History of Art 271 / French 241 - Quiz One Study Images

Fill-in-the-blank practice flashcards covering artist attributions, artwork titles, and key details for History of Art 271 / French 241 Quiz One study images.

Boucher, The Abduction of Europa, c. 1732-34

Fragonard, Blind Man’s Bluff, 1750-52

Greuze, The Father’s Curse, 1777

David, The Oath of the Horatii, 1784

David's 1787 painting depicting an ancient philosopher taking hemlock surrounded by his disciples is titled The Death of __________.

Socrates

Painted by David in 1788, this classical interior scene of two lovers is titled Paris and __________.

Helen

Painted by David in 1789, this sombre Roman civic tragedy is titled The Lictors Bringing Brutus the Bodies of His __________.

Sons

David's 1791 preparatory work commemorating the National Assembly's pledge is titled Oil Study for The Oath of the __________.

Tennis Court

This 1791 canvas depicting a sleeping youth illuminated by moonbeams was painted by __________.

Girodet

David's 1793 political painting of a murdered Jacobin journalist in his bathtub is titled The Death of __________.

Marat

Painted by David in 1794 while incarcerated following the fall of Robespierre, this canvas is David's __________.

Self Portrait

David's 1796-99 monumental canvas calling for peace and reconciliation is titled The Intervention of the __________.

Sabine Women

David's 1801 heroic equestrian portrait of the First Consul is titled Napoleon Crossing the Alps at the __________.

St. Bernard Pass

Painted by Gros in 1804, this dramatic military and epidemic scene is titled Napoleon at the Pest House of __________.

Jaffa

This elegant 1805 oval portrait by Ingres is titled Portrait of Mme. __________.

Rivière

David's colossal canvas depicting the imperial ceremony of 1804, completed between 1805 and 1807, is titled The Coronation of __________.

Napoleon

Painted by Ingres in 1806, this iconic, hieratic portrait of the ruler is titled Napoleon I on the __________.

Imperial Throne

Gros's 1808 winter canvas depicting Napoleon visiting a snow-covered battlefield of casualties is titled Napoleon at the Battle of __________.

Eylau

This 1811 mythological painting by Ingres showing a sea nymph begging the king of the gods is titled Jupiter and __________.

Thetis

Géricault's energetic 1812 Salon debut depicting a charging cavalry officer is titled An Officer of the __________.

Imperial Guard

Géricault's 1814 companion painting to his earlier cavalryman, showing a defeated soldier retreating downhill, is titled The Wounded __________.

Cuirassier

Ingres's 1814 depiction of the Italian Renaissance painter embraced by his mistress in his studio is titled Raphael and the __________.

Fornarina

David's 1817 painting of the winged god rising from bed beside his mortal lover is titled Cupid and __________.

Psyche

Painted by Géricault c. 1818 as an anatomical study from hospital morgues, this work is titled Still Life with __________.

Severed Limbs

Géricault's 1819 Romantic masterpiece depicting shipwrecked victims signaling a distant vessel is titled The Raft of the __________.

Medusa

Painted c. 1822-23 by Géricault, this psychiatric study of an asylum patient is titled Portrait of a Mad Man (with Delusions of __________ Grandeur).

Military

Géricault's c. 1822-23 portrait of a monomaniac elderly woman is titled Portrait of a Mad Woman (with the mania of __________).

envy

Ingres's 1824 altarpiece showing a French monarch consecrating his kingdom to the Virgin Mary is titled The Vow of __________.

Louis XIII

Delacroix's dramatic 1824 Salon entry depicting suffering and subjugation in the Greek War of Independence is titled Massacre at __________.

Chios

Ingres's grand 1827 ceiling painting honoring classical poets, artists, and philosophers gathered before a temple is titled The Apotheosis of __________.

Homer

Delacroix's 1827 Romantic tour de force of carnage and luxury on a king's funeral pyre is titled The Death of __________.

Sardanapalus

Couture's massive 1847 Salon success portraying moral decay in an imperial Roman banquet hall is titled Romans of the __________.

Decadence

This 1848 allegorical representation of the state as a seated mother nursing children was painted by __________.

Daumier

Courbet's foundational 1849-50 Realist depiction of two rural road workers breaking rocks is titled The __________.

