Exam 10: Eighteenth-Century Art

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In the eighteenth century,a painting or print featuring a picturesque view of ancient ruins or a romanticized view of the contemporary cityscape was called:

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Jefferson's use of the combination of pedimented entrance and dome at Monticello can be traced back to the Pantheon in Rome.

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In Chong Son's Twelve Thousand Peaks of Mount Kumgang,the artist rendered an actual place employing:

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What are the implicit meanings behind John Singleton Copley's Portrait of Paul Revere? How does the portrait work to convey these meanings? What do these meanings tell us about Copley as an artist?

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Rosalba Carriera,as seen in her Portrait of Louis XV as a Young Man,was famous for her ability to render portraits in:

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In William Hogarth's Marriage à la Mode,Scene II,what suggests that the wife's lover is the music teacher?

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The term "Rococo" was first used to designate what style?

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Describe the motivations,purposes,and allegorical meanings behind The Ocean's Coach commissioned by the Portuguese King John V.What was the iconography intended to do?

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With Watteau's Pilgrimage to the Island of Cythera,a new category of painting was established for the French Royal Academy,listed as ____________.

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The shape of Neumann's Kaisersaal is too complicated to be either an oval or an octagon,but it is surmounted by a high oval dome pierced by windows.

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Because Reynolds depicts the subject as an allegorical figure in his Allegorical Portrait of Sarah Siddons as the Tragic Muse and his composition recalls Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel ceiling figures,we find that Reynolds is aspiring to the ____________.

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The French word that refers to a European artistic style of the 17ᵗʰ and 18ᵗʰ centuries characterized by fanciful imagery of an imaginary China is called:

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Fueling the Neoclassical style was:

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Robert Adam's style of remodeling of the fireplace niche at Osterly Park House is referred to as Neoclassicism,because the ornamentation is based on ____________.

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During the eighteenth century in Korea,heavy green celadon ceramics gradually replaced delicate white porcelain ware.

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Kim Hongdo's painting Roof Tiling shows the interest in the actual appearances of powerful Korean rulers in eighteenth-century Korea.

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David's Death of Socrates offered a guide for ____________ in the troubled social climate of France in the late 1780s.

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To truly understand the "grand style," any artist who desired professional fame was almost obligated to do what?

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Why would Thomas Jefferson's Virginia State Capitol have surprised many Richmond residents?

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Fragonard's Happy Accidents of the Swing reaffirms the pleasures of:

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