Art 101G Test 3

Front 1

_______ myths are in all cultures and covers childbirth to death

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creation

Front 2

Creation myths are in all cultures and covers _______________

Back 2

childbirth to death

Front 3

Cycle of _____ artworks are full of symbolic meanings

Back 3

life

Front 4

_______ earth mother goddess symbolized birth and dying.

Back 4

aztec

Front 5

Aztec earth mother goddess symbolized ___________

Back 5

birth and dying.

Front 6

________ monks Located in catacombs in Palermo Sicily.

Back 6

capuchin

Front 7

Capuchin monks Located in ________ in Palermo Sicily.

Back 7

catacombs

Front 8

Capuchin monks Located in catacombs in _____________

Back 8

Palermo Sicily.

Front 9

__________, was a mexican 19th century printmaker. Embraced death/calaveras (skeletons)

Back 9

jose posada

Front 10

Jose posada, was a ________ 19th century printmaker. Embraced death/calaveras (skeletons)

Back 10

mexican

Front 11

Jose posada, was a mexican _____th century printmaker. Embraced death/calaveras (skeletons)

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19

Front 12

Jose posada, was a mexican 19th century ________. Embraced death/calaveras (skeletons)

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printmaker

Front 13

Jose posada, was a mexican 19th century printmaker. Embraced _________ (skeletons)

Back 13

death/calaveras

Front 14

_______ photog rineke dijkstra took photos of moms in 90s to capture stark realities of birth

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dutch

Front 15

Dutch photog __________ took photos of moms in 90s to capture stark realities of birth

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rineke dikstra

Front 16

Dutch photog rineke dijkstra took photos of _______ in 90s to capture stark realities of birth

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moms

Front 17

Dutch photog rineke dijkstra took photos of moms in 90s to capture stark realities of __________

Back 17

birth

Front 18

Judy Chicago-___________. A co-op of paintings, prints, embroideries. Chicago is
best known for "dinner party" a joint work that took 3 years. 39 place settings of famous women fictional and non-fictional.

Back 18

birth project

Front 19

Judy Chicago-birth project. A co-op of paintings, prints, embroideries. Chicago is
best known for "___________" a joint work that took 3 years. 39 place settings of famous women fictional and non-fictional.

Back 19

dinner party

Front 20

Judy Chicago-birth project. A co-op of paintings, prints, embroideries. Chicago is
best known for "dinner party" a joint work that took ____ years. 39 place settings of famous women fictional and non-fictional.

Back 20

3

Front 21

________ Usually ties in with ancestor worship. Believe they still exist in parallel worlds so they can still be mentors. Also sacrifices to them, children chosen because of innocence, less contamination.

Back 21

rebirth

Front 22

Rebirth Usually ties in with _________ worship. Believe they still exist in parallel worlds so they can still be mentors. Also sacrifices to them, children chosen because of innocence, less contamination.

Back 22

ancestor

Front 23

Rebirth Usually ties in with ancestor worship. Believe they still exist in ______________ so they can still be mentors. Also sacrifices to them, children chosen because of innocence, less contamination.

Back 23

parallel worlds

Front 24

Rebirth Usually ties in with ancestor worship. Believe they still exist in parallel worlds so they can still be ________. Also sacrifices to them, children chosen because of innocence, less contamination.

Back 24

mentors

Front 25

Rebirth Usually ties in with ancestor worship. Believe they still exist in parallel worlds so they can still be mentors. Also __________ to them, children chosen because of innocence, less contamination.

Back 25

sacrifices

Front 26

Rebirth Usually ties in with ancestor worship. Believe they still exist in parallel worlds so they can still be mentors. Also sacrifices to them, _______ chosen because of innocence, less contamination.

Back 26

children

Front 27

Rebirth Usually ties in with ancestor worship. Believe they still exist in parallel worlds so they can still be mentors. Also sacrifices to them, children chosen because of _______________

Back 27

innocence, less contamination

Front 28

Part of ______ ritual and belief deals with judgement, especially in Egyptian art.

