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art history survey II final exam sample.pdf - MichaelAldana.com

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Matching: Identify the best possible match.<br />

1. ignudi<br />

2. sfumato<br />

3. woodcut<br />

4. installation<br />

5. encaustic<br />

6. found object<br />

7. impasto<br />

8. tenebrism<br />

9. Contrapposto<br />

10. cella<br />

11. Studiolo<br />

12. oculus<br />

13. Physiognomy<br />

14. is one of the most influential Post-<br />

Impressionists.<br />

15. Was one of the first <strong>art</strong>ists to eliminate<br />

recognizable objects from his paintings<br />

A. Small room used as a study or library an<br />

B. a three-dimensional environment or<br />

ensemble of objects, presented as a<br />

work of <strong>art</strong>.<br />

C. nude figures (in Italian).<br />

D. the definition of form by delicate gradations<br />

of light and shadow.<br />

E. a style of painting used by Caravaggio and his<br />

followers in which most objects are in<br />

shadow, while a few are brightly<br />

illuminated.<br />

D. a round opening in a wall or at the apex of a<br />

dome.<br />

F. a relief printmaking process in which an<br />

image is carved on the surface of a<br />

wooden block by cutting away those<br />

p<strong>art</strong>s that are not to be printed.<br />

G. the thick application of paint, usually oil or<br />

acrylic, to a canvas or panel.<br />

H. the main inner room of a temple, often<br />

containing the cult image of the deity.<br />

I. a stance of the human body in which one leg<br />

bears the weight, while the other is<br />

relaxed, creating an asymmetry in the<br />

hip-shoulder axis.<br />

J. object not originally intended as a work<br />

of <strong>art</strong>, but presented as one.<br />

K. is the assessment of a person's character or<br />

personality from their outer<br />

appearance, especially the face.<br />

L. Paul Cézanne<br />

M. Peter Paul Rubens<br />

N. Vassily Kandinsky<br />

O. Pablo Picasso


True or False (not true and false). Circle the correct answer, True or False.<br />

T or F In the painting Raft of the Medusa, the <strong>art</strong>ist depicts a story from the best selling novel of his<br />

time Shipwrecked!<br />

T or F Durer’s most famous self portrait portrays him as a Christ like figure.<br />

T or F Caravaggio made extensive sketches in preparation for his works.<br />

T or F Caravaggio was known for brawling frequently.<br />

T or F Titian painted both Christian imagery as well as Mythological imagery.<br />

T or F Daguerre created the world’s first fine <strong>art</strong> digital imagery.<br />

T or F The School of Athens was depicted in the Stanza della Segnatura<br />

T or F One of Michelangelo’s first works was the Rondanini Pieta and this work brought him to fame.<br />

T or F Leonardo da Vinci refused to let go of the Mona Lisa and carried it with him until his death.<br />

T or F Leonardo da Vinci’s first known painting is actually in the work of Verrocchio’s as an apprentice.<br />

Short answer: Please give a full short answer to the question posed.<br />

Why were the French people (both aristocracy and opposition) so impressed with David’s Oath of the<br />

Horatii?<br />

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Explain some of the events happening in each panel of Hieronymus Bosch’s work Garden of E<strong>art</strong>hly<br />

Delights.<br />

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Who did Raphael paint as Plato and why did he place him above both he and Michelangelo’s portraits.<br />

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Because impressionist painters enjoyed working with natural light, they often painted outside, earning<br />

them this nickname:____________________________________________________________________<br />

Vincent van Gogh was reliant on who? Van Gogh had many bouts with madness and anxiety, this led to<br />

a fight with which <strong>art</strong>ist?<br />

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Specifically how did Van Gogh die?<br />

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Image Recognition: Know the <strong>art</strong>ist and the title of each work. You do not need to know dates, but one<br />

extra credit will be awarded for a correct date and one extra credit point for one fact about the work of<br />

<strong>art</strong>.


Essay Questions: Answer questions posed in a PARAGRAPH FORM (not listing). Points will be deducted<br />

for not using paragraph form.<br />

The foundations of Film are found in Eadweard Muybridge. Explain the story behind how he became<br />

fascinated with developing a moving picture (involving the bet).<br />

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Jean-Honore Fragonard’s The Swing, explain: 1 why the piece was created, 2. The symbolic nature of,<br />

the boy’s position, the rake, the shoe, the cupid, the beeshive, the cupid, the dog barking, the man<br />

pulling the swing, the overgrown garden and the title.<br />

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Explain the events depicted in the Raft of the Medusa.<br />

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Discuss why the School of Athens is considered to be one of the pinnacle pieces of the Renaissance (list<br />

the new discoveries in <strong>art</strong> that were applied to this piece). Discuss 4 of the people who are portrayed in<br />

the painting. State who the two philosophers are standing in the center of the painting and why they<br />

are central to the theme.<br />

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