ___________. | Marcel Duchamp
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| Le Modulor was an exhibition designed by Le Corbusier. (T/F) | False
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