Back 28

death

Front 29

Part of death ritual and belief deals with ________, especially in Egyptian art.

Back 29

judgement

Front 30

Part of death ritual and belief deals with judgement, especially in __________ art.

Back 30

egyptian

Front 31

__________ was used to provide ka (spirit) had a body to return to. Tombs
contained items from life to sustain ka.

Back 31

mummification

Front 32

Mummification was used to provide ____ (spirit) had a body to return to. Tombs
contained items from life to sustain ka.

Back 32

ka

Front 33

Mummification was used to provide ka (spirit) had a body to return to. _______
contained items from life to sustain ka.

Back 33

tombs

Front 34

____th century Europe judgement scenes were graphic. Done in Sculpture and stained glass up until 19th century. Seen in church typanums (over entrance).

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12

Front 35

12th century ________ judgement scenes were graphic. Done in Sculpture and stained glass up until 19th century. Seen in church typanums (over entrance).

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europe

Front 36

12th century Europe ___________ scenes were graphic. Done in Sculpture and stained glass up until 19th century. Seen in church typanums (over entrance).

Back 36

judgement

Front 37

12th century Europe judgement scenes were graphic. Done in ________ and _________ up until 19th century. Seen in church typanums (over entrance).

Back 37

sculpture, stained glass

Front 38

12th century Europe judgement scenes were graphic. Done in Sculpture and stained glass up until _____th century. Seen in church typanums (over entrance).

Back 38

19

Front 39

12th century Europe judgement scenes were graphic. Done in Sculpture and stained glass up until 19th century. Seen in church _________ (over entrance).

Back 39

typanums

Front 40

12th century Europe judgement scenes were graphic. Done in Sculpture and stained glass up until 19th century. Seen in church typanums (over ________).

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entrance

Front 41

the opposite of a negative is a __________

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positive

Front 42

________ is the chemical process used to ensure a photographic image becomes permanent

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fixing

Front 43

fixing is the _______ process used to ensure a photographic image becomes permanent

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chemical

Front 44

fixing is the chemical process used to ensure a photographic image becomes __________

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permanent

Front 45

a _______ is a category of artistic subject matter, often with strongly influential histories and traditions

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genre

Front 46

a genre is a category of _____________, often with strongly influential histories and traditions

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artistic subject matter

Front 47

a ________ is an image of a person or animal, usually focusing on the face

Back 47

portrait

Front 48

a portrait is an image of a person or animal, usually focusing on the ______

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face

Front 49

_________ is a scene of inanimate objects

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still life

Front 50

still life is a scene of ______________

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inanimate objects

Front 51

__________ is the relationship in size between a work's individual parts and the whole

Back 51

proportion

Front 52

proportion is the relationship in _______ between a work's individual parts and the whole

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size

Front 53

a ___________ is a single photographic image that combines (digitally or through multiple film exposures) several separate images

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photomontage

Front 54

a _______ is a stationary scene arranged for artistic impression

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tableau

Front 55

a tableau is a _________ arranged for artistic impression

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stationary scene`

Front 56

a tableau is a stationary scene arranged for _________________

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artistic impression

Front 57

something __________ is capable of stirring the emotions of the viewer

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expressive

Front 58

_______ is a film presentation format that records at such a high resolution that it allows presentation of films at far larger sizes than conventional ones

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IMAX

Front 59

IMAX is a film presentation format that records at such a __________ that it allows presentation of films at far larger sizes than conventional ones

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high resolution

Front 60

___________ is art that promotes an ideology or a cause

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propaganda

Front 61

____________ is artistic style, at its height in 1920s Europe, which aimed to portray the world in visual extremes or personal experience and feeling

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expressionism

Front 62

expressionism is artistic style, at its height in _____s Europe, which aimed to portray the world in visual extremes or personal experience and feeling

