Summative Test - Arts IX

How can you describe the artworks of the Romantic Period?

• It shows different complete expressions.

• It presents highly imaginative and emotional feelings.

• It highlights mystic and dreamlike qualities.

• Both B and C

Who uses chiaroscuro in his artwork to enhance mood and balance with realistic details?

• Jacques-Louis David

• Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres

• Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes

• J.M.W. Turner

Who painted "Napoleon I on His Imperial Throne"?

• Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres

• Jacques-Louis David

• Jean-François Millet

• Théodore Géricault

How did the Neoclassical Movement in art come about?

• Artists earn praise from the common people for their artworks.

• Artists revolt to gain their rights in all forms of art.

• Artists profit from catering to the vanities of the rich people.

• Artists are inspired to create romance-like paintings of couples.

What is the Romantic term referred to and what does it resemble?

• Romance-like, resembles the fanciful nature of medieval romances

• Romance-like, resembles the beauty of nature in two lovers

• Romance-like, resembles deep faith and a strong belief in love

• All of the above

Who is the Romantic period artist known for expressing sympathy for common people?

• Eugène Ferdinand Victor Delacroix

• Théodore Géricault

• Jean-François Millet

• J.M.W. Turner

Why did Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes employ gradations between black, purple, and red in his artworks?

• He wanted to show a variety of combinations of colors.

• He wanted to convey emotions and intensity in his works.

• He wanted to emphasize the portrayal of beauty amidst darkness.

• He wanted to apply neutral earth tones to evoke strength.

Among the artists of the Romantic period, who is the only British and English artist who first popularized painting outdoors?

• Eugène Ferdinand Victor Delacroix

• Théodore Géricault

• Jean-François Millet

• J.M.W. Turner

How can you illustrate Millet's artwork, "The Gleaners"?

• It presents intense pride for the country.

• It focuses on the struggles of farmers.

• It centers on the tragedy of a shipwreck.

• It shows a portrait of a high noble and royal.

What is the difference between Neoclassic and Romantic brushstrokes?

• Neoclassic; thin brush strokes, Romantic; thick brushstrokes

• Neoclassic; invisible brushstrokes, Romantic; visible brushstrokes

• Both show smooth application of brushstrokes

• Both show less restrained application of brushstrokes