Question 1

The "Punitive Expedition" sent to Benin was

Accepted Answer

A) Portuguese. 
B) French. 
C) Dutch. 
D) British. 
E) Nigerian. 
A) Portuguese. 
B) French. 
C) Dutch. 
D) British. 
E) Nigerian. D

Question 2

Matisse's Jazz imagery is an example of

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A) Symbolism. 
B) Fauvism. 
C) découpage. 
D) Cubism. 
E) the Blue Rider. 
A) Symbolism. 
B) Fauvism. 
C) découpage. 
D) Cubism. 
E) the Blue Rider. C

Question 3

Matisse's Decorative Figure in an Oriental Setting is set in

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A) Morocco. 
B) the Far East. 
C) Easter Island. 
D) Oceania. 
E) Tahiti. 
A) Morocco. 
B) the Far East. 
C) Easter Island. 
D) Oceania. 
E) Tahiti. A

Question 4

Fauve artists looked to

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A) Polynesian and African sculpture. 
B) the colors of Gauguin and van Gogh. 
C) folk textiles and ceramics. 
D) All these answers are correct. 
A) Polynesian and African sculpture. 
B) the colors of Gauguin and van Gogh. 
C) folk textiles and ceramics. 
D) All these answers are correct.

Question 5

________ admired animals and celebrated them in his work in Der Blaue Reiter.

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A) Ernest Barlach 
B) Paul Gauguin 
C) Wassily Kandinsky 
D) Franz Marc 
A) Ernest Barlach 
B) Paul Gauguin 
C) Wassily Kandinsky 
D) Franz Marc

Question 6

1914-1918 are the dates of

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A) World War II. 
B) the American Civil War. 
C) the Russian Revolution. 
D) World War I. 
E) the Franco-Prussian War. 
A) World War II. 
B) the American Civil War. 
C) the Russian Revolution. 
D) World War I. 
E) the Franco-Prussian War.

Question 7

Matisse's arabesques refer to

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A) dancers. 
B) musicians. 
C) a kind of black curve. 
D) bright colors. 
A) dancers. 
B) musicians. 
C) a kind of black curve. 
D) bright colors.

Question 8

Which is true of Franz Marc's views of color?

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A) yellow was sunny and cheerful 
B) blue was depressive 
C) red was aggressive 
D) gray was reserved for trees 
A) yellow was sunny and cheerful 
B) blue was depressive 
C) red was aggressive 
D) gray was reserved for trees

Question 9

Kirchner was influenced by

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A) African sculpture. 
B) medieval woodcuts. 
C) the city and its crowd. 
D) All these answers are correct. 
A) African sculpture. 
B) medieval woodcuts. 
C) the city and its crowd. 
D) All these answers are correct.

Question 10

Matisse worked toward ________ in his art.

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A) balance 
B) purity 
C) serenity 
D) All these answers are correct. 
A) balance 
B) purity 
C) serenity 
D) All these answers are correct.

Question 11

As far as joy and spontaneity,________'s art followed its own muses.

Accepted Answer

A) Barlach 
B) Tatlin 
C) Matisse 
D) Picasso 
A) Barlach 
B) Tatlin 
C) Matisse 
D) Picasso

Question 12

Die Brücke refers to

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A) a German painting of a bridge. 
B) a German painting of a street. 
C) a German art movement. 
D) a German artist. 
A) a German painting of a bridge. 
B) a German painting of a street. 
C) a German art movement. 
D) a German artist.

Question 13

Nolde's style is best described as

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A) Fauve. 
B) Cubist. 
C) Symbolist. 
D) Expressionist. 
A) Fauve. 
B) Cubist. 
C) Symbolist. 
D) Expressionist.

Question 14

The Oba was a

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A) tribal magician. 
B) divine king. 
C) Benin shaman. 
D) Fang god. 
A) tribal magician. 
B) divine king. 
C) Benin shaman. 
D) Fang god.

