Exam 12: Romanticism, Realism, and Photography
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What meaning did the Middle Ages hold for artists and architects such as Pugin?
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Daumier contributed to the liberal journal Caricature , which ridiculed _____.
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Describe the differences between Romantic and Neoclassical artists. Providing examples, please consider influences, subjects, technique, and formal qualities.
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Why did landscape painting become such a significant subject in the Romantic movement? Describe the different approaches to landscape at the time and the general qualities of Romantic landscapes.
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How did Corbet convey the dreary and dismal nature of menial labor in mid-19th-century France?
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The Realist artist ____ was a defender of the urban working class.
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The _____ was the English movement that refused to be tied to Realist subjects.
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After having numerous works rejected by the 1855 Salon, Gustave Courbet set up his own exhibition called _____.
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Describe how artists developed new approaches to color and to technique. Providing examples, explain their artistic aims and how they challenged traditional painting.
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After a fire, the Houses of Parliament were rebuilt in _____ style.
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Géricault criticized the rigidity of the Neocalssical style and instead injected _____ into his artwork.
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The artist Caspar David Friedrich believed that closeness with nature would lead to _____.
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In the wake of the French Revolution, _____ seized power in France.
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The European curiosity about non-Western cultures is called _____.
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