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1920

Front 63

expressionism is artistic style, at its height in 1920s Europe, which aimed to portray the world in ___________________

Back 63

visual extremes or personal experience and feeling

Front 64

an __________ is an artwork created by the assembling and arrangement of objects in a specific location

Back 64

installation

Front 65

an installation is an artwork created by the ___________________

Back 65

assembling and arrangement of objects in a specific location

Front 66

___________ is the application of paint to canvas by dripping, splashing or smearing that emphasizes the artist's gestures

Back 66

action painting

Front 67

action painting is the application of paint to canvas by dripping, splashing or smearing that emphasizes ________________

Back 67

the artist's gestures

Front 68

a _________ is impromptu art actions, initiated and planned by an artist, the outcome of which is not known in advance

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happening

Front 69

a happening is ___________ art actions, initiated and planned by an artist, the outcome of which is not known in advance

Back 69

impromptu

Front 70

a happening is impromptu art actions, initiated and planned by an artist, the outcome of which is ___________________

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not known in advance

Front 71

a _________ is an image found by an artist and presented with little or no alteration as a work of art

Back 71

found image

Front 72

a _________ is a person who organizes the collection and exhibition of objects/artworks in a museum or gallery

Back 72

curator

Front 73

a curator is a person who organizes the collection and exhibition of objects/artworks in a ______________

Back 73

museum or gallery

Front 74

a _________ is a portrait or figure represented in outline and solidly colored in

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silhouette

Front 75

a silhouette is a portrait or figure represented in _________ and solidly colored in

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outline

Front 76

a silhouette is a portrait or figure represented in outline and ______________

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solidly colored in

Front 77

___________ is a science that studies nature, development and operation of the human mind

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psychology

Front 78

psychology is a science that studies nature, development and operation of the __________

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human mind

Front 79

__________ is a science that studies the working of the human body and its organs

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physiology

Front 80

physiology is a science that studies the working of the ________________

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human body and its organs

Front 81

________ is a complex but delicate pattern of interwoven lines

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tracery

Front 82

tracery is a complex but delicate pattern of ____________

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interwoven lines

Front 83

_________ is dramatic use of intense darkness and light to heighten the impact of a painting

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tenebrism

Front 84

tenebrism is dramatic use of intense darkness and light to __________ of a painting

Back 84

heighten the impact

Front 85

_________ is the understanding of how colors relate to each other, especially when they're placed near each other

Back 85

color theory

Front 86

color theory is the understanding of how colors ________________, especially when they're placed near each other

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relate to each other

Front 87

__________ is when the eye blends two colors that are placed near each other, creating a new color

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optical mixture

Front 88

optical mixture is when the eye blends two colors that are placed near each other, creating a ___________

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new color

Front 89

an ____________ is when the eye sees a complementary color of something that the viewer has spent an extended time viewing

Back 89

afterimage effect

Front 90

an afterimage effect is when the eye sees a ___________ color of something that the viewer has spent an extended time viewing

Back 90

complementary

Front 91

an afterimage effect is when the eye sees a complementary color of something that the viewer has ___________________

Back 91

spent an extended time viewing

Front 92

__________ is when one of the five senses perceives something that was stimulated by a trigger from one of the other senses

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synesthesia

Front 93

synesthesia is when one of the five senses perceives something that __________________

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was stimulated by a trigger from one of the other senses

Front 94

________, or raw art, are artworks made by untrained artists, having a primitive or childlike quality

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art brut

Front 95

art brut, or raw art, are artworks made by __________, having a primitive or childlike quality

Back 95

untrained artists

Front 96

_________ is paint applied in thick layers

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impasto

Front 97

impasto is paint applied in ________ layers

Back 97

thick

Front 98

___________ is a method of treating mental illness by making conscious the patient's subconscious fears or fantasies

Back 98

psychoanalysis

Front 99

the _______ happened circa 1850s but other discoveries happened earlier

Back 99

camera

Front 100

the camera happened circa _____s but other discoveries happened earlier

Back 100

1850

Front 101

what is a camera obscura?

