Question 1

The term Bourgeois Realism is applied to the work of

Accepted Answer

A) Chardin. 
B) Hogarth. 
C) Wright. 
D) Copley. 
A) Chardin. 
B) Hogarth. 
C) Wright. 
D) Copley.

Question 2

Which is NOT true of Zimmermann's Weiskirche?

Accepted Answer

A) It is near Oberammergau. 
B) It is influenced by a Classical revival in Germany. 
C) It is influenced by Borromini. 
D) It has a longitudinal axis. 
A) It is near Oberammergau. 
B) It is influenced by a Classical revival in Germany. 
C) It is influenced by Borromini. 
D) It has a longitudinal axis.

Question 3

Which is a characteristic feature of Rococo?

Accepted Answer

A) fussiness 
B) frivolity 
C) elegance 
D) irony 
E) All these answers are correct. 
A) fussiness 
B) frivolity 
C) elegance 
D) irony 
E) All these answers are correct.

Question 4

July 14,1789 is

Accepted Answer

A) the day that the American Revolution began. 
B) the day that the Declaration of Independence was signed. 
C) Bastille Day. 
D) the day that Louis XVI was executed. 
A) the day that the American Revolution began. 
B) the day that the Declaration of Independence was signed. 
C) Bastille Day. 
D) the day that Louis XVI was executed.

Question 5

Which is NOT a Rococo painter?

Accepted Answer

A) Watteau 
B) Boucher 
C) Fragonard 
D) Chambers 
A) Watteau 
B) Boucher 
C) Fragonard 
D) Chambers

Question 6

Which is true of Chiswick House?

Accepted Answer

A) It was designed by Palladio. 
B) It is in northern England. 
C) It was originally a library and place of entertainment. 
D) It is based on San Giorgio Maggiore. 
A) It was designed by Palladio. 
B) It is in northern England. 
C) It was originally a library and place of entertainment. 
D) It is based on San Giorgio Maggiore.

Question 7

The Enlightenment

Accepted Answer

A) started in 1650. 
B) was the entire 18th century. 
C) was limited to the first half of the 19th century. 
D) dates from the early 19th century. 
A) started in 1650. 
B) was the entire 18th century. 
C) was limited to the first half of the 19th century. 
D) dates from the early 19th century.

Question 8

Pastels are

Accepted Answer

A) water-based paints. 
B) chalky crayons. 
C) tempera paints. 
D) light-colored pencils. 
A) water-based paints. 
B) chalky crayons. 
C) tempera paints. 
D) light-colored pencils.

Question 9

Winckelmann is known primarily for

Accepted Answer

A) German painting. 
B) a historical approach to studying Greek and Roman art. 
C) a historical approach to artists' biographies. 
D) German philosophy of art. 
A) German painting. 
B) a historical approach to studying Greek and Roman art. 
C) a historical approach to artists' biographies. 
D) German philosophy of art.

Question 10

Gilles refers to

Accepted Answer

A) a painting by Boucher. 
B) a French philosopher. 
C) a French novelist. 
D) a painting by Watteau. 
E) a painting by Fragonard. 
A) a painting by Boucher. 
B) a French philosopher. 
C) a French novelist. 
D) a painting by Watteau. 
E) a painting by Fragonard.

Question 11

The Rococo style started in

Accepted Answer

A) America. 
B) Germany. 
C) Italy. 
D) France. 
A) America. 
B) Germany. 
C) Italy. 
D) France.

Question 12

Which does NOT match?

Accepted Answer

A) Vivaldi - music 
B) Priestly - oxygen 
C) Halley - biology 
D) Swift - satire 
E) Watt - steam engine 
A) Vivaldi - music 
B) Priestly - oxygen 
C) Halley - biology 
D) Swift - satire 
E) Watt - steam engine

Question 13

Paul Revere's 1770 portrait was painted by

Accepted Answer

A) West. 
B) Copley. 
C) Adam. 
D) Locke. 
E) Swift. 
A) West. 
B) Copley. 
C) Adam. 
D) Locke. 
E) Swift.

Exam 18: Rococo and the Eighteenth Century

The term Bourgeois Realism is applied to the work of

Which is NOT true of Zimmermann's Weiskirche?

Which is a characteristic feature of Rococo?

July 14,1789 is

Which is NOT a Rococo painter?

Which is true of Chiswick House?

The Enlightenment

Pastels are

Winckelmann is known primarily for

Gilles refers to

The Rococo style started in

Which does NOT match?

Paul Revere's 1770 portrait was painted by

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