Arts

Question 1

Romantics avoided Neoclassical rationality and went for ______

Answer 1

Emotion and imagination

Question 2

Where did Romanticism begin?

Answer 2

Britain and France

Question 3

Romanticism valued ______ over science and _______ over suppression

Answer 3

Spiritualism and Democracy

Question 4

Romantic painters were inspired by the period’s ______

Answer 4

Literature

Question 5

Romantic painters moved away from ______

Answer 5

Classical Mythology and history

Question 6

Romantic painters moved to _____

Answer 6

Medieval subjects and folklore

Question 7

Romantic painters gave their subjects an atmosphere of _____

Answer 7

Greed, purity, virtue, insanity, solitude, and selflessness

Question 8

Romantic painters were interested in ____ and ____

Answer 8

Mysteries and Transitory

Question 9

Romantic painters’ interests in mysteries and transitory phenomena led them to study ____ and ____

Answer 9

Atmosphere and Light

Question 10

This painting depicted the horrific aftermath of the sinking warship Meduse in 1816.

Answer 10

The raft of the Medusa

Question 11

He painted the famous artwork, “The Raft of the Medusa”

Answer 11

Theodore Gericault

Question 12

This painting was to commemorate the 1830 July Revolution when people fought for their liberty and overthrew King Charles X.

Answer 12

Liberty leading the People

Question 13

He painted the famous artwork, “Liberty Leading the People”

Answer 13

Eugene Delacroix

Question 14

He is famous for his artworks, The Third of May 1808 and Saturn Devouring one of his Children.

Answer 14

Francisco Goya

Question 15

He is famous for his artworks, The Night of Enitharmon and Satan Arousing the Rebellious Angels.

Answer 15

William Blake

Question 16

He is famous for his artworks, Mary Magdalene Grieving over the body of Christ.

Answer 16

Arnold Bocklin

Question 17

He is famous for his artworks, The Great day of His Wrath.

Answer 17

John Martin

Question 18

He is famous for his artworks, Snow Storm: Steamboat off a Harbour’s Mouth and Rain, Steam and Speed — The Great Western Railway.

Answer 18

J.M.W Turner

Question 19

He is famous for his artwork, the Death of Sardanapalus.

Answer 19

Eugene Delacroix

Question 20

Romantic Sculptures featured _____ and _____.

Answer 20

Nude Subjects and Strong Narrative.

Question 21

A famous Sculpture where in it as a Roman girl taken from a contemporary novel at that time about the city of Pompeii.

Answer 21

Nydia, the Blind Flower Girl of Pompeii

Question 22

He created the “Nydia, the Blind Flower Girl of Pompeii”

Answer 22

Randolph Rogers

Question 23

He championed the first type of Romantic Sculpture.

Answer 23

Antoine-Louis Barye

Question 24

Antoine-Louis Barye was known for his _______?

Answer 24

Animal Sculptures

Question 25

He led the second type of the study.

Answer 25

Francois Rude

Question 26

What is Francois Rude’s famous group sculpture?

Answer 26

Departure of the Volunteers

Question 27

Departure of the Volunteers decorates the _____?

Answer 27

Arc De Triomphe

Question 28

It was built to honor the heroes of the Napoleonic and French Revolutionary wars?

Answer 28

Arc De Triomphe

Question 29

Romantic Architects combined ____ elements with the romantic interest in freedom of forms. This is also the main element of Romantic Architecture.

Answer 29

Gothic

Question 30

The first important neo-Gothic Church in France.

Answer 30

Basilica of Sainte-Clotilde

Question 31

He was one of the most respected Neoclassical painters.

Answer 31

Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres

Question 32

His paintings had polished surfaces, sculpted forms, and rigorous contours.

Answer 32

Jacques-Louis David

Question 33

His subject matter was usually based on classical Mythology.

Answer 33

Antonia Canova

Question 34

Canova’s sculpture ____ is a reflection of his taste for idealization.

Answer 34

Perseus

Question 35

He was influential in developing a unified style in architecture and interior design.

Answer 35

Robert Adam