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Which factor has helped preserve delicate ancient Egyptian artifacts?
the hot, dry climate and sealed tombs
What is he name of the ancient stone slab showing King Narmer in hierarchical scale?
Palette of King Narmer
What feature distinguished Greek sculpture from the Classical Period most from early Greek sculpture?
naturalistic poses such as contrapposto
What was the primary function of illuminated manuscripts in the Medieval period?
preserving and illustrating written texts
How did Michelangelo overcome a major obstacle in sculpting his statue of David?
he worked with a flawed piece of marble and adapted to it’s shape
What was a defining trait of Romanticism in art?
emotion, imagination, and exotic themes
What was the primary goal of Dada art?
to protest against societal norms and values
What was a traditional use of carved wooden shields among the Asmat of Melanesia?
for protections in raids
One of the most significant artistic traditions in ancient North and South America was ________.
carvings on pyramids
What is a primary characteristic of architecture in the medieval period?
the use of flying buttresses to support vaulted ceilings
I Saw the Figure 5 in Gold can be best associated with
geometric abstraction
Based on their artwork in the Art Reproductions Booklet, what artist do you believe would have the most fun at a comedy club?
O’Keeffe, Modotti, Stettheimer, Cunningham, or Sheeler?
Stettheimer
What do you think that the figure posing for Hands Resting on a Tool would be wearing on his head?
a ski cap, a top hat, a fedora, a straw hat, a toupee
a straw hat
Based on the noise level of the subjects being depicted, which painting does not belong?
I Saw the Figure 5 in Gold, Woman on Sofa, Saturday Night, City Activities with Dance Hall, Criss-Crossed Conveyors
Woman on Sofa
Zoning could be used to support which of the following?
equal rights, building skyscrapers, racial segregation, speakeasies, flappers
racial segregation
Viewing The Lawrence Tree can fill the observer with a sense of
wonder
All of the following can be said to be associated with Art Deco design EXCEPT
streamlines, modern, geometric, organic, opulent
organic
According to Gertrude Stein, what generation of writers spent time on the French Riviera after World War I?
The Lost Generation
Meta Warrick Fuller was born in Philadelphia, where her family was a part of a
large, affluent Black community
When Charles Sheeler photographed Criss-Crossed Conveyors, it appeared that he was
impressed by America’s reliance on machines
What form of traditional African art MOST intrigued early twentieth-century artists?
sculpture
A modern young woman in the 1920s preparing for a night on-the-town, would MOST likely wear a
loose, knee-length dress
Which artwork title can be said to be MOST universal and LEAST connected to a specific place?
Hands Resting on a Tool
Which artwork would be MOST admired at the turn of the twentieth century by a jury from the National Academy of Design?
a Cubist painting of an overcrowded marketplace, and Expressionist painting of an old beggar, a Fauvist landscape with wild, distorted colors, an Impressionist painting of the countryside, a child-like paining by a self-taught artists
an Impressionist painting of the countryside
Imogen Cunningham’s early photographs shared qualities with those who believed in
Surrealism
The 1920 U.S. census revealed that for the first time in the nation’s history
most Americans lived in cities
What would be the MOST likely subject for a Futurist painting?
a quiet scene of a river and trees, a bustling skyscraper construction site, a portrait of a mother and young child, a still life of fruit and flowers, a portrait of a wealthy politician
a bustling skyscraper construction site
All of the following statements are true about Beaux-Arts buildings EXCEPT they
had historical references, frequently had columns, resembled classical temples, were streamlined, were stately
were streamlined
What feature of the flapper style helped express the theme of “social emancipation” during the Jazz Age?
shorter skirts and uncorseted bodies
The mood of Watch seems to be
optimistic
What experience in Tina Modotti’s early life likely influenced her later advocacy for workers’ rights?
her time working in a textile factory
The material that Frank Lloyd Wright used for his textile blocks in the Ennis House was formed by stone or sand from
the buildings construction site
What major cultural development followed the Amory Show and helped promote modern art in the U.S.?
the rise of independent galleries, salons, and art publications
What made Florine Stettheimer’s work stand out from that of her contemporaries in the Stieglitz circle?
her colorful, fantastical scenes of everyday life
Spring Sale at Bendel’s can be BEST described as a/an
homage, parody, tragedy, non-fiction, fiction
parody
What theme is central to Thomas Hart Benton’s mural Cit Activities with Dance Hall?
urban life and entertainment during the Prohibition Era
Pan-Africanism sought to connect people from
all over the Black Atlantic world
Why did Maria Martinez sign other potters’ work with her name?
to raise their sale prices
Visually, Criss-Crossed Conveyors is all of the following EXCEPT
high contrast, sharp-focus, triangular, complex, static
triangular
What was one major difference between Edward Weston’s and Tina Modotti’s approach to depicting indigenismo?
Weston photographed folk art and toys, while Modotti depicted labor and Indigenous workers.
Frank Lloyd Wright made a home’s interiors a “total work of art” by selecting all of the following EXCEPT
metalwork, stained glass, oil paintings, window frames, light fixtures
oil paintings
Which artists use historic subject mater to convey contemporary concerns?
Demuth and Motely, Stettheimer and Benton, Kuniyoshi and Sheeler, O’Keeffe and Pene du Bois, Fuller and Douglas
Fuller and Douglas
What artwork has been described as having an “organic, octopus-line form”?
The Lawrence Tree
What art movement was concerned with revealing the unconscious?
Surrealism
How does Woman on Sofa reflect with cultural image of the flapper despite its domestic setting?
Through the sitter’s bold pose, short hair, and modern clothing
Biomorphic abstraction might include references to all of the following EXCEPT
plants, buildings, water, the human body, trees
buildings
The “setback” law referred to which of the following?
segregation, immigration, prohibition, zoning, migration
zoning
What feature of Boy Stealing Fruit contributes MOST to its sense of spatial ambiguity?
the exaggerated pitch of the table and cropped composition
What led to increased purchases of Native American creations?
the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad
“Fordism”
led to the glorification of workers, decreased the productivity of workers, allowed greater diversification of design, led to confusion in the workplace, minimized the individuality of workers.
minimized the individuality of workers