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Art (questions exam 3)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How did Charles Sheeler evoke religious sentiments in his 1932 display of Crisis-Crossed Conveyors?

a)

He arranged the photograph and others in the form of a medieval altarpiece.

b)

He retouched the photograph with gold to make it resemble an icon.

c)

He turned the photograph so that it resembled a crucifix.

d)

He superimposed a Bible quote on the photograph.

e)

He placed a human figure beneath the photograph, as if carrying the burden of the Conveyors.

2.

Between 1923 and 1926, Tina Modotti lived and worked with a future founder of

a)

Surrealism

b)

Pictorialism

c)

New Objectivity

d)

The worker photography movement

e)

Group f/64

3.

How did Imogen Cunningham gain a serious interest in photography?

a)

Her father was a noted Pictorialist photographer.

b)

She married Edward Weston.

c)

She became an assistant to Edward Curtis.

d)

Her first job was with Eastman Kodak.

e)

She studied the subject in college.

4.

How did Hamilton Easter Field influence the art career of Yasuo Kuniyoshi?

a)

Field was a gallerist who gave Kuniyoshi his first solo show.

b)

Field was a student whose ideas inspired Kuniyoshi's late work.

c)

Field was a peer who introduced Kuniyoshi to Cubism.

d)

Field was a collector who championed Kuniyoshi's work.

e)

Field was an art professor who taught Kuniyoshi oil painting.

5.

Baby and Toy Cow is a 1921 work by:

a)

Yasuo Kuniyoshi

b)

Meta Warrick Fuller

c)

Tina Modotti

d)

Thomas Hart Benton

e)

Charles Demuth

6.

The legend of the Minotaur originated from the:

a)

Minoans

b)

Corinthians

c)

Cyclidians

d)

Etruscans

e)

Mycenaeans

7.

What was the primary focus of Shuffle Along in 1921?

a)

Black sculpture

b)

Black theatre

c)

Black painting

d)

Black poetry

e)

Black design

8.

The Adoration of the Golden Calf is a 1634 work by the Baroque painter

a)

Nicolas Poussin

b)

Artemisia Gentileschi

c)

Peter Paul Rubens

d)

Caravaggio

e)

Rembrandt van Rijn

9.

What does the Fang ngil ceremony aim to achieve?

a)

Destroy evil spirits

b)

Bring peace during war

c)

Bring rain for crops

d)

Expose sorcerers

e)

Appease the gods

10.

Hugh Ferriss is MOST notable for his drawings of

a)

pets

b)

people

c)

buildings

d)

products

e)

flowers

11.

Which city's environs are MOST likely to appear in an Ashcan School painting?

a)

New York City

b)

Philadelphia

c)

Boston

d)

Paris

e)

London

12.

How are Man Ray's Rayographs MOST like photographic negatives?

a)

They use meticulous detail to depict their subjects.

b)

They use direct contact with photographic paper to generate an image.

c)

They provide a way of making copies of a photographic image.

d)

They employ a special camera to create their visual effects.

e)

They reverse the tones from a traditional photographic print.

13.

The gallery 291 started as a venue for

a)

folk art

b)

abstract painting

c)

woodblock prints

d)

photography

e)

sculpture

14.

All of the following guests at Villa America were writers EXCEPT

a)

John Dos Passos

b)

F. Scott Fitzgerald

c)

Ernest Hemingway

d)

Dorothy Parker

e)

Erik Satie

15.

Which of the following descriptions BEST fits Lorelei Lee?

a)

celebrated painter

b)

artist's model

c)

fictional flapper

d)

arts patron

e)

notable sculptor

16.

The Impressionist movement takes its name from a painting by which artist?

a)

Claude Monet

b)

Alfred Sisley

c)

Pierre-Auguste Renoir

d)

Camille Pissarro

e)

Édouard Manet

17.

Which of the following artists lived the LONGEST?

a)

Georgia O'Keeffe

b)

Florine Stettheimer

c)

Yasuo Kuniyoshi

d)

Julian Martinez

e)

Tina Modotti

18.

Thomas Hart Benton's America Today murals originally went on display in a(n):

a)

auditorium

b)

laboratory

c)

library

d)

boardroom

e)

cafeteria

19.

Charles Demuth painted The Bicycle Rider in

a)

watercolor

b)

enaustic

c)

oil paint

d)

egg tempera

e)

acrylic paint

20.

Andre Breton was a foundational figure of

a)

Precisionism

b)

the Ashcan School

c)

New Objectivity

d)

the Harlem Renaissance

e)

Surrealism