Exam 2

Question 1

Answer 1

Paul Revere Engraving,

Boston Massacre, 1770

Question 2

Answer 2

Antonio Canova (copy after) George Washigon, 1975, Raleigh, NC, Old North Carolina State House.

Question 3

Answer 3

Antonio Canova, George Washington, c. 1816-17. model/study

Question 4

Answer 4

Jean-Antoine Houdon,

George Washington in Virginia State Capitol, 1778.

This is the only sculpted portrait for which Washington sat. It is 6’1” high.

Question 5

Answer 5

Thomas Sully, Passage of the Delaware, 1819

Question 6

Answer 6

Charles Wilson Peale, George Washington at Princeton, 1779.

Commissioned by Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania for council chamber in Independence Hall, Philadelphia

Question 7

Answer 7

Noel La Mire, Portrait of Washington, c. 1785

“Beware that the commonwealth is not harmed”

Injunction given to emperor when invested with supreme authority

Question 8

Answer 8

Gilbert Stuart, Lansdowne portrait of George Washington, 1796

Commissioned by Senator William Bingham of Pennsylvania for William Petty, Marquess of Lansdowne, who was an American sympathizer.

Question 9

Answer 9

Anonymous, The Constitution of England, 1774

Question 10

Answer 10

Anonymous, The Yankee Doodle Intrenchments near Boston, 1776

Question 11

Answer 11

John Dixon, The Oracle, 1774

Question 12

Answer 12

Anonymous, The Tea-Tax Tempest, or Old Time with his Magick Lanthern, 1783

Question 13

Answer 13

Jean Suau, France Offering Liberty to America, 1784

Question 14

Answer 14

J.B.A. Gautier-Dagoty, Louis XV presenting the portrait of Marie Antoinette to the Dauphin in April 1770 in the presence of Mesdames, the Comtes de Provence and d’Artois, Mesdames Clotilde and Elisabeth as a child.

Question 15

Answer 15

Joseph Ducreux, Portrait of Marie-Antoinette, copy of portrait made in 1769 in Vienne (pastel, about 1770)

Question 16

Answer 16

Louis Brun, [one of] two portraits of Marie-Antoinette at the Hunt,c. 1783

Question 17

Answer 17

Louis Brun, [one of] two portraits of Marie-Antoinette at the Hunt,c. 1783

Question 18

Answer 18

Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun, Portrait of Marie Antoinette, 1778

Question 19

Answer 19

A.F. Callet, Portrait of Louis XVI, 1779

Question 20

Answer 20

E.A. Giblin, Marie-Antoinette giving the Dauphin to France, 1781

Question 21

Answer 21

Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun, Marie Antoinette en chemise, 1783

Question 22

Answer 22

Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun, Marie Antoinette with a Rose, 1783

Question 23

Answer 23

Richard Mique, Hameau at Versailles, 1773-74

Question 24

Answer 24

Francois Dumont, Marie-Antoinette and her Children, 1790

Question 25

Answer 25

Portrait of Marie-Antoinette in the Temple by Comtesse de Brehan, 1795

Question 26

Answer 26

Jacques-Louis David, Marie-Antoinette going to the her execution

Question 27

Answer 27

Iscariot the Giant, Aristocrat, c. 1790

Question 28

Answer 28

Harpy of 1784

Question 29

Answer 29

The Two Add up to One, caricature of Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette after the flight to Varennes in 1791.

Question 30

Answer 30

Engravings of Marie-Antoinette from 1793

Question 31

Answer 31

Antoine-Jean Gros, The Republic, 1794

Question 32

Answer 32

Jean Duplessis-Bertaux Independence of the United States, 1786

Question 33

Answer 33

Jean-François Janiert, after Jean Guillaume Moitte, Liberty, 1792

Question 34

Answer 34

Philibert-Louis Debucourt, Republican Calendar, 1794

Question 35

Answer 35

Jacques Germain Soufflot, Panthéon, originally a church dedicated to the patron of Paris, Ste Geneviève.

Question 36

Answer 36

Moitte’s original pediment for the Pantheon

Question 37

Answer 37

Pierre Julien, Poussin, 1785

Question 38

Answer 38

Pierre Julien, La Fontaine (right), 1785

Question 39

Answer 39

M. Clodion, Montesquieu. 1783

Question 40

Answer 40

J.J. Caffiere, Molière 1787

Question 41

Answer 41

J.B. Pigalle, Voltaire, 1776

Question 42

Answer 42

J.L. David, Andormache Bewailing Hector, 1783

Question 43

Answer 43

J.L. David, Oath of the Tennis Court, 1792

Question 44

Answer 44

J.L. David, Sketch for Lepeltier, 1793

Question 45

Answer 45

J.L David, Death of Bara, 1794

Question 46

Answer 46

Print of Death of Louis XVI

Question 47

Answer 47

Revolutionary print remade into royalist propaganda

Question 48

Answer 48

Charles Benazech, The Farewell of Louis XVI to his Family, 1793

Question 49

Answer 49

Daniel Chodowiecki, The Farewell of Jean Calas to his Family., c. 1760-65

Question 50

Answer 50

Triumph of Marat: In Hell, 1793

Question 51

Answer 51

Triumph of Marat: In the Pantheon, 1793

Question 52

Answer 52

J.L. David, The Death of Marat, 1793

Question 53

Answer 53

François-Marie-Isidore Quéverdo, Marie Anne Charlotte Corday, 1793

Question 54

Answer 54

J.J. Hauer, Charlotte Corday, 1793 Taken from life after her condemnation to death by the revolutionary tribunal of 17 July 1793 and just before being re-dressed in the red costume of patricide prior to her departure for the scaffold.

Question 55

Answer 55

Edvard Munch, The Death of Marat, 1907

Question 56

Answer 56

Federal and National Oath said on the Champ de Mars, July 14, 1790

Question 57

Answer 57

Anonymous, Oath of Lafayette at the Fete of Federation, 1790

Question 58

Answer 58

Watteau de Lille, Fête de la Fédération, 1790

Question 59

Answer 59

Sans-culottes Dance Around a Liberty Tree

Question 60

Answer 60

P.A. Demachy, An Execution at the Place de la Revolution, 1792

Question 61

Answer 61

P.A. Demachy, Fete to the Supreme Being, c. 1795 (Champs de Mars)