Quiz 3: Realism, Impressionism, American Impressionism, Post-Impressionism
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Who painted The Gleaners?
Jean-Francois Millet
What era is The Gleaners from?
Realism
Who painted Third-Class Carriage?
Honore Daumier
What era is Third-Class Carriage from?
Realism
Who painted A Burial at Ornans?
Gustave Courbet
What era is A Burial at Ornans from?
Realism
Who painted Ploughing the Nivernais?
Rosa Bonheur
What era is Ploughing the Nivernais from?
Realism
Who painted Branch of the Seine (Mist)?
Claude Monet
What era is Branch of the Seine (Mist) from?
Impressionism
Who painted Paris Street, Rainy Day?
Gustave Caillebotte
What era is Paris Street, Rainy Day from?
Impressionism
Who painted Olympia?
Edouard Manet
What era is Olympia from?
Impressionism
Who painted The Bar at the Folies-Bergere?
Edouard Manet
What era is The Bar at the Folies-Bergere from?
Impressionism
Who painted The Tub?
Edgar Degas
What era is The Tub from?
Impressionism
Who painted At the Loge?
Mary Cassatt
What era is At the Loge from?
Impressionist (American)
Who painted Madame X?
John Singer Sargent
What era is Madame X from?
Impressionism (American)
Who painted The Banjo Lesson?
Henry Ossawa Tanner
What era is The Banjo Lesson from?
Impressionism (American)
Who painted Portrait of the Artist's Mother?
Henry Ossawa Tanner
What era is Portrait of the Artist's Mother from?
Impressionism (American)
Who painted The Large Bathers?
Paul Cezanne
What era is The Large Bathers from?
Post-Impressionism
Who painted Nevermore?
Paul Gauguin
What era is Nevermore from?
Post-Impressionism
Who painted The Starry Night?
Vincent Van Gogh
What era is The Starry Night from?
Post-Impressionism
Who painted Bedroom in Arles?
Vincent Van Gogh
What era is Bedroom in Arles from?
Post-Impressionism
En Plain Air
Painting outdoors
Haussmannization
The creative destruction of something for the betterment of society.
Flaneur
one who strolls about aimlessly; a lounger; a loafer.
Ukiyo-e
Japanese woodblock printing; translation: "pictures of the floating world"