Art of the Western World part 4
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| Which of the following works pictured in stokstad would best fit the French academy's definition of a history painting? | Kauffman's Cornelia Pointing to her Children as her Treasures
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| Th most important patron in France in the late seventeenth centrury was | Louis XIV
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| Which of the following is true of landscape painting in the seventeenth century | The best French landscape painters chose to paint classical landscapes.
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| The Pilgrimage to Cythera is | a fete galante by Watteau
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| Rococo architecture is | decortated with garlands and shells
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| William Hogarth | Made oralistic prints that satirized rococo manners
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| A good example of neoclassical architedcture is | Chiswick House
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| David's The Death of Marat shows | a leader of the French Revolution posed like Christ in Michelangelo's pieta'
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| Napoleaon Crossing the Saint-Bernard is an example of | An equestrian portrait of a ruler
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| John Singleton Copley developed the style seen in Mrs. Ezekiel Goldthwait | before he was accepted to study in the British academy
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| The artist who pained the Third of May 1808 is | Goya
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| What does sublime mean? | Frightening but awe inspiring
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| The following statedment is not true about romantic artists | Romantic artists believed that love was the only subject worthy of painting
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| Historicism refers to | the way architechts apply a style from the past to new buildings
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| Constable's landscapes | avoid references to industrialization and urban life.
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| The printmaking process that Daumier used most often was | lithography
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| impressionism is a type of | realism
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| In A Burial at Ornans, Courbet | wanted to make a history painting of the common people
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| American realists, like Eakens, differed from French realists in that | Their work was less politically charged than French realist paintings
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| Gericault's Raft of the "Medusa" is a good example of | romanticism
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| Ingres was the student of | David
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| The coposition of Delacroix's Massacre at Chios can best be described as | X-shaped
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| Le D'ejeuner Sur l'Herbe (The Luncheon on the Grass) is a good example of | Manet's interest in photographix effects and art history
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| How is the influence of Japanese prints seen in Degas's work? | He created space by dividing the floor into diagonal lines that do not recede to a vanishing point.
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| The artist best known for series fo paintings showing the same scene at different times of day is | Monet
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| Mary Cassatt was | An American-born impressionist whose etchings are similar in subject and technique to Japanese prints.
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| The following is not truw of the impressionists | They wanted to convey their support of the working class through their paintings
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| The artist associated with divisionism is | Seurat
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| Cezanne was dissatisfied with which aspect of impressionism | It lacked firm structure and weight.
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| Gauguin's paintings often depict | polynesian scenes painted in large areas of contrasting color.
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| The artist who painted The Starry Night is | Vincent Van Gogh
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| Rodin's Burghers of Calais is best catergorized as | Romantic because of the intense emotions it conveys
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| Who coined the phrase, "Form follows function"? | Louis Sullivan
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