Deck 5: Art

Question 1

Find the matching number from among the choices listed at bottom. You may use choices more than once, and be aware that there are more choices than you will use.
1. Berthe Morisot
2. chiaroscuro
3. Laocoon
4. Cubism
5. Asian art
6. Impressionism
7. performance
8. Donatello
9. Euclid
10. The Starry Night
11. Aristotle
12. Salvador Dali
13. Claude Monet
14. Claes Oldenburg
15. Pietà
16. Bayeux tapestry
17. Christo
18. Edouard Manet
19. Pablo Picasso
20. perspective
21. Rembrandt
___ commissioned to paint mural for a World's Fair

Answer 1

19

Question 2

Find the matching number from among the choices listed at bottom. You may use choices more than once, and be aware that there are more choices than you will use.
1. Berthe Morisot
2. chiaroscuro
3. Laocoon
4. Cubism
5. Asian art
6. Impressionism
7. performance
8. Donatello
9. Euclid
10. The Starry Night
11. Aristotle
12. Salvador Dali
13. Claude Monet
14. Claes Oldenburg
15. Pietà
16. Bayeux tapestry
17. Christo
18. Edouard Manet
19. Pablo Picasso
20. perspective
21. Rembrandt
___ clothed men and nude woman on a picnic

Answer 2

18

Question 3

Find the matching number from among the choices listed at bottom. You may use choices more than once, and be aware that there are more choices than you will use.
1. Berthe Morisot
2. chiaroscuro
3. Laocoon
4. Cubism
5. Asian art
6. Impressionism
7. performance
8. Donatello
9. Euclid
10. The Starry Night
11. Aristotle
12. Salvador Dali
13. Claude Monet
14. Claes Oldenburg
15. Pietà
16. Bayeux tapestry
17. Christo
18. Edouard Manet
19. Pablo Picasso
20. perspective
21. Rembrandt
___ the representation of objects as they appear to natural vision

Answer 3

20

Question 4

Find the matching number from among the choices listed at bottom. You may use choices more than once, and be aware that there are more choices than you will use.
1. Berthe Morisot
2. chiaroscuro
3. Laocoon
4. Cubism
5. Asian art
6. Impressionism
7. performance
8. Donatello
9. Euclid
10. The Starry Night
11. Aristotle
12. Salvador Dali
13. Claude Monet
14. Claes Oldenburg
15. Pietà
16. Bayeux tapestry
17. Christo
18. Edouard Manet
19. Pablo Picasso
20. perspective
21. Rembrandt
___ a teacher of SophonisbaAnguissola

Question 5

Find the matching number from among the choices listed at bottom. You may use choices more than once, and be aware that there are more choices than you will use.
1. Berthe Morisot
2. chiaroscuro
3. Laocoon
4. Cubism
5. Asian art
6. Impressionism
7. performance
8. Donatello
9. Euclid
10. The Starry Night
11. Aristotle
12. Salvador Dali
13. Claude Monet
14. Claes Oldenburg
15. Pietà
16. Bayeux tapestry
17. Christo
18. Edouard Manet
19. Pablo Picasso
20. perspective
21. Rembrandt
___ Vincent van Gogh

Question 6

Find the matching number from among the choices listed at bottom. You may use choices more than once, and be aware that there are more choices than you will use.
1. Berthe Morisot
2. chiaroscuro
3. Laocoon
4. Cubism
5. Asian art
6. Impressionism
7. performance
8. Donatello
9. Euclid
10. The Starry Night
11. Aristotle
12. Salvador Dali
13. Claude Monet
14. Claes Oldenburg
15. Pietà
16. Bayeux tapestry
17. Christo
18. Edouard Manet
19. Pablo Picasso
20. perspective
21. Rembrandt
___ reproduces the real-world interplay of light and shadow

Question 7

____ 5. Michelangelo is believed to have almost never been pleased with his work.

Question 8

____ 3. Giotto ignored perspective in his works.

Question 9

Find the matching number from among the choices listed at bottom. You may use choices more than once, and be aware that there are more choices than you will use.
1. Berthe Morisot
2. chiaroscuro
3. Laocoon
4. Cubism
5. Asian art
6. Impressionism
7. performance
8. Donatello
9. Euclid
10. The Starry Night
11. Aristotle
12. Salvador Dali
13. Claude Monet
14. Claes Oldenburg
15. Pietà
16. Bayeux tapestry
17. Christo
18. Edouard Manet
19. Pablo Picasso
20. perspective
21. Rembrandt
___ famous for capturing a person's character as well as likeness

