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Art & Culture 2Partial Review: From Rococo to Realism + Arq. Ale Ibarra + October 2012
1) What does Rococo emphasize
c) elegance, frivolity and decorative charm
2) The term Rococo was coinedto show the style's intention of
a) mocking the supposed triviality of the florid aristocratic style
3) Where is Rococo original from
b) France
4) Although retaining much of the themes that hadbeen in vogue during the Baroque era, Rococo is different from Baroque. How so?
a) Themes are treated in a lighter, more playful manner
5) Paintings with subject in which elegant young couples, dressedin rich attire, wandered blissfully around a dreamy, parkland setting became very popular during Rococo. What were these called?
a) Fête Galante
6) What does Rococo combine
b) Elegance, wit, anderoticism.
7) What did Rococo provide to the upper classes
b) escapism
8) Which of the following are French Rococo painters?
c) Fragonard, Boucher, Watteau
9) Which approach did Rococo take
a)decorative
10) Which of the following are Italian Rococo painters?
b) Tiepolo, Canaletto, Panini
11) Which civilization was the inspiration for Neoclassicism
b) Ancient Greece and Rome
12) Whatdiscovery increased society's interest in ancient art
b) The archaeological discovery of the buried cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum
13) What does Neoclassicism make emphasis on
c) Order andclarity
14) Which social movement served as background for Neoclassicism
a) French Revolution
15) Which city concentrated Neoclassical sculpture
a) Rome
16) What was the social purpose of Neoclassicalart
c) Promote high moral standards: virtue, honor and courage
17) What was the name of France's best Neoclassical painter, whose interest in politics several times put his life in danger?
c)Jacques Louis-David
18) How can Neoclassicism be described, in relation to Rococo art?
b) As a strong reaction
19) Which elements can be found in Neoclassical architecture
a) Greek columns and...
1) What does Rococo emphasize
c) elegance, frivolity and decorative charm
2) The term Rococo was coinedto show the style's intention of
a) mocking the supposed triviality of the florid aristocratic style
3) Where is Rococo original from
b) France
4) Although retaining much of the themes that hadbeen in vogue during the Baroque era, Rococo is different from Baroque. How so?
a) Themes are treated in a lighter, more playful manner
5) Paintings with subject in which elegant young couples, dressedin rich attire, wandered blissfully around a dreamy, parkland setting became very popular during Rococo. What were these called?
a) Fête Galante
6) What does Rococo combine
b) Elegance, wit, anderoticism.
7) What did Rococo provide to the upper classes
b) escapism
8) Which of the following are French Rococo painters?
c) Fragonard, Boucher, Watteau
9) Which approach did Rococo take
a)decorative
10) Which of the following are Italian Rococo painters?
b) Tiepolo, Canaletto, Panini
11) Which civilization was the inspiration for Neoclassicism
b) Ancient Greece and Rome
12) Whatdiscovery increased society's interest in ancient art
b) The archaeological discovery of the buried cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum
13) What does Neoclassicism make emphasis on
c) Order andclarity
14) Which social movement served as background for Neoclassicism
a) French Revolution
15) Which city concentrated Neoclassical sculpture
a) Rome
16) What was the social purpose of Neoclassicalart
c) Promote high moral standards: virtue, honor and courage
17) What was the name of France's best Neoclassical painter, whose interest in politics several times put his life in danger?
c)Jacques Louis-David
18) How can Neoclassicism be described, in relation to Rococo art?
b) As a strong reaction
19) Which elements can be found in Neoclassical architecture
a) Greek columns and...
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