WorksheetsGEC 106 - Art Appreciation (FINAL EXAM)
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 43mins
Which of the following is NOT a basic type of Stone Age art?
prehistoric sculpture
pictroglyphs
megalithic art
petroglyphs
Which of the following are examples of pictographs?
ideomorphs
symbols
ideograms
cupules
This pre-historic sculpture, which is a crude representation of humanoid shape, has many variations. What is this called?
(a)
Encompasses the cultures of Greece and Rome and endures as the cornerstone of
Western civilization.
Pre-historic Art
Modern Art
Renaissance Art
Classical Art
Cupules, rock carvings and engravings are examples of (a) .
Artworks that are applied to an immovable rock surface are classified as (a) .
Mobiliary arts are work that are clasified as immovable.
True
False
During this time the Catholic Church and wealthy oligarchs commissioned projects for specific social and religious rituals.
(a)
Paintings produced during the Early Medieval Period have little to no shadows or hint of three-dimensionality.
True
False
The increasing wealth of European cities and the influence of church monasteries are represented by this time period in the History of Art.
(a)
What is another name for Gothic Art?
(a)
The word renaissance means reimagine.
True
False
They were a powerful Italian family and political dynasty that dominated Florence at the start of the Renaissance and supported the arts.
(a)
It was a period in the history of arts when art and culture proliferated and was viewed as a kind of cultural reset.
(a)
Florence was once ruled by wealthy families in a political system known as anarchy.
True
False
The artistic method developed during the Renaissance to provide the appearance of depth.
(a)
What two (2) words are often used to describe Baroque Period? Give both words correctly so you can get 1 point.
(a)
A characteristic of Renaissance Art in which art of ancient Greece and Rome are incorporated.
(a)
Which characteristic of Renaissance Art focuses on giving the subjects more expressive or emotional aspects?
(a)
Which characteristic of Renaissance art is showcased in this sample artwork?
(a)
Strong contrast of light and shade
(a)
(a) art was a reflection of society.
(a) was used in the decorative arts, interior design, painting, architecture, and sculpture.
Curved forms are often common in Rococo. They often resemble the letters _ and _ .
(a)
Asymmetry is a common feature of Rococo design wherein one side of the composition does not match the other.
True
False
(a) leaf is one of the basic motifs of Rococo design.
During the Neoclassical Period, painters favored soft hues and curved shapes.
True
False
This art movement resulted in a general revival of classical philosophy that reflected the events taking place at the time in the political and social spheres, which eventually led to the French Revolution.
(a)
The main belief of Romanticism was that art should represent and elevate the best qualities in human nature by conveying a moral lesson to the audience.
True
False
Pre-colonial Art Forms has either the influence of local religion (animistic) or Islamic based.
True
False
To oppose the excessive emphasis on rational thought, this art period championed individuality and subjectivity. Artists started experimenting with diverse emotional, psychological, and mood states.
(a)
Which art period is also known as the "Age of Enlightenment"?
Classical Period
Contemporary Period
Neoclassical Period
Renaissance Period
The photo is a sample artwork from which art period?
Classical Period
Romanesque Period
Neoclassical Period
Renaissance Period
(a) art does not accurately reflect the political and economic climate of the time, but it allows you to experience a time when life was wonderful.
These artworks were created by ________.
Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres
Jacques-Louis David
Antonio Canova
Bertel Thorvaldsen
This was sculpted by _______.
Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres
Jacques-Louis David
Antonio Canova
Bertel Thorvaldsen
Francisco de Goya, who was a commissioned artist by the King of Spain, was known as _______________ and ________________.
(a)
Which of the following are artworks of Francisco de Goya?
The Burial of Sardine
Liberty Leading the People
The Third of May
Pluto Devouring His Daughter
The following are characteristics of Romantic Period Paintings, EXCEPT:
Shows little to no emotion
Celebrated nature as out of controlq
Dramatic Compositions
Heightened Sensations
This artwork is done by (a) .
(a) was the first French master and the leader of the French realistic school.
Which of the following is an artwork by Gericault?
Give the correct title of this artwork.
(a)
Give the correct title of this artwork.
(a)
Give the correct title of this artwork.
(a)
Which of the following ARE NOT artworks of Gericault?
(a) is an art movement which has the conviction that everyday life and the modern world were suitable subjects for art.
(a) focuses on breaking with the past and looking for new ways to express oneself at the same time
The __________tried to get down on canvas how a landscape, thing, or person appeared to them at a certain moment in time.
Romanticist
Impressionist
Neoclassicist
Modernist
The following are example of Realist artworks:
Which of the following is NOT a famous Realism artist?
Jean-Francois Millet
Edouard Manet
Claude Monet
Gustave Courbet
____________ and ___________ are the two main ideas that sum up what the Realism Art Movement was all about.
(a)
An unchanged artistic design which is a cultural heritage of the Maranaos in Lanao, Philippines.
(a)
Which are adjectives used to describe the Modern Art Movement?
Confusing
Freedom
Monochromatic
Abstract
(a) is defined by ongoing invention and rejects the use of the past as a model for the art of the present.
(a) a painting technique that does not represent figurative reality, such as people or places.
(a) blurred the line between elite and low culture.
(a) is opposed to the vibrant and energetic abstract expressionism.
Which of the following are examples of Impressionist Art?
Which of the following is an example of Expressionism?
The following are NOT examples of Cubism:
Which of the following are examples of Surrealism?
Which of the following are NOT examples of Pop Art?
This work of art by Claude Monet represents which art movement?
Pop Art
Impressionism
Expressionism
Realism
In the history of Philippine Arts, the (a) art was mainly for ritual purposes or for everyday use.
(a) art mirrors present-day culture and society, offering the general audiences a rich resource through which to consider current ideas and rethink the familiar.
Which period in the history of Philippine arts opened the door for wealthy locals to study abroad and learn more about a more scholarly and Western approach?
(a)
Who was the first Filipino to paint his face in a Self-portrait?
(a)
Is an internationally renowned Filipino artist who was a sculptor and a political activist.
(a)
A Filipino artist whose work has a touch of Romanticism and aesthetics of the Neoclassicism.
(a)
Give the art styles that were developed during the Spanish Period.
(a)
Who was the first Filipino awardee of the National Artist Award in 1972?
(a)
He is a Filipino artist who is best known for his craftsmanship and mastery in the use of light.
(a)
Who is considered as the Father of Philippine Arts?
(a)
Fabian dela Rosa won the National Artist Award in Sculpture in 1973.
True
False
