Unit Four: Art And The Modern World

Baroque art was predominantly Catholic. In which European country did Baroque art originate?

Several concepts still important today can be traced to the Reformation. Which concept means that each person is responsible for his or her own actions?

The Roman Catholic Church encouraged religious images and icons. What did Catholics cite to defend using religious icons and images in their art?

The Catholic Church focused on religious art. After the Reformation, the Protestant Church shifted the focus from religious art to religious literature. What caused this shift?

In the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, the Protestant condemnation of religious art resulted in which of the following?

What does the word baroque mean in terms of baroque art?

Which artist was the main inspiration for other baroque artists?

Which aspect of baroque art was best employed by the Counter-Reformation of the Roman Catholic Church?

Which of the following is a technique to achieve the illusion of forms projecting into space?

Baroque artists often portrayed people fainting in ecstasy or seeing visions. Which characteristic of baroque art describes this aspect?

Which statement best describes Hogarth's Progress series?

What is one way that printing affected the making of art?

Which printmaking technique produces images using half-tones instead of lines?

Which printmaking technique did Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec use to create posters of cabaret dancer Jane Avril?

Which of these methods developed after the invention of the printing press?

Who wrote the protestant doctrine The institutes of the christian church?

Reformation art depicted everyday scenes. What did the art of the Counter-reformation depict?

Before the Reformation, whose portraits did Catholic artists paint?

what is not a characteristic of baroque art?

what is a characteristic of baroque architecture?

what is not a characteristic of baroque sculpture?

what best describes the term visual culture

which intaglio technique uses a burin to cut lines into a metal printing plate

image formed with half-tones instead of lines

image is formed using chemical processes

lines are scratched directly into the plate

lines made using "ground"

Why was the camera obscura developed?

Which statement about Seurat's A Sunday on La Grand Jatte is true?

Which statement best describes Leonardo da Vinci's role in the early modern world?

Which statement about color theory is true?

Which of the following is the best example of Leonard da Vinci's desire to bring his art as close as possible to nature?

What best describes David's painting Death of Marat?

Which sentiment expressed in David's painting Death of Marat caused it to become a symbol of the French Revolution?

political and historical significance of Versailles

political and historical significance of Death of Marat

political and historical significance of The Sabine Women

What role did David play in portraying Napoleon as a mythical hero?

Which statement describes the period of the French Revolution?

How does David glorify Napoleon in the painting Napoleon Crossing at the Saint-Bernard Pass?

Which political theme was conveyed in the painting of The Sabine Women Enforcing Peace by Running between the Combatants?

Which one of David's paintings is interpreted as a symbolic call to revolution?

What does the painting Death of Marat depict?

Which artist rejected impressionism to create paintings with symbolic meanings?

Which phrase best describes realism in modern art?

Look at the painting The Bedroom by Vincent van Gogh. Note the tilted frames on the right-hand wall. What could be the reason for painting the frames that way?

Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque created which style of painting?

In his later years, Claude Monet became fascinated with a water lily pond and used it as a subject until his death. Which style of modern art do Monet's water lily pond paintings best represent?