Louise Nevelson, Georgia O'Keeffe

Louise Nevelson’s sculptures were often _________ .

• colorful

• miniature in size

• monumental in size

• both colorful and miniature in size

Louise Nevelson often used ________ in her sculptures.

• found objects

• replicas of objects cast in clay

• spiders

• metal plant replicas

What material is most characteristic of Louise Nevelson’s work?

• wood

• plastic

• tempered steel

• tin

Louise Nevelson’s sculptures often consisted of many small objects contained within __________.

• empty dollhouses

• wooden boxes

• picture frames

• transparent spheres

Which of the following architectural forms inspired much of Louise Nevelson’s work?

• Mayan ruins and steles

• Catholic cathedrals

• Neo-Gothic skyscrapers in New York City

• Buddhist temples in Nepal

Which of the following is NOT a piece by Georgia O’Keeffe

• Jimson Weed

• Radiator Building at Night

• Farewell to the Smokies

• Black Cross: New Mexico

Which of the following works by Georgia O’Keeffe were criticized heavily by Alfred Stieglitz?

• Oil paintings

• Watercolor paintings

• Charcoal drawings

• Graphite sketches

Which of the following is NOT a place that inspired some of Georgia O’Keeffe’s works

• New Mexico

• New York

• Hawaii

• South Dakota

Which of the following figures did NOT influence Georgia O’Keeffe

• Paul Strand

• Arthur Wesley Dow

• Eva Hesse

• Alfred Stieglitz

Georgia O’Keeffe was the first woman artist to receive a retrospective from which museum?

• Museum of Modern Art

• The Art Institute of Chicago

• The Drawing Center

• The Metropolitan Museum of Art