Stonebreakers

Courbet's 1849-50 monumental portrayal of an ordinary provincial funeral is titled Burial at __________.

Ornans

Millet's 1850 heroic depiction of a peasant scattering seeds across a freshly plowed field is titled The __________.

Sower

This anonymous popular broadsheet print from c. 1830 is titled Bourgeois from the City Talking to the __________ Jew.

Wandering

Courbet's 1854 painting showing the painter greeted along a sunny road by his patron Alfred Bruyas is titled The __________.

Meeting

Courbet's monumental 1855 canvas is titled The Painter's Studio: A Real Allegory of Seven Years of My Artistic and __________ Life.

Moral

Courbet's 1856-57 painting of two reclining women in contemporary fashion resting outdoors is titled Young Ladies by the Banks of the __________.

Seine

Manet's groundbreaking 1862-3 canvas featuring a nude female picnicking with dressed men is titled Le Déjeuner sur __________.

l'herbe

Painted by Manet in 1862, this assembly of Parisian street figures around an old fiddler is titled The Old __________.

Musician

Alexandre Cabanel's successful 1863 Academic Salon painting of the goddess floating on waves is titled The Birth of __________.

Venus

Monet's ambitious 1865-66 large-scale plein-air composition is titled Le Déjeuner sur l'Herbe (__________)

study

Manet's 1867 panoramic painting showing citizens on a hill overlooking Paris and an exhibition pavilion is titled View of the World's Fair of __________.

1867

Shown on the left of Page 49, this 1869 painting of the riverside resort La Grenouillère (The Frog Pond) was created by __________.

Monet

Shown on the right of Page 49, this 1869 view of La Grenouillère (The Frog Pond) with softer brushwork and dappled figures was painted by __________.

Renoir

Monet's famous 1872 port view of Le Havre that inspired the term Impressionism is titled Impression, __________.

Sunrise

Painted by Manet in 1874, this bright outdoor canvas of a couple sitting on a riverside pier is titled __________.

Argenteuil

Monet's 1873 painting of golden autumnal trees reflected in the river is titled Autumn Effect at __________.

Argenteuil

This 1866 landscape showing a tranquil bend of water under a cloudy sky was painted by Barbizon master __________.

Daubigny

Degas's 1875 portrait of Viscount Lepic and his daughters crossing a Paris plaza is titled Place de la __________.

Concorde

Caillebotte's 1875 painting showing shirtless urban workmen stripping a parquet apartment floor is titled The Floor __________.

Scrapers

Caillebotte's 1877 masterpiece of strolling figures holding umbrellas in a modernized Haussmannian boulevard is titled Paris Street, __________ Day.

Rainy

Monet's 1874 painting showing a steam locomotive crossing an iron bridge over the Seine is titled The Railway Bridge at __________.

Argenteuil

Monet's 1877 industrial view filled with train smoke and masonry arches is titled Le Pont d'Europe (The __________ Bridge).

Europe

In 1862, Édouard Manet posed his favorite model in bullfighting gear for the canvas Mademoiselle V. in the Costume of a Spanish __________.

Espada

Édouard Manet's scandalous 1863 painting depicting a reclining nude woman gazing directly at the viewer is titled __________.

Olympia

Painted between 1868 and 1869, Manet's political canvas of a firing squad in Mexico is titled The Execution of Maximilien (__________ version).

third

Alongside his 1874 canvas Argenteuil, Édouard Manet depicted nautical leisure in a canvas titled __________.

Boating

In 1876, Gustave Caillebotte portrayed pedestrians walking on an iron truss railway bridge in the canvas titled Le Pont de l'Europe (__________ Bridge).

Europe

Monet's celebrated 1877 series depicting locomotives arriving under the glass train shed was set at La Gare __________.

St.-Lazare

The wooden crate in the foreground of David's 1793 canvas The Death of Marat is signed with the inscription 'A MARAT, __________'.

DAVID

In the lower left rocks of David's 1801 portrait Napoleon Crossing the Alps at the St. Bernard Pass, Napoleon's name is carved as __________.

BONAPARTE

These Quiz One study images are designed for the cross-listed university course History of Art 271 / __________ 241.

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