Acadec 2026-2027 ART - Section 5 (Revised)

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What years saw new forms of transportation spread?

1830s to 1930s

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What did Impressionism and Cubism break down?

Traditional representations of space and volume

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What visual elements did Impressionism and Cubism focus on?

Color, brushstroke, and shape

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What is abstraction?

Simplification of visually recognizable forms

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What drove artistic developments in the 19th and early 20th centuries?

Abstraction

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When did large-scale railway networks begin?

1830s

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When was the automobile invented?

1880s

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When was the airplane invented?

1900s

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What were the main forms of travel before the 1830s?

Horse-drawn and water-borne travel

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What did new transportation offer besides speed?

New ways of seeing

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What did modern artists use abstraction to represent?

Experience of riding in trains, cars, airplanes

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What art movement is Claude Monet almost synonymous with?

Impressionism

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Where and when was Claude Monet born?

Paris, 1840

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Where did Claude Monet grow up?

Le Havre

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What is Le Havre?

Important port in Normandy

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What was Claude Monet's father's job?

Grocer

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Where did Monet do brief military service?

French colony of Algeria

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When did Monet go to Paris to study art?

1862

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Who did Monet study under in Paris?

Academic painter Charles Gleyre

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What did the Academic faction privilege?

Linear perspective, sharp focus, high finish

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What did younger painters in 1850s-60s Paris do?

Mounted alternative exhibitions

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Who was Monet first allied with?

The traditionalists

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Where did Monet first show his landscapes?

The Salon

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What is the Salon?

State-sponsored art exhibition

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Which years did Monet show at the Salon?

1865, 1866, and 1868

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Which painters did Monet meet in the late 1860s?

Alfred Sisley and Pierre-Auguste Renoir

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What did meeting Sisley and Renoir push Monet toward?

More abstract landscape representations

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What did Monet's new works stress?

Spontaneity, saturated unmixed colors, brushwork

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What did Monet focus on over naturalism?

Brushwork and experimental techniques

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What is en plein air?

Painting outdoors

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What new supply made plein air painting easier?

Oil paint in pre-filled metal tubes

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How were Impressionists seen in their own time?

Upstart radicals

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Which English group were Impressionists compared to?

Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood

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When did Impressionists' challenge to Academic painting begin?

1874

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Who formed the "société anonyme" in 1874?

Monet, Caillebotte, Degas, and others

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What is a société anonyme?

French legal term for stockholder-owned corporation

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Whose work was in the first Impressionist exhibition?

Artists rejected by the official Salon

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Which Monet work was in the first exhibition?

Impression, Sunrise

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Who dubbed the group "Impressionists"?

Art critic Louis Leroy

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What did Impressionists share a rejection of?

Detailed, highly finished Academic naturalism

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Which other painting style did Impressionists reject?

Orientalist paintings

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What did Impressionists focus on to create "impressions"?

Brushwork and color

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What were typical Impressionist subjects?

Landscapes, middle-class leisure, changing Paris

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Which revolutions preceded Paris's urban renewal?

1789, 1814, 1830, and 1848

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What did Paris's urban renewal include?

Wider streets, parks, gardens, iconic buildings

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When was the Printemps department store built?

1865

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When was the Opéra built?

1875

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What culture did new Paris buildings contribute to?

Leisure, consumption, and entertainment

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How many new railroad stations were built through 1900?

Seven

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What was the first new Paris railroad station?

Gare Saint-Lazare

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When did Gare Saint-Lazare's original location date from?

1835

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How far was Saint-Lazare from the shopping district?

Ten-minute walk

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What did Saint-Lazare connect Paris to first?

Suburbs to the northwest

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What region did Saint-Lazare later connect to?

Normandy

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Where were Saint-Lazare's first tracks hidden?

In tunnels under a plaza

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When was Saint-Lazare's approach redeveloped?

1853

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What bridge did the redevelopment require?

Pont de l'Europe

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Why was the Pont de l'Europe built?

Let pedestrians cross

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What did the bridge and station symbolize?

New, evolving Paris

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What materials made up the train hall roof?

Iron and glass

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What did the train hall's architecture emblemize?

France's modernity

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Who made the satirical series On the Train?

Honoré Daumier

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What was Daumier's job?

Printmaker

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Which periodical published Daumier's cartoons?

Le Charivari

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When were Daumier's train prints released stand-alone?

1864

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Who painted The Railway in 1873?

Édouard Manet

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What does Manet's The Railway show?

Governess and child by steamy train line

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Who painted Le Pont de l'Europe?

Gustave Caillebotte

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When was Le Pont de l'Europe painted?

1876

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Who was Monet's close friend and fellow Impressionist?

Gustave Caillebotte

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How many Gare Saint-Lazare paintings did Monet make?

At least a dozen

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What was Monet's Saint-Lazare focus?

Industrial architecture with light, weather, atmosphere

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Where was Monet's home from 1871 to 1877?

Argenteuil

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What is Argenteuil?

Northwestern suburb on the Saint-Lazare line

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What did Monet's Argenteuil works show?

Family enjoying flowers and fresh air

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What was Argenteuil becoming in the 1870s?

Suburban village, neither city nor country

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What did Monet's work gravitate toward in the 1870s?

Urban-industrial themes

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When did Monet rent a studio near Saint-Lazare?

1877

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How many Saint-Lazare scenes did Monet paint in 1877?

Twelve

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What did Monet need to work inside the station?

Special permission

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Where did most Saint-Lazare scenes look toward?

Pont de l'Europe and the city

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Which tracks does Arrival of the Normandy Train show?

Oldest set in the station

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Where has the locomotive stopped in the painting?

At a buffer inside the train hall

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What is Arrival of the Normandy Train's color scheme?

Rather monochrome

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What color is the painting's foreground?

Pale greenish-brown

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How much of the painting is foreground?

About a quarter

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What colors is the rest of the painting?

Black to bluish gray

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What do Monet's varied brushmarks evoke?

Quickly moving steam from the locomotive

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Which brushmarks does Monet use for steam?

Feathery strokes, blotches, quick scribbles

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What weather is shown in Arrival of the Normandy Train?

Overcast day

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What does the steam do to architecture and people?

Dematerializes them into brushy impressions

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What did Monet focus on across the series?

Station architecture and steam equally

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Which details stress the station's modernity?

Cast iron pillars and glass roof panes

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Which other museums hold Saint-Lazare paintings?

Fogg Museum and Musée d'Orsay

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What did Monet's notebooks contain?

Extensive sketches of station and neighborhood

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How many Saint-Lazare paintings were in the 1877 exhibition?

Seven

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Which Impressionist exhibition showed Monet's Saint-Lazare works?

Third, 1877

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What was shown alongside Monet's works in 1877?

Caillebotte's Le Pont de l'Europe

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Which novelist praised Monet's train station views?

Émile Zola

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What did Zola say artists must find in train stations?

The poetry