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AH2_ROMANTICISM/ REALISM/ PHOTOGRAPHY

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

[p4] What did realist authors want to write about?

a)

Brave heroes in exotic settings.

b)

Ordinary characters from life.

c)

Scientific evolution.

2.

During the romanticism, the feelings and the passions from the characters were: ______________.

a)

unrelevant

b)

important

c)

immortalized.

d)

illogical,

3.

What is the name and author of this painting?

a)

The Raft of the Medusa by Theodore Gericault

b)

The Hay Wain by Theodore Gericault

c)

Liberty Leading the People by Eugene Delacroix

4.

Romantic artists loved

a)

nature

b)

reason

c)

education

d)

death

5.

Romantics were inspired by supernatural tales and myths

a)

true

b)

false

6.

What did the Romantics value more?

a)

City Life

b)

Life in Nature

7.

Romantic artistic style can be found in what kind of paintings?

a)

Portrait

b)

Landscape

c)

Micro

d)

Unconventional

8.
A return to the ideas of Greco-Roman period also linked to revolutionaries
a)
Rococo
b)
Baroque
c)
Colonial
d)
Neoclassical
9.
Style of art that reflected the desire for the exotic, the far away, the haunted, the emotional
a)
Rococo
b)
Romanticism
c)
Mannerism
d)
Renaissance
10.

What time period was Romanticism

a)

1790-1880

b)

1650-1800

c)

1750-1900

d)

1790-1850

e)

1800-1900

11.

What idea was most emphasized during Romanticism?

a)

imagination and emotion

b)

politics

c)

religion

d)

math

e)

soft colors

12.

True or false: Romanticism grew from a disillusionment with the Enlightenment’s values of reason and order.

a)

true

b)

false

13.

The Romanticism movement refers to romantic love

a)

true

b)

false

14.

Artwork from Romanticism focused on

a)

nature

b)

education

c)

death

d)

reason

e)

order

15.

which of the following artists was not an artist of the Romanticism movement.

a)

Leonardo da Vinci

b)

Francisco de Goya

c)

William Blake

d)

Henry Fuseli

e)

Caspar David Friedrich

16.

Who was the French painter hailed as the trailblazer of the French Romantic school.

a)

Eugene Delacroix

b)

J.M.W Turner

c)

Vincent Van Gogh

d)

Frida Kahlo

e)

Francisco de Goya

17.

J.M.W Turner, a Romantic artist, was preoccupied with the awesome power of

a)

nature

b)

politics

c)

religion

d)

community

e)

family

18.
all the details listed below EXCEPT one show the link to the Romantic style
a)
brushstokes are visible, loose, emotional
b)
setting is far away
c)
coloring of the sky implies the age of industrial revolution
d)
highly realistic foreground revives classical ideals
19.

Romantic artists and writers liked to focus on-

a)

the community

b)

the individual

c)

the powerful

d)

people in love

20.

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

a)

Imagination

b)

Intuition

c)

rationalism

d)

Idealism

21.

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)

22.

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

23.

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

24.

Which is a Romantic artist?

a)

Francisco de Goya

b)

Diego de Velasquez

c)

Pablo Picasso

d)

Jacques-Louis David

25.

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

26.

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.

27.

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.

28.

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.

29.

This painting is by which artist?

a)

Gustav Courbet

b)

Jean-Francois Millet

c)

Honore Daumier

d)

David Alfaro Siqueiros

30.

This painting is by which artists?

a)

Gustav Courbet

b)

Jean-Francois Millet

c)

Honore Daumier

d)

David Alfaro Siqueiros

31.

This painting is called "The Gleaners"

a)
b)
c)
d)
32.

Realism was most prominent in what years?

a)

1840s-1880s

b)

1880s-1920s

c)

1800s-1850s

d)

1780s-1820s

33.

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.

34.

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

a)

True

b)

False

35.
"Wanderer Above the Sea Fog" by Friedrich is what style of art? 
a)
Romanticism
b)
Expressionism
c)
Surrealism
d)
Pop Art
36.
Who is the artist?
a)
Eakins
b)
Manet
c)
Courbet
d)
Tanner
37.
What is the title?
a)
Forever Free
b)
Henry Tanner
c)
Banjo Lesson
d)
Slavery
38.
Who is the artist?
a)
Eakins
b)
Manet
c)
Courbet
d)
Tanner
39.
What is the title?
a)
Broken Chains
b)
Hopeful Freedom
c)
Forever Free
d)
Ball and Chain
40.
Who is the artist?
a)
Eakins
b)
Tanner
c)
Lewis
d)
Courbet
41.
The juxtaposition in Burial at Ornans
a)
High-ranking members of the church shown disinterested in ordinary people.
b)
The dog and the realist cross shown together in the same painting
c)
Artist showing connection to prior revolutionary events
d)
After the invention of the camera, the artists wanted to show reality.
42.
Who is the artist?
a)
Courbet
b)
Manet
c)
Eakins
d)
Tanner
43.
What is the title?
a)
Gross Clinic
b)
Burial at Ornans
c)
Les Dejuner Sur el Herbe
d)
Banjo Lesson
44.
Who is the artist? 
a)
Eakins
b)
Tanner
c)
Lewis
d)
Manet 
45.
What is the title?
a)
The Doctor
b)
The Surgery
c)
The Gross Clinic
d)
The Amputation
46.
Who is the artist?
a)
Tanner
b)
Eakins
c)
Manet
d)
Lewis
47.
Realism is defined as
a)
a representation of a fleeting moment.
b)
accurate depiction of the ordinary
c)
imitating the classics from Greece and Rome
d)
portrays the ideal leader, experience, or memory.
48.