Question 10

____ 1. Rembrandt shocked the art world by reviving the two-dimensionality of medieval art.

Question 11

Find the matching number from among the choices listed at bottom. You may use choices more than once, and be aware that there are more choices than you will use.
1. Berthe Morisot
2. chiaroscuro
3. Laocoon
4. Cubism
5. Asian art
6. Impressionism
7. performance
8. Donatello
9. Euclid
10. The Starry Night
11. Aristotle
12. Salvador Dali
13. Claude Monet
14. Claes Oldenburg
15. Pietà
16. Bayeux tapestry
17. Christo
18. Edouard Manet
19. Pablo Picasso
20. perspective
21. Rembrandt
___ art meant to be impermanent

Question 12

____ 4. The law of the Golden Section states that dividing something exactly in half presents the most pleasing composition to the eye.

Question 13

Find the matching number from among the choices listed at bottom. You may use choices more than once, and be aware that there are more choices than you will use.
1. Berthe Morisot
2. chiaroscuro
3. Laocoon
4. Cubism
5. Asian art
6. Impressionism
7. performance
8. Donatello
9. Euclid
10. The Starry Night
11. Aristotle
12. Salvador Dali
13. Claude Monet
14. Claes Oldenburg
15. Pietà
16. Bayeux tapestry
17. Christo
18. Edouard Manet
19. Pablo Picasso
20. perspective
21. Rembrandt
___ recognizable objects in dreamlike associations

Question 14

Find the matching number from among the choices listed at bottom. You may use choices more than once, and be aware that there are more choices than you will use.
1. Berthe Morisot
2. chiaroscuro
3. Laocoon
4. Cubism
5. Asian art
6. Impressionism
7. performance
8. Donatello
9. Euclid
10. The Starry Night
11. Aristotle
12. Salvador Dali
13. Claude Monet
14. Claes Oldenburg
15. Pietà
16. Bayeux tapestry
17. Christo
18. Edouard Manet
19. Pablo Picasso
20. perspective
21. Rembrandt
___ major influence on Georgia O'Keeffe

Question 15

Find the matching number from among the choices listed at bottom. You may use choices more than once, and be aware that there are more choices than you will use.
1. Berthe Morisot
2. chiaroscuro
3. Laocoon
4. Cubism
5. Asian art
6. Impressionism
7. performance
8. Donatello
9. Euclid
10. The Starry Night
11. Aristotle
12. Salvador Dali
13. Claude Monet
14. Claes Oldenburg
15. Pietà
16. Bayeux tapestry
17. Christo
18. Edouard Manet
19. Pablo Picasso
20. perspective
21. Rembrandt
___ Mary and Jesus

Question 16

Find the matching number from among the choices listed at bottom. You may use choices more than once, and be aware that there are more choices than you will use.
1. Berthe Morisot
2. chiaroscuro
3. Laocoon
4. Cubism
5. Asian art
6. Impressionism
7. performance
8. Donatello
9. Euclid
10. The Starry Night
11. Aristotle
12. Salvador Dali
13. Claude Monet
14. Claes Oldenburg
15. Pietà
16. Bayeux tapestry
17. Christo
18. Edouard Manet
19. Pablo Picasso
20. perspective
21. Rembrandt
___ Golden Section

Question 17

Find the matching number from among the choices listed at bottom. You may use choices more than once, and be aware that there are more choices than you will use.
1. Berthe Morisot
2. chiaroscuro
3. Laocoon
4. Cubism
5. Asian art
6. Impressionism
7. performance
8. Donatello
9. Euclid
10. The Starry Night
11. Aristotle
12. Salvador Dali
13. Claude Monet
14. Claes Oldenburg
15. Pietà
16. Bayeux tapestry
17. Christo
18. Edouard Manet
19. Pablo Picasso
20. perspective
21. Rembrandt
___ one of his paintings gave Impressionism its name

Question 18

____ 2. Christo designed the innovative concert hall in Miami Beach, Florida.

Question 19

Find the matching number from among the choices listed at bottom. You may use choices more than once, and be aware that there are more choices than you will use.
1. Berthe Morisot
2. chiaroscuro
3. Laocoon
4. Cubism
5. Asian art
6. Impressionism
7. performance
8. Donatello
9. Euclid
10. The Starry Night
11. Aristotle
12. Salvador Dali
13. Claude Monet
14. Claes Oldenburg
15. Pietà
16. Bayeux tapestry
17. Christo
18. Edouard Manet
19. Pablo Picasso
20. perspective
21. Rembrandt
___ medieval artwork

