is 1.What a print on which the high areas of a plate are printed called? intaglio lithograph engraving woodcut
2.Where was the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance? Rome Siena Venice Florence
3.Which of the following is a system of showing distance through color, clarity, and value? atmospheric perspective linear perspective mathematical perspective intuitive perspective
4.What does trompe l'oeil mean literally? a day's work a section of plaster fool the eye painted on location
5.When was the High Renaissance? the sixteenth-century 1495 to 1520 1520 to 1600 1401 to 1495
6.What is the word for strong contrasts of light and dark on an object? sfumato chiaroscuro trompe l'oeil grisaille
7.Which was influential in making paintings of female nudes socially acceptable in the sixteenth-century? the decline of Christianity the interest in classical mythology the dress styles of the day a relaxing of moral standards
8.Whose Last Supper was criticized because it was too grandiose, vulgar, and included dogs and foreign soldiers? Tintoretto's
Titian's Leonardo's Veronese's
9.Thomas Jefferson's home at Monticello was most directly influenced by Alberti. Palladio. Michelozzo. Brunelleschi.
10.Mannerism originated in Venice, Italy. Fontainebleau, France. Florence, Italy. Toledo, Spain.
11.Who was the leading German Renaissance artist? Matthias Grnewald Tilman Riemenschneider Hans Holbein the Younger Albrecht Drer
12.It is thought that the word Baroque may come from the word for an irregularly shaped pearl. a watered garden. a dramatic play. exceptionally talented.
13.Which style developed late in the Baroque period from Baroque art and is seen as a refined form of Baroque? Neoclassicism Mannerism Rococo Realism
14.Which artist introduced intense new realism and a dramatic use of light and gesture to Italian Baroque art? Annibale Caracci Giovanni Battista Gaulli Bartolom Estaban Murillo Caravaggio
15.Who was one of Caravaggio's most successful Italian followers? Artemisia Gentileschi Bartolom Esteban Murillo Giovanni Battista Gaulli
Anibale Carracci
16.Which of the following is often considered to one be of the greatest group portraits ever painted? Officers of the Haarlem Militia Company of Saint Adrian, Franz Hals Las Meninas, Velzquez Burial of Count Orgaz, El Greco Captain Franz Banning Cocq Mustering His Company, Rembrandt
17.Which artist is known for his many personal self-portraits? Franz Hals Caravaggio Rembrandt Rubens
18.For which subject is Judith Leyster best known? genre scenes mythological scenes religious subjects portraiture
19.To whom does le Roi Soleil (the Sun King) refer? Phillip IV of Spain
Charles I of England Louis XIV of France Henri IV of France
20.Neoclassicism usually borrows its subject matter from where? contemporary sources Egypt the Fine Arts Greece and Rome
21.Which style is most likely to include the strong subjective feelings of the artist? Romanticism Rococo Realism Neoclassicism
22.Which is the nineteenth-century movement that emphasized descriptive accuracy? Romanticism Rococo Realism Neoclassicism
23.What was the biannual or annual show of the French Academy called? the Royal Pavilion the Paris Exposition the Legion of Honor the Paris Salon
24.Which is the strongest and most obvious influence on Thomas Jefferson's design for his home at Monticello? Bernini French Rococo early American clapboard homes Palladio
25.David's Oath of the Horatii became an emblem for what? the French Revolution the Monarchy Napoleon Paris Commune of 1871
26.Who was the inspirational leader of the Romantic movement after Gricault? Eugne Delacroix Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres Adlade Labille-Guiard Jacques-Louis David
27.Which artist criticized Spanish morals and manners, especially in his Los Caprichos? Diego Velzquez Francisco Goya Ilya Repin Bartolom Estaban Murillo
28.Which best describes the painting of John Constable? turbulent fantastic natural scenery naturalistic scenes of rural stability depicting natural disasters
29.What was Georges Seurat's technique called? impressionism pointillism symbolism synthetism
30.In Toulouse-Lautrec's Jane Avril, which of the following is a particularly strong influence? pointillism synthetism
japonisme passage technique