Module 6 for Exam 3

Question 1

Lumière Family in the Garden at La Ciotat, c. 1907-15

Answer 1

Lumière Brothers

Uses the new autochrome process, introduced by the Lumière brothers.

Question 2

Still Life, 1912

Answer 2

Laura Gilpin
Uses the new autochrome process.
Painterly, evokes still-like paintings.

Question 3

Emmy and Kitty, Tutzing, Bavaria,

Answer 3

Frank Eugene
Alfred Stieglitz’s first wife, and daughter.
Uses the new autochrome process.

Question 4

Untitled (Wire Spiral and Smoke), 1923,

Answer 4

Man Ray,
Rayograph
Modernist, Paris

Question 5

Violon d’Ingres, 1924

Answer 5

Man Ray

Modernist, Paris

Question 6

The Smoker, 1913

Answer 6

Bragaglia Brothers (Anton Giulio & Arturo)
Modernist

Question 7

Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash, 1912,

Answer 7

Giacomo Balla,
Modernist
Futurism.

Question 8

The Futurist Painter Giacamo Balla, 1912,

Answer 8

Antonio Giulio Bragaglia,
From Fotodinamiso futurista,
Rome, 1913.

Question 9

Vortograph No. 1, 1917

Answer 9

Alvin Langdon Coburn,

American in England, experimentation in abstract photography, Vortographs.

Question 10

Novyi LEF, 1928

Answer 10

Alexander Rodchenko,
Russian. New Graphic Design concepts.
Colorful pattern and juxtapositions.

Question 11

Avenue des Gobelins, 1925

Answer 11

Eugène Atget
Parisian urban scenes of a changing city.
surrealism movement
Bernice Abbot (discovery), owned by MOMA.

Question 12

Prostitute, Paris, 1920s

Answer 12

Eugène Atget,
Parisian urban scenes of a changing city.
surrealism movement
Bernice Abbot (discovery), owned by MOMA.

Question 13

Students at Work on the Stairway, 1899-1900

Answer 13

Frances Benjamin Johnston
Photojournalist
series on Hampton Institue, a record of a historically black uni.

Question 14

Fort Peck Dam, Montana
The first cover of Life Magazine, 23 November
1936

Answer 14

Margaret Bourke-White,

Leading Photojournalist

Question 15

New York at Night, 1933

Answer 15

Berenice Abbott
Does for NYC what Atget does for Paris, chronicler of a changing city.
Apprentices with Man Ray

Question 16

Orange and Bowls, Twin Lakes, Conn., 1916

Answer 16

Paul Strand
Abstraction & Realism
Strand is the last show at 291.

Question 17

Untitled, c. 1927

Answer 17

Charles Sheeler

Known best for his photos of industry and using photos for paintings. He is also a painter.

Question 18

Upper Deck, 1929

Answer 18

Charles Sheeler,
Oil on Canvas, Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University
Precisionism

Question 19

Industry, 1932

Answer 19

Charles Sheeler

While not an example, Sheeler was commissioned to work on the River Rouge site for Ford Motor Company.

Question 20

Shells, 1927

Answer 20

Edward Weston

F64 Group

Question 21

Pepper, 1930

Answer 21

Edward Weston

F64 Group

Question 22

Two Callas, 1929

Answer 22

Imogen Cunningham

F64 Group

Question 23

Monolith, The Face of Half Dome, Yosemite National Park, 1927

Answer 23

Ansel Adams
F64 Group
This was his first visualization, not as the subject appeared, but as a representation of how he felt looking at it. Shot with Rattin 29 F Red Filter.

Question 24

Five Cents Lodging, Bayard St., c. 1889

Answer 24

Jacob Riis
Photojournalist - NYC slums
Effects social change

Question 25

Breaker Boys in a Coal Mine, South Pittston Pennsylvania, 1911

Answer 25

Lewis W. Hine Photojournalist - Child labor Effects social change

Question 26

Ten-Year-Old Spinner, North Carolina Cotton Mill, 1908-09

Answer 26

Lewis W. Hine

Question 27

Dust Storm, Cimarron County, 1937

Answer 27

Arthur Rothstein | FSA project - Depression Era

Question 28

Migrant Mother, Nipomo, CA, 1936

Answer 28

``` Dorothea Lange FSA project - Depression Era Icon of the great depression Inspired Grapes of Wrath, Steinbach Subject: Florence Ownes Thompson ```

Question 29

Pastry Cook, Cologne, 1928

Answer 29

August Sander International - represents a type of social photography - emphasis of peoples professions and not their names, German propaganda.

Question 30

Adolf the Superman: He Eats Gold and Spews Idiocies, 1932

Answer 30

John Heartfeld Anti-war protest Example of photomontage

Question 31

Hitler’s Dove of Peace, cover from the Arbeiter Illustrierte Zeitung (AIZ), 1935

Answer 31

John Heartfeld Anti-war protest Example of photomontage

Question 32

Cutting the Barbed Wire, Manzanar, c. 1942-45

Answer 32

Toyo Miyatake | He is interned at Manzanar

Question 33

Bombing, Siege of St. Malo, France, August, 1944

Answer 33

Lee Miller | Surrealist muse and photographer, 44-45 war correspondent.

Question 34

The first viable color process uses vegetable dyes and gives a painterly quality similar to impressionist art.

Answer 34

Lumière, Autochrome (1907)

Question 35

Rayograph

Answer 35

Invented by Man Ray this is an image not using a camera, objects placed directly on a light-sensitive paper.

Question 36

Art movement of the avant-garde. in early 20c. and associated with Man Ray.

Answer 36

Dada

Question 37

Artistic movement, associated with Russia. Industrial city, car, airplanes, and technology.

Answer 37

Futurism

Question 38

First completely abstract kind of photograph using mirrors.

Answer 38

Vortograph

Question 39

Russian graphic designer known for colorful patterns and juxtapositions.

Answer 39

Rodchenko, Russia (graphic design)

Question 40

Album, photojournalistic portraits of an early African American college(s).

Answer 40

Johnston, Hampton Album (1899-1900)

Question 41

Exhibition and book under the same name depict the physical transformation of New York City

Answer 41

Abbott, Changing New York (1939)

Question 42

Smooth, sharp painting style of the 1920's. Like Charles Steeler, upper deck.

Answer 42

Precisionism

Question 43

Sheeler was commissioned for this project.

Answer 43

Ford Motor Company and River Rouge

Question 44

Group of West Coast Realists, means the smallest aperture setting on a large format camera. Members include Ansel Adams, Willard VanDyke, Eduard Weston, Imogen Cunningham, and John Paul Edwards.

Answer 44

Group F/64 (1932)

Question 45

Photojournalism publication that exposes slum conditions in New York, leads to reform.

Answer 45

Riis, How the Other Half Lives (1890), Mulberry Bend

Question 46

Commissioned the largest docu-project ever undertaken in the US during the great depression to document how government projects, The New Deal, impacted Americans.

Answer 46

Farm Security Administration (FSA)

Question 47

Oversaw the commissioning of 27K photos. on behalf of the Farm Security Administration.

Answer 47

Roy Stryker

Question 48

This magazine used Berke White's photo for its first cover & this year.

Answer 48

Life (23 November 1936)

Question 49

Example, Hearfeld.

Answer 49

Photomontage