Back 101

box that took in images for
humans to trace, box gets smaller over years

Front 102

________ first studied time and motion in photography

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muybridge

Front 103

Muybridge first studied time and motion in __________

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photography

Front 104

____________(1734-97) celebrates technology and art during Age of Enlightenment. made Dramatic paintings of light n dark (ie. tennebrism)

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joeseph wright of derby

Front 105

Joseph wright of derby (____-_____) celebrates technology and art during Age of Enlightenment. made Dramatic paintings of light n dark (ie. tennebrism)

Back 105

1734, 1797

Front 106

Joseph wright of derby (1734-97) celebrates technology and art during Age of _________. made Dramatic paintings of light n dark (ie. tennebrism)

Back 106

enlightenment

Front 107

Joseph wright of derby (1734-97) celebrates technology and art during Age of Enlightenment. made Dramatic paintings of light n dark (ie. ___________)

Back 107

tennebrism

Front 108

__________' "gross clinic" was painted in 1878. First painter to use photography as an aid.
he was an American realist. Studied anatomy through dissection, started with da Vinci and michaelangelo.
Also painted "Agnew clinic"

Back 108

thomas eakins

Front 109

Thomas Eakins' "___________" was painted in 1878. First painter to use photography as an aid.
he was an American realist. Studied anatomy through dissection, started with da Vinci and michaelangelo.
Also painted "Agnew clinic"

Back 109

gross clinic

Front 110

Thomas Eakins' "gross clinic" was painted in ______. First painter to use photography as an aid.
he was an American realist. Studied anatomy through dissection, started with da Vinci and michaelangelo.
Also painted "Agnew clinic"

Back 110

1878

Front 111

Thomas Eakins' "gross clinic" was painted in 1878. First painter to use ___________ as an aid.
he was an American realist. Studied anatomy through dissection, started with da Vinci and michaelangelo.
Also painted "Agnew clinic"

Back 111

photography

Front 112

Thomas Eakins' "gross clinic" was painted in 1878. First painter to use photography as an aid.
he was an American _________. Studied anatomy through dissection, started with da Vinci and michaelangelo.
Also painted "Agnew clinic"

Back 112

realist

Front 113

Thomas Eakins' "gross clinic" was painted in 1878. First painter to use photography as an aid.
he was an American realist. Studied anatomy through _________, started with da Vinci and michaelangelo.
Also painted "Agnew clinic"

Back 113

dissection

Front 114

Thomas Eakins' "gross clinic" was painted in 1878. First painter to use photography as an aid.
he was an American realist. Studied anatomy through dissection, started with da Vinci and michaelangelo.
Also painted "____________"

Back 114

agnew clinic

Front 115

__________ revolutionized video as art form in 1970s. Combined installation, performance
and sound. he was a Performance artist, was followed by bill viola and later by Matthew
Barney

Back 115

nam june paik

Front 116

Nam June paik revolutionized _______ as art form in 1970s. Combined installation, performance
and sound. he was a Performance artist, was followed by bill viola and later by Matthew
Barney

Back 116

video

Front 117

Nam June paik revolutionized video as art form in 1970s. Combined installation, performance
and sound. he was a __________ artist, was followed by bill viola and later by Matthew
Barney

Back 117

performance

Front 118

Nam June paik revolutionized video as art form in 1970s. Combined installation, performance
and sound. he was a Performance artist, was followed by ________ and later by Matthew
Barney

Back 118

bill viola

Front 119

Nam June paik revolutionized video as art form in 1970s. Combined installation, performance
and sound. he was a Performance artist, was followed by bill viola and later by ____________

Back 119

Matthew Barney

Front 120

__________ made the smallest sculptures in world with a microscope. His brush with eyelash.

Back 120

willard wigan

Front 121

Willard Wigan made the smallest sculptures in world with a ___________. His brush with eyelash.

