Ch 202 Exam 4

Front 1

The "Manifesto" was the founding document of ________.

Back 1

Futurism

Front 2

The ________ movement, founded in 1917 in Holland, sought to integrate painting, sculpture, architecture, and industrial design, and championed a "pure" abstraction.

Back 2

De Stijl

Front 3

Brancusi's Bird in Space (fig. 21.18) evokes ________.

Back 3

The flight of the bird

Front 4

Joan Miró is one of the most accomplished practitioners of ________.

Back 4

automatism

Front 5

________ was the leading painter of the De Stijl movement.

Back 5

Piet Mondrian

Front 6

Parade (fig. 21.13) was used as a curtain for a ________ ballet.

Back 6

Surrealistic

Front 7

________ by Henri Matisse perfectly encapsulates the tenets of Fauvism in its "raw contrasts of pure color in flat planes."

Back 7

Woman With a Hat

Front 8

Die Brücke and Der Blaue Reiter were two separate branches of ________.

Back 8

German Expressionism

Front 9

Salvador Dalí was a(n) ________.

Back 9

Surrealist

Front 10

________ viewed Dada as a kind of "anti-art."

Back 10

Marcel Duchamp

Front 11

Igor Stravinsky composed the ballet score to ________.

Back 11

The Rite of Spring

Front 12

Cubism was a movement that emphasized creating the illusion of reality by representing an object from a single vantage point. True or false?

Back 12

False, cubism has many vantage points

Front 13

Vassily Kandinsky founded the German Expressionist movement Die Brücke. True or false?

Back 13

False, he founded Der Blaue Reiter

Front 14

The leader of the Fauves was Henri Matisse. True or false?

Back 14

True

Front 15

In FSA photographer Walker Evan's Washroom and Dining Area of Floyd Burrough's Home, Hale County, Alabama (fig. 21.31), 1936, there are visual echoes of ________.

Back 15

Mondrian's Pure abstractions

Front 16

________ is in a number of ways responsible for the invention of fascism.

Back 16

Benito Mussolini

Front 17

Nazi's were proponents of the policy of ________, which they claimed justified the geographic expansion of the "superior" German race into territories of other countries.

Back 17

Lebensraum

Front 18

________ was a writer who chronicled the American South.

Back 18

William Faulkner

Front 19

________ instituted the New Deal in response to the Great Depression.

Back 19

Franklin D Roosevelt

Front 20

Edward Hopper is associated with ________.

Back 20

Regioinalism

Front 21

Thomas Hart Benton is best known for his ________.

Back 21

murals

Front 22

The American artist ________ had a primary interest in natural forms and colors and subject matter such as flowers and animal bones.

Back 22

Georgia O'Keeffe

Front 23

The stories of ________ explore ideas from Christianity that transcend the confines of Southern Regionalism.

Back 23

Flannery O'Connor

Front 24

Duke Ellington is associated with ________.

Back 24

swing music

Front 25

Diego Rivera was a Mexican artist who is famous for his small, precisely rendered sculptures. True or false?

Back 25

False

Front 26

James Joyce use a stream of consciousness technique to get readers into the character's minds. True or false?

Back 26

True

Front 27

Martha Graham was a pioneer of American Modernist dance. True or false?

Back 27

True

Front 28

Two Modernist American poets influential because of the complex, multifaceted, technically innovative and densely allusive works are Ezra Pound and T.S. Eliot. True or false?

Back 28

True

Front 29

The goal of such Russian artists as Kasimir Malevich and El Lissitzky was to bring art to the masses; thus, these artists saw their art as a political tool. True or false?

Back 29

True

Front 30

Isabel Allende's novel The House of Spirits (1982) creates a fictional world that reconstructs the history of ________.

Back 30

Chile

Front 31

Frida Kahlo's self-portrait, The Two Fridas (fig. 22.8), shows the influence of the ________ artistic style.

Back 31

Surrealism

Front 32

Chinua Achebe uses ________ to show the changing economic, political, and cultural situation in Africa.

Back 32

novels

Front 33

One of the most characteristic types of African art is the ________.

Back 33

mask

Front 34

The Los Tres Grandes referred to the ________.

Back 34

three painters of the mural movement in Mexico

Front 35

The role of African music is as ________.

Back 35

an expression of their belief system

Front 36

According to Benton and DiYanni, ________ was not one of the three commodities from Africa that came into demand as the desire for slave labor decreased.

Back 36

coffee

the three commodities are palm oil, latex and gum arabic

Front 37

The Yoruba have images carved of ere ibeji or ________.

Back 37

twins

Front 38

Mexico's president Alvaro Obregón initiate ________ in 1920 to restore Mexico's indigenous cultural identity.

Back 38

a mural movement

Front 39

The meeting held from 1884 to 1885, which resulted in the division of the African continent among Great Britain, France, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Portugal, and Spain, was called the ________.

Back 39

Conference of Berlin

Front 40

The message, for the Mexican people, of Sigueiros' large-scale mural, Cuauhtémoc Against the Myth (fig. 22.7 ) was that ________.

Back 40

indigenous people could regain power

Front 41

Jorge Luis Borges often merges the "real" with the imaginary so that his readers become disoriented and are forced to reconsider the relationship between ________.

Back 41

fiction and reality

Front 42

In 1800, the transatlantic slave trade was reaching its peak, with nearly ________ enslaved Africans transported to the Americas each year.

Back 42

100,000

Front 43

________ is known for his/her "swollen" figures that fill the canvas like balloons and satirize the Latin American ruling elite.

Back 43

Fernando Botero

Front 44

________ is best known for his ficciones.

Back 44

Jorge Luis Borges

Front 45

Sonny Okosun's blend of African and Western sounds are based on the Ghanaian music known as highlife. True or false?

Back 45

True

Front 46

The Sengalese scholar Leopold Senghor founded the movement called negritude which stressed the cultural achievements and unity of all people of African descent. True or false?

Back 46

True

Front 47

Solomon Linda, the Zulu musician who wrote Mbube (The Lion Sleeps Tonight), sold the rights in 1952 for $1,000,000.00 dollars.
True or false?

Back 47

False, only got 1 dollar

Front 48

John Maxwell Coetzee is a Nigerian painter. True or false?

Back 48

False

Front 49

Proxylin is a lacquer developed as an automobile paint that was used by David Alfaro Siqueiros. True or false?

Back 49

True

Front 50

Isabel Allende's The House of Spirits reconstructs in fictional form the history of her country: Chile. True or false?

Back 50

True

Front 51

The "red rubber scandal" was exposed by Brazilians in the 1950s. True or false?

Back 51

False