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Romanticism and Realism in Art, Exam

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Romantic artists and writers liked to focus on-

a)

the community

b)

the individual

c)

the powerful

d)

people in love

2.

Romantic artists loved

a)

nature

b)

reason

c)

education

d)

science and technology

3.

Romantics do not want to...

a)

find their own path.

b)

follow the "normal" rules of society.

c)

fall in love.

d)

stand up for what they believe in.

4.

The Romantic period took place in the...

a)

late 1700s to 1860(ish)

b)

early 1700s

c)

1850s onward

d)

late 1800s to 1950(ish)

5.

Which of the following is NOT part of the Romantic Period?

a)

Imagination

b)

Intuition

c)

rationalism

d)

Idealism

6.

What was the movement of art that focused on the social, economical and political structures of society?

a)

Practicalism

b)

Realism

c)

Romanticism

d)

Everyday-ism

7.

What art movement had an interest on nature and the individual?

a)

Classicism

b)

Realism

c)

Romanticism

d)

Individualism

8.

Which of the following ideas is associated with Romanticism?

a)

mass distribution of wealth.

b)

impressions of the moment

c)

wild emotions and feelings

d)

political importance of the working class

9.

Which is not a Romanticist artist?

a)

John Contsable

b)

Eugene Delacroix

c)

Jacques-Louis David

d)

Theodore Gericault

10.

Which is a Romantic artist?

a)

Francisco de Goya

b)

Diego de Velasquez

c)

Pablo Picasso

d)

Jacques-Louis David

11.

What do you think is the message in the poem by Percy Shelley "Ozymandias"?

a)

nothing lasts forever

b)

Ozymandias was right to be arrogant

c)

Ozymandias is an important person

d)

The desert is destructive.

12.

What type of Romanticism does this painting fall under?

a)

Individualism

b)

Gothics

c)

Pre-Raphaelites

d)

Classics

13.

Pre-Raphaelite painters, like John William Waterhouse loved to paint what kinds of subjects, in a dreamy, romantic manner?

a)

Actual events.

b)

Biblical themes.

c)

Scientific advancements.

d)

Literary or classic themes.

14.

Who was this English artist who focused on translucent watercolor and oil paintings that showed often violent and extreme scenes of nature and manmade things?

a)

John Constable

b)

J.M.W. Turner

c)

John William Waterhouse

d)

William Blake

15.

Theodore Gericault's painting "Raft of the Medusa" depicts a scene from

a)

heroic Greek mythology.

b)

a literary source; a romantic poem.

c)

a biblical story.

d)

recent events of heroism and humanity.

16.

Jean-Francois Millet painted mostly

a)

Scenes of busy city life.

b)

Scenes of country life and peasants.

c)

Scenes of hard-working, socially oppressed workers.

d)

Scenes of people enjoying the countryside.

17.

Honore Daumier painted mostly:

a)

Scenes of the working people and city life.

b)

Scenes of country life and peasants.

c)

Scenes of hard-working socially oppressed workers.

d)

Scenes of people enjoying the countryside.

18.

Gustave Courbet painted mostly

a)

Scenes of city life.

b)

Scenes of country life and peasants.

c)

Scenes of the harsh reality that he could see.

d)

Scenes of beautiful countrysides.

19.

This painting is by which artist?

a)

Gustav Courbet

b)

Jean-Francois Millet

c)

Honore Daumier

d)

David Alfaro Siqueiros

20.

This painting is by which artists?

a)

Gustav Courbet

b)

Jean-Francois Millet

c)

Honore Daumier

d)

David Alfaro Siqueiros

21.

This painting is called "The Gleaners"

a)
b)
c)
d)
22.

This painting is called

a)

"The Thinker"

b)

"The Chess Players"

c)

" The King's Gambit"

d)

The Chess Game"

23.

Realism was most prominent in what years?

a)

1840s-1880s

b)

1880s-1920s

c)

1800s-1850s

d)

1780s-1820s

24.

Realism reacted to Romanticism because it tried to

a)

show characters that people could look up to.

b)

beautiful, uplifting images.

c)

imaginative idealizations of how life could be.

d)

show an unembellished depiction of life and nature.

25.

Realism is the stepping stone to Modern Art...it leads the art world to a new perspective.

a)

True

b)

False