Back 121

microscope

Front 122

Willard Wigan made the smallest sculptures in world with a microscope. His brush with ___________.

Back 122

eyelash

Front 123

____________ combined anatomy and science to create plastination

Back 123

gunthervon hagen

Front 124

Gunthervon Hagen combined anatomy and science to create ___________

Back 124

plastination

Front 125

___________ is stopping anymore deterioration, while restoration is bringing it back to original condition

Back 125

conservation

Front 126

Conservation is stopping anymore __________, while restoration is bringing it back to original condition

Back 126

deterioration

Front 127

Conservation is stopping anymore deterioration, while __________ is bringing it back to original condition

Back 127

restoration

Front 128

Conservation is stopping anymore deterioration, while restoration is __________________

Back 128

bringing it back to original condition

Front 129

_________ is an extreme kind of illusion meant to deceive the viewer

Back 129

trompe l'oeil

Front 130

________ is the study of such subjects as history, philosophy, languages, and literature particularly in relation to those of ancient greece and rome

Back 130

humanism

Front 131

humanism is the study of such subjects as ___________________ particularly in relation to those of ancient greece and rome

Back 131

history, philosophy, language and literature

Front 132

humanism is the study of such subjects as history, philosophy, languages, and literature particularly in relation to those of ancient ________________

Back 132

greece and rome

Front 133

an _________ is a round opening at the center of a dome

Back 133

oculus

Front 134

an oculus is a ___________ at the center of a dome

Back 134

round opening

Front 135

an oculus is a round opening at the center of a _______

Back 135

dome

Front 136

a _______ is a representation of a nude or scantily clad infant angel or boy, common in renaissance and baroque art

Back 136

putto

Front 137

a putto is a representation of a nude or scantily clad infant angel or boy, common in ________________

Back 137

renaissance and baroque art

Front 138

a ___________ is a railing supported by short pillars

Back 138

balustrade

Front 139

a balustrade is a _________ supported by short pillars

Back 139

railing

Front 140

a balustrade is a railing supported by ______________

Back 140

short pillars

Front 141

something _________ is curved inward, like the exterior of a sphere

Back 141

convex

Front 142

something convex is curved ________, like the exterior of a sphere

Back 142

inward

Front 143

a _________ is the uppermost platform on a classical temple, on which the columns stand

Back 143

stylobate

Front 144

a stylobate is the ____________ on a classical temple, on which the columns stand

Back 144

uppermost platform

Front 145

a stylobate is the uppermost platform on a classical ________, on which the columns stand

Back 145

temple

Front 146

a stylobate is the uppermost platform on a classical temple, on which the ___________ stand

Back 146

column

Front 147

the _________ is the slight swelling at the midpoint of a column

Back 147

entasis

Front 148

the entasis is the ___________ at the midpoint of a column

Back 148

slight swelling

Front 149

the entasis is the slight swelling at the ______________

Back 149

midpoint of a column

Front 150

__________ is the beam that rests on the top of a row of columns

Back 150

architrave

Front 151

architrave is the ______ that rests on the top of a row of columns

Back 151

beam

Front 152

architrave is the beam that rests on __________________

Back 152

the top of a row of columns

Front 153

a ________ is a projecting block carved with three raised bands, which alternates with figurative reliefs in a frieze

Back 153

triglyph

Front 154

a triglyph is a ____________ carved with three raised bands, which alternates with figurative reliefs in a frieze

Back 154

projecting block

Front 155

a triglyph is a projecting block carved with three raised bands, which alternates with _____________

Back 155

figurative reliefs in a frieze

Front 156

a _________ is the strip that goes around the top of a building, usually filled with ornamentation

Back 156

frieze

Front 157

a frieze is the strip that goes around _____________, usually filled with ornamentation

Back 157

the top of a building

Front 158

a frieze is the strip that goes around the top of a building, usually filled with ____________

