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Louis Hine smuggled his camera into factories to expose child labor.
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They felt that social values were more important than image when making art.
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| What Pre-Raphelite painting was of many people going down stairs? |
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The Golden Stair by pre-raphaelite Edward Jones shows religious figures going down the stairs in opulent gowns
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| What is the bentwood process and what artist used it? |
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Wood is steamed to make pliable. Michael Thonet made the bentwood Rocking Chair in 1860
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They were factories that made goods for only aristocrats
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| What is the symbol of art nouveau? |
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historical design in places where it does not belong
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Free organic form with lines that are free and swirly
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| What was the Archimedian Screw |
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A device made to move water vertically
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| What is the kelmscott Chaucer |
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A font that was made by william morris at his kelmscott press
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Jefferson adopted it as the official style of the U.S and his house is a neo classist design
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The first industrial style bridge. Made out of cast iron.
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| Who wrote "The Grammar of Ornament" |
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| Who made all of Morris' ideas into works |
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| What pre-raphaelite photographer took the photo of the baby and it's mother? |
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Julia Margaret Cameron. She put vaseline on the lens to make the photo fuzzy.
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| Who illustrated the art nouveau style socialism comic poster? |
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Walter Krane. He liked to use whitespace and he also used flowing lines and hair
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| Kate Greenaway and Beatrix Potter |
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Children's books. Potter did peter rabbit and used whitespace and utilized the gutter of the book
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| What are Golden, Troy and Chaucer |
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Fonts created by William Morris at the Kelmscott Press
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Using the white from the page in art. Before this, the page was colored solid
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Concerned with the beauty of objects
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| Describe the Design of the Aesthetic Movement |
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Clean and minimalistic.Symmetrical. Example:
Charles Voysey's home.
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| Explain the Arts and Crafts Movement |
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Things did not go together. They were each unique and had their own character.
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| What historical Design influenced Art Nouveau |
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| What Famous design uses post and lintle construction? |
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| When did Entrpreneurialism first appear? |
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In the 19th century on posters and primarily food.
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It was an advertisement for egg shapes. It suggested that design should be functional.Henry Van De Velde
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Julia M. Cameron, Lewis Hine, and Jacob Riis
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England designed by AWN Pugin in a Gothic Style
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| What structural design does the firth of fourth bridge use |
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Pots with figures of greek mythology on them
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German promoter of Art Nouveau in paris
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An unifinished cathedral built in Barcelona by Gaudi
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| Who designed the Paris Metro |
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Art Nouveau by Alphonse Muche (Czech) he also did work for sara burhardt
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Barbarian Craft Pursecover
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AWN Pugin's houses of parliament. Originated in paris in the 12th century
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A Chromolithography by Jules Cheret
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FLW compound type prairie design located in Highland Park Chicago
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Used designs to make pattern books
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A very intricate box with spirals circa 2000-1500 BC
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The use of math and art in architecture
Example: The Parthenon
The temple fits into a golden rectangle
Anthropometric scale of man
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| Le Corbusier Modular scale of man |
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red white and blue cartoon type picture
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An art nouveau advertisement with lots of whitespace and swirly lines
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The first way to truly print in color
Ex: Joseph Sattler PAN
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A small ancient carving was held while in pregnancy
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| Who made the 80 blade sportsmans knife on display in the crystal palace? |
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Stonehenge, Newgrange, and Ireland
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Classical Antiquity and the Ancient Past
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Top of ceilings in Gothic Architecture
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Gothic Cathedrals Illuminated Manuscripts and Barbarian Craftwork
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Masaccio, Da Vinci, and Brunelleschi
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| 18th Century Entrepreneurs |
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Chippendale, Wedgewood, and Robert Adam
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Neo-Classical/Gothic Revival/John Ruskin/Henry Cole/Charles Sibthorp/Philip Webb/Pre-Raphaelites/Industrial Revolution/Prince Alber/Queen Victoria/G Engelmann/ A senefelder
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Le Corbusier and Calatrava
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