Exam 18: European and American Art, 1840-1910

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Architects from which city are credited with the development of the skyscraper?

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Whose work was hated by conservative critics because of its focus on the common people and its disregard for traditional composition and traditional standards of beauty?

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Architects that rejected the values of modern industry and recaptured a pre-industrial sense of beauty practiced which of the following styles?

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Which of the following describes Harriet Hosmer's Zenobia in Chains?

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Compare and contrast the architectural style of the Opéra and the Wainwright Building.

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Which is an early photographic process that was used to make a print with a silver-coated metal plate treated with iodine fumes and exposed to mercury vapor?

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Who took portraits of famous British scholars and wanted to make photography an art form in its own right?

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Discuss the style of The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh.How does van Gogh expand on the ideas of the Impressionists?

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The art of which country so greatly influenced French art in the last half of the nineteenth century that a term was coined (the country's name being the root of the term)just to describe this influence?

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In architecture,drawing on motifs from historic models is a practice called

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Mary Cassatt is best known for painting

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What was Georges Seurat's technique called?

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In Toulouse-Lautrec's Jane Avril,which of the following is a particularly strong influence?

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Who began the concept of seeing objects from different viewpoints into the same painting?

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The original idea of the avant-garde,as applied to art,was that it would prepare people for

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