Back 158

ornamentation

Front 159

__________ is a coarse plaster designed to give the appearance of stone

Back 159

stucco

Front 160

stucco is a coarse __________ designed to give the appearance of stone

Back 160

plaster

Front 161

stucco is a coarse plaster designed to give the appearance of _________

Back 161

stone

Front 162

___________ is the distorted representation of an object so that it appears correctly proportioned only when viewed from one particular position

Back 162

anamorphosis

Front 163

anamorphosis is the _________ representation of an object so that it appears correctly proportioned only when viewed from one particular position

Back 163

distorted

Front 164

anamorphosis is the distorted representation of an object so that it appears correctly __________ only when viewed from one particular position

Back 164

proportioned

Front 165

anamorphosis is the distorted representation of an object so that it appears correctly proportioned only when viewed from ________________

Back 165

one particular position

Front 166

_________ is art that exposes the weaknesses and mistakes of its subjects to ridicule

Back 166

satire

Front 167

the term _________ refers to the eastern roman empire, centered around constantinople (modern day istanbul) from the 5th century

Back 167

byzantine

Front 168

the term byzantine refers to the __________ empire, centered around constantinople (modern day istanbul) from the 5th century

Back 168

eastern roman

Front 169

the term byzantine refers to the eastern roman empire, centered around _____________ (modern day istanbul) from the 5th century

Back 169

constantinople

Front 170

the term byzantine refers to the eastern roman empire, centered around constantinople (modern day _________) from the 5th century

Back 170

istanbul

Front 171

the term byzantine refers to the eastern roman empire, centered around constantinople (modern day istanbul) from the ___th century

Back 171

5

Front 172

a _________ is a large ornament worn on the chest

Back 172

pectoral

Front 173

a pectoral is a ____________ worn on the chest

Back 173

large ornament

Front 174

a pectoral is a large ornament worn on the ________

Back 174

chest

Front 175

a ___________ is a carved panel where the figures are cut deeper than the stone in the background

Back 175

sunken relief

Front 176

a sunken relief is a ___________ where the figures are cut deeper than the stone in the background

Back 176

carved panel

Front 177

a sunken relief is a carved panel where the figures are cut __________________

Back 177

deeper than the stone in the background

Front 178

a _______ is one, two, or more horizontal sections into which a space is divided in order to depict the episodes of a story

Back 178

register

Front 179

a register is one, two, or more __________ sections into which a space is divided in order to depict the episodes of a story

Back 179

horizontal

Front 180

a register is one, two, or more horizontal sections into which a space is divided in order to _________________

Back 180

depict the episodes of a story

Front 181

a _______ was an official annual exhibition of french painting , first held in 1667

Back 181

salon

Front 182

a salon was an official ___________ of french painting , first held in 1667

Back 182

annual exhibition

Front 183

a salon was an official annual exhibition of _______ painting , first held in 1667

Back 183

french

Front 184

a salon was an official annual exhibition of french painting , first held in _______

Back 184

1667

Front 185

__________ is a printmaking technique where the artist gouges or scratches the image onto the surface of a printing plate

Back 185

engraving

Front 186

engraving is a ___________ technique where the artist gouges or scratches the image onto the surface of a printing plate

Back 186

printmaking

Front 187

engraving is a printmaking technique where the artist gouges or scratches the image onto _________________

Back 187

the surface of a printing plate

Front 188

the _________ european movement of the 19th century was concerned with the power of imagination and greatly valuing intense feeling

Back 188

romanticism

Front 189

the romanticism european movement of the _____th century was concerned with the power of imagination and greatly valuing intense feeling

Back 189

19

Front 190

the romanticism european movement of the 19th century was concerned with the power of __________ and greatly valuing intense feeling

Back 190

imagination

Front 191

the romanticism european movement of the 19th century was concerned with the power of imagination and greatly valuing _____________

