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

The __________ Academy awarded the Rome Prize,which provided the winners with study in Rome.

With his success as a moralizing painter,the artist __________ was able to give up portraiture,which he considered a deplorable form of vanity.

In the eighteenth century,__________________ replaced the land-based power of the aristocracy.

How does Rococo art reflect the lifestyle of French aristocracy in the eighteenth century?

__________ combined Neoclassicism with realism in his many sculpted portraits of the heroes of the Enlightenment.

How do scientific discoveries impact on art during the eighteenth century?

In England,__________ played a significant role in the production of silver during the Georgian period.

What are the sources for Jefferson's Monticello ?

Which of the following was NOT characteristic of English picturesque gardens,such as the Park at Stourhead ?

______________ encouraged Caspar David Friedrich to make landscape the principal subject of his art.

Known best for his vedute of ancient monuments and ruins,Piranesi became one of the most accomplished ____________in the eighteenth century

Walpole used crenellations,tracery,windows,and turrets to convert Strawberry Hill into a __________ castle.

Why was iron an important building material in the eighteenth century?