What was the time period of Realism?

a)

1830-1890

b)

1800-1900

c)

1750-1820

d)

1850-1920

e)

1970-2010

49.

Another name for realism was

a)

naturalism

b)

humanism

c)

abstraction

d)

catholicism

e)

aestheticism

50.

Realism rejected

a)

Romanticism

b)

Greek and Roman Art

c)

linear perspective

d)

religion

e)

Renaissance principles

51.

Realism in art gave ____________ a similar weight to grand history paintings and allegories?

a)

the margins of society

b)

religion

c)

mythology

d)

pop culture

e)

philosophy

52.

Which definition defines the art movement of Realism?

a)

Realism was a colorful art movement based upon consumerism.

b)

Realism was an art movement that showed the beautiful, Romantic side of life. It focused on the beauty of life.

c)

Realism was an art movement that showed everyday life and did not glamorize it. People working and suffering from unfair circumstances were common themes.

53.

This artwork is titled:

a)

Rock On by Andy Warhol

b)

The Stonebreakers by Gustave Courbet

c)

The Stone Boys by Damier

54.

What is so important about this painting by Gustave Courbet?

a)

It showed important elements of the Romantic Art Movement

b)

It was a portrait of a very important person within the Royal Court

c)

It showed emotion and desperation in a self-portrait, a huge change from posed portraits.

55.

Honore Damier created this mixed media artwork to show which subjects?

a)

People in a room ignoring each other. They are co-workers.

b)

People riding the train in third class seats. They were poor people.

c)

People riding the train in first class seats. They were upper class people.

56.

This artwork by Honore Damier demonstrates the Realist art style in the following ways:

a)

This is an actual event he witnessed, the people are based upon real people, and nothing is idealized.

b)

The artwork is based upon a photograph Damier took of people in a courthouse.

c)

The artwork is a real sculpture that you can see in person.

57.

Why did Millet paint women working in a hay field?

a)

He had a painting that he copied from.

b)

He wanted to show a rural, farm scene with real people committing to real jobs.

c)

He didn't have any art models that day to paint in his art studio.

58.
What is the significance of this image?
a)
First Photograph
b)
Calotype
c)
Wet Plate 
d)
Surreal 
59.
What is the significance of this item?
a)
First Kodak camera
b)
First consumer camera
c)
First advertisment
d)
First camera
60.

Who is the photographer of this image?

a)

Moholy Nagy

b)

Edweard Muybridge

c)

Joseph Niepce

d)

Edward Weston

61.

The person to took the first permanent camera image is?

a)

Joseph Niepce

b)

Louis Daguerre

c)

Robert Cornelius

d)

George Eastman

62.
This is a small dark room, where a small hole at one end projects an image on the opposite wall.
a)
Kodak Brownie
b)
Camera Obscura
c)
Polaroid
d)
Daguerreotype
63.

He is the founder of the Kodak corporation (1888) and invented paper based film.

a)

Edweard Muybridge

b)

George Eastman

c)

Luis Daguerre

d)

James Clerk Maxwell

64.

How long was the exposure time for the first ever photographic image?

a)

8 seconds

b)

8 minutes

c)

8 hours

d)

8 days

65.
Photography comes from 2 words meaning?
a)
picture/drawing
b)
light/drawing
c)
drawing/color
66.
What is the significance of this image?
a)
First Photograph
b)
Calotype
c)
Wet Plate 
d)
Surreal 
67.

Who is the photographer of this image?

a)

Moholy Nagy

b)

Edweard Muybridge

c)

Joseph Niepce

d)

Edward Weston

68.
What was the first mass produced camera? (year: 1900)
a)
Polaroid
b)
Kodak Brownie
c)
Camera Obscura
d)
Daguerreotype
69.

A pinhole camera is most similar to which?

a)

Brownie

b)

Calotype

c)

Wet Collodian

d)

Camera Obscura

70.

What was the camera obscura used for in the Renaissance?

a)

Tracing outlines of shapes for paintings.

b)

Michelangelo's home movie theater.

c)

Viewing faraway galaxies and planets.

d)

Taking photos on film.

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