Back 191

intense feeling

Front 192

________ is the feeling of awe or terror, provoked by the experience of limitless nature and the awareness of smallness of the individual

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sublime

Front 193

sublime is the feeling of __________, provoked by the experience of limitless nature and the awareness of smallness of the individual

Back 193

awe or terror

Front 194

sublime is the feeling of awe or terror, provoked by the experience of _____________________

Back 194

limitless nature and the awareness of smallness of the individual

Front 195

the ____________ was an english art movement formed in 1848 by painters who rejected the academic rules of art and often painted medieval subjects in a naive style

Back 195

pre-raphaelite brotherhood

Front 196

the pre-raphaelite brotherhood was an _____________ formed in 1848 by painters who rejected the academic rules of art and often painted medieval subjects in a naive style

Back 196

english art movement

Front 197

the pre-raphaelite brotherhood was an english art movement formed in ______ by painters who rejected the academic rules of art and often painted medieval subjects in a naive style

Back 197

1848

Front 198

the pre-raphaelite brotherhood was an english art movement formed in 1848 by painters who rejected the ___________ and often painted medieval subjects in a naive style

Back 198

academic rules of art

Front 199

___________ were artists from or in france between 1885 and 1905 who moved away from impressionist style — notably cezanne, gauguin, seurat and van gogh.

Back 199

post-impressionists

Front 200

post-impressionists were artists from or in _________ between 1885 and 1905 who moved away from impressionist style — notably cezanne, gauguin, seurat and van gogh.

Back 200

france

Front 201

post-impressionists were artists from or in france between ______ and _____ who moved away from impressionist style — notably cezanne, gauguin, seurat and van gogh.

Back 201

1885, 1905

Front 202

post-impressionists were artists from or in france between 1885 and 1905 who moved away from _________ style — notably cezanne, gauguin, seurat and van gogh.

Back 202

impressionist

Front 203

post-impressionists were artists from or in france between 1885 and 1905 who moved away from impressionist style — notably ________, gauguin, seurat and van gogh.

Back 203

cezanne

Front 204

post-impressionists were artists from or in france between 1885 and 1905 who moved away from impressionist style — notably cezanne, _________, seurat and van gogh.

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gauguin

Front 205

post-impressionists were artists from or in france between 1885 and 1905 who moved away from impressionist style — notably cezanne, gauguin, _______ and van gogh.

Back 205

seurat

Front 206

post-impressionists were artists from or in france between 1885 and 1905 who moved away from impressionist style — notably cezanne, gauguin, seurat and _________.

Back 206

van gogh

Front 207

the ________ symbolism movement of art and literature ran from 1885 to 1910 and conveyed meaning by the use of powerful, yet ambiguous symbols

Back 207

european

Front 208

the european _________ movement of art and literature ran from 1885 to 1910 and conveyed meaning by the use of powerful, yet ambiguous symbols

Back 208

symbolism

Front 209

the european symbolism movement of art and literature ran from _____ to ______ and conveyed meaning by the use of powerful, yet ambiguous symbols

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1885, 1910

Front 210

the european symbolism movement of art and literature ran from 1885 to 1910 and conveyed meaning by the use of ______________

Back 210

powerful, yet ambiguous symbols

Front 211

a _________ is a surface or background onto which an artist paints or draws

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ground

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a ground is a ____________ onto which an artist paints or draws

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surface or background

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___________ in zurich was epicenter of WWI intellectual refugees

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cafe odeon

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cafe odeon in ________ was epicenter of WWI intellectual refugees

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zurich

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cafe odeon in zurich was epicenter of _______________

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WWI intellectual refugees

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_______ movement started at cafe voltaire in zurich

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dada

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dada movement started at __________ in zurich

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cafe voltaire

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dada movement started at cafe voltaire in _________

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zurich

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after ________, dada movement moved to berlin

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WWI

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after WWI, ________ movement moved to berlin

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dada

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after WWI, dada movement moved to ________

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berlin

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how did the berlin dada movement differ from zurich's?

