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Question 1

neoclassicism in architecture

Answer 1

white house

Question 2

neoclassicism in Philippines architecture

Answer 2

manila city hall

Question 3

a style of decorative art,architecture,and design
prominent in western Europe and the US from about 1890
until World War I and characterized by intricate linear
designs and flowing curves based on hatural forms.
It is also called style moderne,a movement in the
decorative arts and architecture that originated in the
1920s and developed into a major style in western Europe
and the United States during the 1930s.It is characterized
by simple,clean shapes,often with a “streamlined”look
ornament that is geometric or stylized from
representational forms;and unusually varied,often
expensive materials.

Answer 3

art nouveau

Question 4

art nouveau in Philippines architecture

Answer 4

uy chaco building

Question 5

Brightest name in Philippine Painting after juan luna leading master of genre women working in rice fields

Answer 5

Fabian dela rosa

Question 6

1st awarde of national artists
planting rice

Answer 6

Fernando amorsolo

Question 7

National artists for sculpture
oblation

Answer 7

Guillermo Tolentino

Question 8

movement presented a
challenge to traditions of fine art
by including imagery from popular
and mass culture, such as
advertising, comic books and
mundane mass-produced objects

Answer 8

pop art

Question 9

style or technique (as in music,
literature, or design) that is
characterized by extreme
spareness and simplicity.
artworks composed of simple
geometric shapes based on the
square and the rectangle.

Answer 9

minimalism

Question 10

aesthetic characterized by
excess and abundance, serving
as a reaction against minimalism

Answer 10

maximalism

Question 11

aesthetic characterized by
excess and abundance, serving
as a reaction against minimalism

Answer 11

abstraction

Question 13

artistic style in which the artist
seeks to depict not objective reality
but rather the subjective emotions
and responses that objects and
events arouse within a person. The
artist accomplishes this aim through
distortion, exaggeration,
primitivism, and fantasy and through
the vivid, jarring, violent, or dynamic
application of formal elements.

Answer 13

expressionism

Question 14

used to describe artwork located
in three-dimensional interior
space as the word “install” means
putting something inside of
something else.

Answer 14

installation art

Question 15

is a subgenre of
realism that seeks to portray the
lives of the working class and
their everyday issues. Social
realism as a literary movement
emerged in the late 19th and early
20th centuries as a response to
the social and economic
inequalities brought about by
industrialization and urbanization

Answer 15

social realism