Question 20

Find the matching number from among the choices listed at bottom. You may use choices more than once, and be aware that there are more choices than you will use.
1. Berthe Morisot
2. chiaroscuro
3. Laocoon
4. Cubism
5. Asian art
6. Impressionism
7. performance
8. Donatello
9. Euclid
10. The Starry Night
11. Aristotle
12. Salvador Dali
13. Claude Monet
14. Claes Oldenburg
15. Pietà
16. Bayeux tapestry
17. Christo
18. Edouard Manet
19. Pablo Picasso
20. perspective
21. Rembrandt
___ his Davidinvites an emotional response

Question 21

____ 14. The Renaissance painter Raphael's painting of Virgin Mary and the infant Jesus employs realistic perspective and chiaroscuro.

Question 22

Michelangelo's David is a

A) painting
B) fresco
C) mural
D) tapestry
E) statue

Question 23

The artist whose paintings communicate American loneliness:

A) Hopper
B) Oldenburg
C) O'Keeffe
D) Wright
E) Gehry

Question 24

____ 13. Manet believed that a painting should not imitate the superficial appearance of things.

Question 25

Goya and Picasso have this in common:

A) Both depicted scenes of war's inhumanity.
B) Both were from the Dutch School.
C) Both were Italian.
D) Both were surrealists.
E) Both painted in the sixteenth century.

Question 26

____ 8. Pablo Picasso was obsessed with the circus.

Question 27

Harmony, order, and balance in a work of art are characteristic of

A) subjectivism.
B) the artist's commercial leanings.
C) classicism.
D) post-Impressionism.
E) the works featured in the famous exhibit of 1913 in New York.

Question 28

____ 15. Uelsmann's photography does not strive to imitate reality.

Question 29

All visual art is

A) abstract.
B) imitation.
C) Gothic.
D) expensive.
E) performance

Question 30

____ 12. Frescoes, in which the artist applies paint to wet plaster, were painted on the floors of churches.

Question 31

The artist whose style was strongly influenced by Asian art:

A) Stieglitz
B) Cassatt
C) Hopper
D) O'Keeffe
E) Rembrandt

Question 32

____ 11. Surrealism imitates the world of dreams.

Question 33

____ 7. Renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright's early work created a balance between form, function, and the environment.

Question 34

The building that typifies the classical Greek world is:

A) The Guggenheim.
B) The Louvre.
C) The Sistine Chapel.
D) The Golden Section.
E) The Parthenon.

Question 35

____ 9. Buildings in the Gothic style of the late middle ages were painted black.

Question 36

German bombers, Cubist elements, and a World's Fair are all associated with

A) The Laocoon.
B) Guernica.
C) The Starry Night.
D) a rejected mural by Christo.
E) Goya.

Question 37

The Charioteer illustrates the fact that classical artists

A) made human beings look like gods.
B) approached athletic subjects with considerable humor.
C) could be almost as realistic as Renaissance artists.
D) stole from each other.
E) were skilled at covering up flaws in the marble.

Question 38

Claude Monet and Berthe Morisot had this in common.

A) Impressionism.
B) year of birth.
C) an amorous correspondence.
D) lack of recognition during lifetime.
E) Cubist technique.

Question 39

____ 10. The Steerage is a famous photograph by Alfred Stieglitz.

Question 40

____ 6. The Spanish royal family was so insulted by Goya's portrait of them that he was banished from the country.

Question 41

Kandinsky's work is

A) abstract.
B) symbolic.
C) iconic.
D) Impressionistic.
E) surrealistic.

Question 42

Strong influence on Pablo Picasso:

A) Rembrandt's psychological likenesses
B) Berthe Morisot
C) Asian art
E) African masks

Question 43

Which of the following does not apply to Frank Lloyd Wright?

A) prairie house
B) form, function, and the environment
C) Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain
D) outstanding American architect of the twentieth century
E) born and raised in small town in Wisconsin

Question 44

Technique of making background objects appear smaller, thus achieving the illusion of depth:

A) Impressionism
B) relativism
C) chiaroscuro
D) perspective
E) Cubism

Question 45

Kahlo's painting (see Take a Closer Look) contains elements of

A) chiaroscuro
B) Cubism
C) surrealism
D) creationism
E) public art