Exam 13: Eighteenth- and early-nineteenth century art in Europe and NORTH America

__________ are typical Rococo elements in architectural decoration.

In England,Neoclassicism was accompanied by a __________ revival.

What was the role of art academies in the eighteenth century and how did they influence artistic development of the period?

According to the text,the beginnings of Romanticism can be traced to a combination of Neoclassical ideas of civic virtue with the emotional notion of patriotism first seen in _______.

Wedgwood asked the sculptor Hackwood to design an emblem for the British Committee to abolish the __________ .

Interested in finding new symbolic forms for the nation,Benjamin Latrobe used ______________ in his design for the U.S.Capitol.

When did the Romantic movement in England begin?

British painters Fuseli and Blake both worked in a __________ style.

The academicians were so impressed with Watteau's Pilgrimage to the Island of Cythera that they created a new category of painting for it called ___________.

In addition to portraits,John Singleton Copley produced ___________ history paintings similar to his American colleague Benjamin West.

What is the relationship between Neoclassical architecture and Renaissance architecture?

Reynolds developed a type of historical portraiture called ____________.

Goya's goal with the Los Caprichos series was to _____________.

__________ developed in France when the regent of Louis XV moved the French court from Versailles to Paris.

Neumann used Borromini's Baroque design as the basis for his church in __________.

The most successful producer of __________ decorative arts was Wedgwood.

How did Neoclassical artists rebel against Rococo art?

How did Hogarth and Greuze criticize culture in hopes of improving it?

Vigée-Lebrun was elected to one of the four places in the French __________ available to women.

Caspar David Friedrich conceived landscape as a vehicle through which to achieve ______________.