Question 15

Which artist is correctly matched with his or her nationality?

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A) Marc - French 
B) Matisse - Moroccan 
C) Kandinsky - Russian 
D) Nolde - Dutch 
E) Picasso - French 
A) Marc - French 
B) Matisse - Moroccan 
C) Kandinsky - Russian 
D) Nolde - Dutch 
E) Picasso - French

Question 16

The Green Line is a painting of

Accepted Answer

A) Madame Matisse. 
B) a Paris street. 
C) Horses. 
D) Icarus. 
E) a still life. 
A) Madame Matisse. 
B) a Paris street. 
C) Horses. 
D) Icarus. 
E) a still life.

Question 17

1917 marks the

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A) beginning of World War I. 
B) onset of the Russian Revolution. 
C) first year of the Great Depression. 
D) rise of National Socialism. 
A) beginning of World War I. 
B) onset of the Russian Revolution. 
C) first year of the Great Depression. 
D) rise of National Socialism.

Question 18

Which is not a reason that African sculptures influenced European artists in the early 20th century?

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A) They are geometric. 
B) They are abstract. 
C) They are naturalistic. 
D) They are magical. 
A) They are geometric. 
B) They are abstract. 
C) They are naturalistic. 
D) They are magical.

Question 19

Which is NOT true of Kollwitz?

Accepted Answer

A) she came from a financially comfortable family 
B) she thought of herself as an Expressionist 
C) she depicted the problems of the working classes 
D) she sympathized with German peasants 
E) her textures tend to be harsh 
A) she came from a financially comfortable family 
B) she thought of herself as an Expressionist 
C) she depicted the problems of the working classes 
D) she sympathized with German peasants 
E) her textures tend to be harsh

Question 20

Worringer is the author of

Accepted Answer

A) Abstraction and Empathy. 
B) The Principles of Art History. 
C) Die Brücke. 
D) Der Blaue Reiter. 
A) Abstraction and Empathy. 
B) The Principles of Art History. 
C) Die Brücke. 
D) Der Blaue Reiter.

Exam 24: Turn of the Century: Early Picasso, Fauvism, Expressionism, and Matisse

The "Punitive Expedition" sent to Benin was

Matisse's Jazz imagery is an example of

Matisse's Decorative Figure in an Oriental Setting is set in

Fauve artists looked to

________ admired animals and celebrated them in his work in Der Blaue Reiter.

1914-1918 are the dates of

Matisse's arabesques refer to

Which is true of Franz Marc's views of color?

Kirchner was influenced by

Matisse worked toward ________ in his art.

As far as joy and spontaneity,________'s art followed its own muses.

Die Brücke refers to

Nolde's style is best described as

The Oba was a

Which artist is correctly matched with his or her nationality?

The Green Line is a painting of

1917 marks the

Which is not a reason that African sculptures influenced European artists in the early 20th century?

Which is NOT true of Kollwitz?

Worringer is the author of

The Art of Prehistory

The Ancient Near East

Ancient Egypt

The Aegean

The Art of Ancient Greece

The Art of the Etruscans

Ancient Rome

Jewish, Early Christian and Byzantine Art

The Early Middle Ages

Romanesque Art

Gothic Art

Precursors of the Renaissance

The Early Renaissance

The High Renaissance in Italy

Mannerism and the Later Sixteenth Century in Italy

Sixteenth-Century Painting in Northern Europe

The Baroque Style in Western Europe

Rococo and the Eighteenth Century

Neoclassicism: The Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries

Romanticism: The Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries

Nineteenth-Century Realism

Nineteenth-Century Impressionism

Post-Impressionism and the Late Nineteenth Century

Cubism, Futurism, and Related Twentieth-Century Styles

Dada, Surrealism, Fantasy, and the United States Between the Wars

Mid-Century Abstraction

Pop Art, OP Art, Minimalism, and Conceptualism

Innovation, Continuity, and Globalization

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