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| What word was first used to describe art that was wild and imaginative during the Mannerist period? |
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| What were Enlightenment values? |
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| scientists\ mathematicians who attempted to unlock secrets of the universe |
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| What was the Romantic Movement in art? |
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| What was the Neoclassical style? |
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| A visual expression of the ideals of the enlightenment |
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| What was David’s painting The Oath of the Horatii about? |
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| Its about a legend in the earl years of the roman public when romans were going to war with the Albans |
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| What is the style and narrative of Goya’s Third of May? |
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| It was about napoleons army, and it was brutal realism and passionate romanticism |
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| What artists of this period rejected the logic and order of Neoclassicism? |
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| What is the message and narrative of J.M.W. Turner’s Slaveship? |
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| England was the center of a strong antislavery movement |
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| Who was the founder of the Hudson River School? |
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| An artist who was not content simply to caricature society but who actively set out to offend it |
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| What is the significance of A Burial at Ornans, by Gustave Courbet? |
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| It had no significance or importance |
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| What was the Salon des Refuses? |
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| Who was Edouard Manet and why is he significant in the history of French painting? |
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| French painter that painted the naked woman in the park, called first example of modern art |
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| What was the subject and style of Claude Monet’s, Impression: Sunrise? |
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| view of french port le havre with sun just visible over horizon |
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| What was Monet attempting to convey in the painting Grainstacks (End of Summer)? |
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| the nature world, a quality of light and atmosphere |
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| What was Pierre-August Renior concerned with even more than the other Impressionists? |
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| human interactions and moods |
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| What artist sued the famous art critic John Ruskin? |
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| What gave the art of Edgar Degas power? |
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| A fusion of ingres line, the solid form and composition of the great renaissance masters |
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| What were the favorite subjects of American Impressionist Mary Cassatt? |
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| woman and children shown in unguarded moments |
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| What method of painting did George Seurat create? |
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| What does the term Ukiyo-e refer to, and what is its significance? |
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| Pictures of the floating world. has to do with japanese |
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| Be familiar with the work of Paul Cezanne and its impact on modern art? |
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| What was the aim of the Expressionists? |
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| making inner feelings visible |
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| group formed by kirchner dedicated to renewal of German art |
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| What French artist did Picasso refer to as the “father of us all”? |
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| What are the style, content, and significance of Picasso’s paintings Les Demoiselles d’ Avingnon and Guernica? |
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| What work was the first Cubist Collage? |
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| les demoiselles d avignon |
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| Who did sculptor Constantin Brancusi apprentice with in France? |
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| What was the Futurist Manifesto? |
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| futurism was credo of those who did not look backand celebratd the age of the machine. |
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| Who were the Dada artists? |
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| What is the significance of Marcel Duchamp’s, Fountain? |
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| Duchamp claimed anything could be art, including a jackstrap cup |
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| What does the term Surrealism mean? |
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| What did Surrealist artist Rene Magritte want to make the viewer conscious of? |
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| limitations of signs, labeling, and language |
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| Who inspired Vasily Kandinsky to further explore color over subject matter? |
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| What is a non-representational picture? |
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| pictures in which lines, shapes, and colors are independent elements and no longer refer to real world |
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| What was Piet Mondrian trying to convey in his painting Broadway Boogie Woogie? |
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| the tones of modern metropolis |
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| Who was the founder of the Bauhaus School in Dessau Germany? |
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| Who was the first non-representational artist? |
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| What was the term used for Jackson Pollock’s style of Abstract Expressionism? |
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| What architect built a glass house for himself? |
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| What did the term “combine” mean to artist Robert Rauschenberg? |
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| Who was the most influential Pop Artist? |
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| What was a Happening, and who founded them? |
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| Founded by claes oldenburg and they were materials and locations used as art |
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| What artist installed a forty-five foot Clothespin in Philadelphia? |
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| high minded and refined art |
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| An art centre or arts center is distinct from an art gallery or art museum |
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| How is Superrealism like Minimalism? |
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| Superrealism was a amovement that recreated in two dimensions the look of photographs and in 3d used casting to achieve the utmost fidelity to reality |
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| Who was the artist Duane Hanson, and what was he all about? |
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| making realistic pieces of art |
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| What style is the painter Anselm Keifer associated with because of his vigorous paint handling and emotion-laden imagery? |
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| What are the chief characteristics of Post-Modernism? |
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| its a movement that prefers improvisation and spontaneity to perfection, instead of one style theres many combined into one |
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