WorksheetsFine Arts-Academic SB - French Revolution S10
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 16mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Who has the strongest influence on French art of the early 19th century?
a)
Gros
b)
David
c)
Ingres
d)
Fragonard
2.
Who painted this work?
a)
David
b)
Lebrun
c)
Fragonard
d)
Gericault
3.
_____ was a revolutionary artist in both a technical and a political sense.
a)
Gericault
b)
Gros
c)
Greuze
d)
David
4.
______________ is considered the greatest single figure in european painting between the late orcoco and the Romantic era.
a)
Greuze
b)
Lebrun
c)
David
d)
Fragonard
5.
Whats is the name of this piece?
a)
Oath of the Horatii
b)
The Death of Socrates
c)
Oath of the Tennis court
d)
Septimius Severus and Caracalia
6.
Whose works feature a small cast of characters is set solidly against an architectural background?
a)
Gros
b)
Ingres
c)
Gericault
d)
David
7.
David was a freemason?
a)
True
b)
False
8.
David preferred portrait painting to historical painting?
a)
True
b)
False
9.
Who had an active political career?
a)
Fragonard
b)
David
c)
Greuze
d)
LeBrun
10.
This is a self portrait of which artist?
a)
David
b)
LeBrun
c)
Greuze
d)
Ingres
11.
_____ idolized Napoleon Bonaparte, and regarded him as his "hero."
a)
Gros
b)
David
c)
Greuze
d)
Ingres
12.
One of David's pupils, _______________, was considered serious competition due to his Napoleonic commissions.
a)
Fragonard
b)
Gros
c)
Ingres
d)
Gericault
13.
________ made numerous small oil sketches for his large canvases in order to clarify the composition and lighting.
a)
Fragonard
b)
Gericault
c)
David
d)
LeBrun
14.
David produced skeletons of his figures before painting them.
a)
True
b)
False
15.
Who preferred to work on small passages of works at a time, as opposed to treating the whole image at once?
a)
Gros
b)
Ingres
c)
Gericault
d)
David
16.
Controversy surrounds ____'s works, due to the lackof credibility given to his pupil's contributions.
a)
David
b)
Greuze
c)
Gros
d)
Ingres
17.
Who directed david at the French Academy in Rome?
a)
Joseph-Antoine gaiard
b)
Joseph-Marie Vien
c)
Joseph-Claude Vernet
d)
Joseph-Louis Arouet
18.
Who painted a portrait of Napoleon?
a)
Ingres
b)
Gericault
c)
David
d)
Fragonard
19.
David won the Prix de Rome after submitting ________
a)
Napoleon Crossing the Alps
b)
Tennis Court Oath
c)
The Death of Socrates
d)
Antiochus and Stratonice
20.
After how many attempts did David win the Prix de Rome?
a)
eight
b)
seven
c)
five
d)
six
21.
David sketched but did NOT complete
a)
Seige of Constantinople
b)
The Oath of the Horatii
c)
Napoleon Crossing the Alps
d)
The Tennis Court Oath
22.
Who sent David to train with Joseph-Marie View at the French Academy?
a)
Chardin
b)
Boucher
c)
Greuze
d)
Watteau
23.
David did NOT support the
a)
National Convention
b)
Royal Academy
c)
French Revolution
d)
Constituent Assembly
24.
David went into exile in
a)
Sweden
b)
Luxembourg
c)
Brussels
d)
Belgium
25.
Which artwork first proved that David has mastered a linear style?
a)
Napoleon Crossing the Alps
b)
Belisarius Begging for Alms
c)
Siege of Constantinople
d)
Antiochus and Stratonice
26.
During the 1790s david did NOT
a)
stage funderals
b)
create propaganda
c)
design festivals
d)
paint for Napoleon
27.
David was commissioned to paint the coronation of Napoleon and Empress
a)
Antoinette
b)
Isabelle
c)
Constance
d)
Josephine
28.
David's use of light and dark in, The Death of Socrates was most likely influenced by
a)
Panini
b)
Caravaggio
c)
Chardin
d)
Diderot
29.
In The Death of Socrates, David depicted Plato as an old man to suggest
a)
the tragedy of the moment
b)
Plato's impending death
c)
Plato's advanced age
d)
Socrate's influence
30.
In Napoleon Crossing the Alps at the Saint Bernard Pass, David connected Napoleon to Charlemagne and
a)
Caesar
b)
Cyrus
c)
Hannibal
d)
Suleiman
31.
What is the name of the image?
a)
The Death of Socrates
b)
Leonidas at Thermopylae
c)
The Farewell of telemachus and Eucharis
d)
The Death of Seneca
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