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HISTO-REVIVAL(WIN)

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

eclecticism, taste for

exotic forms, combining native and foreign

styles

a)

Age of revivals

b)

Age of innovation

c)

Industrial Revolution

2.

use of newly

available materials

a)

Age of revivals

b)

Age of innovation

c)

Industrial Revolution

3.

The Arts and Crafts Movement in Britain

Led by artist-craftsman

a)

artist-craftsman William Morris

b)

architect Philip Webb

c)

writer John

Ruskin

4.
a)

Crystal Palace, London

b)

Westminster New Palace, London

c)

Library of S. Geneveve, Paris

d)

Heathcote, Ilkley, Yorkshire

5.
a)

Isambard Brunel

b)

Lonsdale Elmes

c)

Sir Joseph

Paxton

d)

Benjamin Woodward

6.
a)

Benjamin Woodward

b)

Sir Joseph

Paxton

c)

Harvey

Lonsdale Elmes

d)

Isambard Brunel

7.
a)

Westminster New Palace, London

b)

The University Museum, Oxford

c)

Liverpool Cathedral

d)

Tudor Cathedral, Cornwall

8.

PERIODS OF 19th CENTURY IN ENGLAND

spread of Gothic &

Renaissance revival.

• Symbolic figure in the period is Sir George

Gilbert Scott

a)

High Victorian

b)

Late Victorian

c)

Early Victorian

9.

PERIODS OF 19th CENTURY IN ENGLAND

Greek revival & Greco

Roman

a)

Early Victorian

b)

High Victorian

c)

Late Victorian

10.

PERIODS OF 19th CENTURY IN ENGLAND

principal mode of design

called “Queen Anne” Style

• Also termed the eclectic style, combination

of old style & domestic

• Architecture of 1870’s in England & in

U.S.A.- revival of Byzantine, Romanesque,

Baroque & Early Renaissance.

a)

Early Victorian

b)

High Victorian

c)

Late Victorian

11.
a)

Benjamin Woodward

b)

Charles Barry

c)

J. L.

Pearson

d)

Sir Edwin

Lutyens

12.
a)

George Gilbert

Scott

b)

Benjamin Woodward

c)

Sir Edwin

Lutyens

d)

J. L.

Pearson

13.
a)

Sir Joseph

Paxton

b)

Sir Edwin

Lutyens

c)

Sir

Charles Barry

d)

Harvey

Lonsdale Elmes

14.
a)

George Gilbert

Scott

b)

Benjamin Woodward

c)

J. L.

Pearson

d)

Sir Edwin

Lutyens

15.

18TH - 20TH CENTURY DIVIDED INTO TWO

PHASES:

characterized by Neo –

Ren.

a)

July Monarchy

b)

Second Empire

c)

Third Republic

16.

18TH - 20TH CENTURY DIVIDED INTO TWO

PHASES:

characterized by High

Neo – renaissance phase whose main  features are the “mansard roof & pavilion roof”

a)

July Monarchy

b)

Second Empire

c)

Third Republic

17.

18TH - 20TH CENTURY DIVIDED INTO TWO

PHASES:

characterized by Neo –

Baroque

a)

July Monarchy

b)

Second Empire

c)

Third Republic

18.
a)

Sir George Gilbert

Scott

b)

Henry

Labrouste

c)

J.V. Louis

d)

Gustave Eiffel

19.
a)

J. L.

Pearson

b)

Henry

Labrouste

c)

J.V. Louis

d)

Gustave Eiffe

20.

an Art free from any

historical style

a)

Art Noveau

b)

Ecclecticism

c)

Architectonic

d)

De Stijl Architecture

21.

Characteristic of Art Noveau

a)

Organic & Dynamic form

b)

Curving Design

c)

Simplification of Structural elements

22.

 the selection of elements

from diverse styles for architectural

decorative designs, different historical

styles combined

a)

Art Noveau

b)

Ecclecticism

c)

Architectonic

d)

Classicism

23.

related or conforming to

technical and architectural principles

a)

Art Noveau

b)

Realism

c)

Architectonic

d)

De Stijl Architecture

24.

founded in a theory that the

foremost quality of a bldg. should be truth.

The discovery of “steel” was to allow these

principles to be translated into reality

a)

De Stijl Architecture

b)

Classicism

c)

Realism

d)

Neo – Classicism

25.

a movement

founded by a group of Dutch painters,

Architects, & abolishes all styles & liberate

art from representation and individual

expression

a)

Classicism

b)

Neo – Classicism

c)

Realism

d)

De Stijl Architecture

26.

a revival or return to the

principles of Greek or Roman Art & Arch

a)

Realism

b)

De Stijl Architecture

c)

Classicism

d)

Neo – Classicism

27.

the last phase of

European Class, in the late 18th & 19th

century characterized by monumentality,

strict use of the orders & application of

ornaments.

a)

De Stijl Architecture

b)

Classicism

c)

Realism

d)

Neo – Classicism

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