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postwar dada in berlin was more in protest of authority and war, rather than zurich frivolity

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Art of ___________ encourages thought on social issues

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social conscience

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Art of social conscience encourages thought on _________________

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social issues

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what photo did rineke dijkstra take? What is it called?

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Julie

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explain rineke dijkra's julie?

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highlights stark realities of birth
a print

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what does andres mantegna's dead christ look like?

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andres mantegna painted what?

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dead christ

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who painted dead christ?

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jesus mantegna

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explain jesus mantegna's dead christ

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example of foreshortening
tempera on canvas

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the book of the dead piece is called ____________

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the last judgement before osiris

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another name for the last judgement before osiris is ____________

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the book of the dead

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explain details of the book of the dead's last judgement before osiris

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painted papyrus
example of judgement
proof that one lived an honorable life
weight of one's soul

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what was Joseph Wright of Derby's piece called?

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An Experiment on a Bird in the Air-Pump,

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who painted An Experiment on a Bird in the Air-Pump?

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joseph wright of derby

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give some details on joseph wright of derby's An Experiment on a Bird in the Air-Pump

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realism
oil on canvas
anatomy study on art
use of tenebrism, dramatic use of light/dark

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what was willard wigan's piece called?

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statue of liberty

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who did the statue of liberty piece?

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walter wigan

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analyze walter wigan's statue of liberty

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use of science to create art
uses microscope
british artist

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salvador dali's piece is called ...

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Persistence of Memory

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persistence of memory is by ______________

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salvador dali

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analyze Salvador Dalí's Persistence of Memory

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example of surrealism
inspired by freud and psychology
a self portrait of dali in spain
oil on canvas

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ron mueck's piece is called

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mask II

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MASK II is by

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ron mueck

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analyze ron mueck's mask II

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mixed media
realism
illusionism
larger than scale
actually ron mueck himself

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what is the name of the manet piece?

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A Bar at the Folies-Bergere

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a _________ is an artwork comprising three painted or carved panels, normally joined together and sharing a common theme

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triptych

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a triptych is an artwork comprising ______ painted or carved panels, normally joined together and sharing a common theme

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3

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a triptych is an artwork comprising three painted or carved panels, normally joined together and sharing a ___________

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common theme

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____________ destroy images because of strong beliefs

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iconoclasts

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Iconoclasts _________ images because of strong beliefs

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destroy

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__________ is a sculptural relief in which forms extend only slightly from the background; no figures are undercut

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bas releif

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bas relief is a _________ relief in which forms extend only slightly from the background; no figures are undercut

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sculptural

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bas relief is a sculptural relief in which forms extend ____________ from the background; no figures are undercut

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only slightly

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a __________ is an arched recess above a door, often decorated with carvings

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typanum

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a typanum is an _______________, often decorated with carvings

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arched recess above a door

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_________ is a 19th century artistic style that aimed to depict nature and everyday subjects in an unidealized manner

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realism

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realism is a ______th century artistic style that aimed to depict nature and everyday subjects in an unidealized manner

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19

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____________ is an artwork created by assembling and arranging objects in a spcific location

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installation

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installation is an artwork created by _____________ objects in a spcific location

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assembling and arranging

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__________ is the technique where an artist paints on plaster, taken from the italian word for "fresh"

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fresco

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fresco is the technique where an artist paints on _________, taken from the italian word for "fresh"

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plaster

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fresco is the technique where an artist paints on plaster, taken from the italian word for "_______"

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fresh

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a trompe l'oeil is an ____________

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extreme illusion

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_________ is the distorted representation of an object so that it appears correctly proportioned when viewed from a specific position

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anamorphisis

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anamorphisis is the ___________ of an object so that it appears correctly proportioned when viewed from a specific position

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distorted representation

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anamorphisis is the distorted representation of an object so that it appears ___________________

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correctly proportioned when viewed from a specific position