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Art Quiz #3 and Quiz #4

front 1

The dissolution of surfaces and study of local color was central to _______ art, which is dramatically evident in a series of canvases depicting_______ from a variety of angles during different times of the day and seasons.

A) Pierre-Auguste Renoir's; The Garden of Montmarte

B) Claude Monet's; Rouen Cathedral

C) Paul Cezanne's; Mont-Sainte-Victorie

D)Edouard Manet's; Haystacks

back 1

B) Claude Monet's; Rouen Cathedral

front 2

The word ______ is derived from the French and means rebirth.

A) Mannerism

B) Renaissance

C) Baroque

D) Archaic

E) Resurrection

back 2

B) Renaissance

front 3

Considered a true Renaissance man, _______ excelled in engineering, the natural sciences, anatomy, music, and technological prototypes, not to mention creating some of the world's best loved paintings.

A) Leonardo da Vinci

B) Michelangelo

C) Raphael

D) Bramante

E) Piero della Francesca

back 3

A) Leonardo da Vinci

front 4

The ________ were a huge network of galleries and burial chambers beneath the city of Rome where Christians worshipped in secret and buried their dead.

A) minarets

B) apses

C) catacombs

D) shrines

E) Subterraneans

back 4

C) Catacombs

front 5

The massive dome of Hagie Sophia appears to be light and graceful due to ______.

A) its pendentive construction

B) light filtering through arched windows at its base

C) gold mosaics in its dome

D) an oculus in the dome

back 5

B) light filtering through arched windows at its base

front 6

Perhaps the most famous surviving tapestry is the 230-foot long Romanesque period Bayeux Tapestry, which describes _______ in a continuous narrative.

A) feudal lords and ladies dancing

B) the invasion of Italian city-states by the Normans

C) Pope Urban reclaiming the Holy Lands from the Turks

D) the invasion of England by William the Conqueror

E) the Crusades of the Knights Templar

back 6

D) the invasion of England by William the Conqueror

front 7

In the apse of St. Peter's, Bernini combined architecture, sculpture, and stained glass to produce the brilliant golden display known as the ______.

A) Tempietto

B) Baldacchino

C) Pieta

D) Confessio

E) Cathedra Petri

back 7

E) Cathedra Petri

front 8

In both of their paintings of Judith Decapitating Holofernes, Carvaggio and Artemisia Gentileschi utilized a harsh, theatrical "spotlight" effect known as the _______.

A) trompe l'oeil

B) tenebrism

C) pointillism

D) optism

E) Chiraroscuro

back 8

B) tenebrism

front 9

It is obvious that Paul Gauguin's Vision After the Sermon is a Synthetic painting because _______.

A) of the flatly painted forms

B) the lighting is very dramatic

C) it combines unnaturalistic color with symbolism

D) it is so shockingly realistic

back 9

C) it combines unnaturalistic color with symbolism

front 10

Which of the following of ceramics is fired at the lowest temperature?

A) Earthenware

B) Stoneware

C) Terra cotta

D) Porcelain

E) Chinese Porcelain

back 10

A) Earthenware

front 11

The prehistoric Stonehenge is one of the earliest examples of ______ construction, in which two stones were set vertically and a third stone laid across them, creating an opening beneath.

A) Vault

B) Arch

C) Post-and-Lintel

D) Dome

E) Half timber

back 11

C) Post-and-lintel

front 12

One of the earliest and most famous "fertility" figurines from the Paleolithic period is the ________.

A) Peplos Kore

B) Venus of Willendorf

C) Venus de Milo

D) Statue of Khafre

back 12

B) Venus of Willendorf

front 13

The Pantheon's dome is _______ to lessen the weight of it both physically and visually.

A) Open

B) Gilded

C) Coffered

D) Chamfered

E) Carved

back 13

C) Coffered

front 14

The ______ was a multileveled temple designed by the religion-oriented Sumerians but built by the later Babylonians and Assyrians.

A) Royal audience hall

B) Ziggurat

C) Tholos

D) Treasury

E) Basilica

back 14

B) Ziggurat

front 15

In Weaving, the lengthwise fibers are called the _____.

A) Warp

B) Weft

C) Woof

D) Base

back 15

A) Warp

front 16

The circles, squares, patterning, and rigid, wedge shaped torsos depicted on the Dipylon vase indicate that it is a fine example of the _______ period of Greek art.

A) Archaic

B) Classical

C) Geometric

D) Hellenistic

E) Corinthian

back 16

C) Geometric

front 17

Although much roman art is stylistically derived from Greece, portrait sculptures like Head of a Roman are notable for their incredible ______, made possible by _______.

A) Idealization; Greek sculpture busts

B) Abstraction; plaster face casts

C) Realism; wax death masks

D) Stylization; ripples and crevices

back 17

C) Realism; wax death masks

front 18

The two most significant innovations in building and design introduced by the Romans were the ________, which made construction of the Pantheon possible.

A) Arch and concrete

B) Dome and vault

C) Amphitheather and the colosseum

D) Aqueduct and the arch

E) Dome and the basilica

back 18

A) Arch and concrete

front 19

*What is the definition of architecture?

back 19

It is the art and science of designing buildings, bridges, and other major structures.