Chapter 16-21 Test Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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Who painted Rain, Steam & Speed?

A

JMW Turner

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In what painting did Goya depict a god eating his sons?

A

Saturn Devouring His Sons

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3
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Name 2 well-known Romantic landscape painters.

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JMW Turner and Caspar David Friedrich

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4
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Who presented the process antithesis/thesis/synthesis?

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Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

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5
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Fidelio is a major work by whom?

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Beethoven

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What does Fantastic Symphony describe?

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Hallucinatory tale of artist’s opium-induced visions of lost love

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7
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What was the Medusa?

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French shipwreck -> Géricault’s The Raft of Medusa (painting)

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8
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What did Daguerre invent?

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Daguerreotype (early photography)

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9
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What did Goya & Beethoven have in common?

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Both went deaf

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10
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“The grocer who just won the lottery” refers to what painting? Who is the artist for this painting?

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The Third-Class Carriage by Honoré Daumier

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Who was one of the first painters to create forms with color?

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Eugéne Delacroix

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12
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His painting Impression: Sunrise gave a revolutionary art style its name

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Monet

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In place of nature, this “Father of Modern Art” looked for order and emphasized shape and color to make his paintings as “solid and durable” as Old Masters’.

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Cézanne

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14
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Made two-dimensional impressionistic effects three-dimensional.

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Rodin (sculpture)

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15
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In Mont Saint-Victoire, he/she creates a method that would inspire future Cubists.

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Cézanne

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16
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Outraged the Paris Salon and public with Luncheon on the Grass.

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Édouard Manet

17
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Created exotic, flamboyant paintings of primitive and tropical subjects.

18
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His sculptures were considered impressionistic and recalled characters from Dante’s Inferno.

19
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In his Water Lilies, we see the height of the impressionistic style.

20
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The plight of marriage is demonstrated in his/her “The Doll’s House.”

21
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Forerunner of expressionism, he applies paints thickly in arbitrary colors in works such as The Night Café.

A

Vincent van Gogh

22
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Irony of situation epitomizes “The Story of an Hour” by this author.

23
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Who painted Dr. Gachet with the “heartbroken expression of our times”?

24
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What play slams the door on traditional, socially accepted, loveless marriage and why?

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A Doll’s House by Ibsen -> Nora leaves husband to find independence and identity

25
How does “Story of an Hour” question the institutions of marriage?
Woman briefly feels joy @ husband’s death (marriage can be oppressive)
26
In contrast to Monet, what was Renoir primarily concerned with? (list 2)
Human figures, warmth of social interaction
27
Which artist best demonstrates the “terrible passions of mankind”?
Goya
28
Identify Freud’s divisions of the mind.
Id, Ego, Superego
29
In ____________, Paul Klee uses floating shapes and brilliant colors to evoke a dreamlike world
Around the Fish
30
Name 2 surrealist artists.
Salvador Dalí, René Magritte
31
The artistic movement called ___________ was a nonsense word of disputed origin.
Dada
32
What artistic movement did Freud help found?
Surrealism (psychoanalytic theory)
33
Who painted Inventions of Monsters?
Dalí
34
Who wrote The Interpretation of Dreams?
Freud