Question 1

Which of these pieces is a Cubist painting?

Accepted Answer

A) Georges Braque's Violin and Palette 
B) Henri Matisse's The Green Stripe 
C) Marcel Duchamp's The Fountain 
D) Salvador Dali's The Persistence of Memory 
A) Georges Braque's Violin and Palette 
B) Henri Matisse's The Green Stripe 
C) Marcel Duchamp's The Fountain 
D) Salvador Dali's The Persistence of Memory

Question 2

The Cubists freed painting from the necessity of representing the world in order to dwell on

Accepted Answer

A) form. 
B) texture 
C) content. 
D) emotion. 
A) form. 
B) texture 
C) content. 
D) emotion.

Question 3

Henri Matisse was a leader of early 20th century artists who felt free to use color "arbitrarily" and were labeled,derogatorily,"Fauves",which translates as

Accepted Answer

A) false 
B) "Wild Beasts" 
C) fake 
D) crazy 
A) false 
B) "Wild Beasts" 
C) fake 
D) crazy

Question 4

What was the name of the anti-art movement founded in Zurich,Berlin,Paris,and New York during World War I?

Accepted Answer

The anti-art movement founded in Zurich,

Question 5

Discuss the significance of Marcel Duchamp's 1917 work titled The Fountain.How has this work and others like it influenced modern art?

Accepted Answer

Marcel Duchamp's 1917 work titled The Fo

Question 6

The two major art movements of the 1960s were

Accepted Answer

A) Pop Art and Fauvism. 
B) Expressionism and Combine Painting. 
C) Minimalism and Pop Art. 
D) Futurism and Op Art. 
A) Pop Art and Fauvism. 
B) Expressionism and Combine Painting. 
C) Minimalism and Pop Art. 
D) Futurism and Op Art.

Question 7

Using examples from the chapter,discuss the directions taken by artists in the 1970s and 1980s.

Accepted Answer

In the 1970s and 1980s, artists took var

Question 8

In 1909,an Italian poet named Filippo Marinetti published a manifesto announcing the beginning of which movement?

Accepted Answer

In 1909, the Italian poet Filippo Marine

Which of these pieces is a Cubist painting?

The Cubists freed painting from the necessity of representing the world in order to dwell on

Henri Matisse was a leader of early 20^th century artists who felt free to use color "arbitrarily" and were labeled,derogatorily,"Fauves",which translates as

What was the name of the anti-art movement founded in Zurich,Berlin,Paris,and New York during World War I?

Discuss the significance of Marcel Duchamp's 1917 work titled The Fountain.How has this work and others like it influenced modern art?

The two major art movements of the 1960s were

Using examples from the chapter,discuss the directions taken by artists in the 1970s and 1980s.

In 1909,an Italian poet named Filippo Marinetti published a manifesto announcing the beginning of which movement?

A World of Art

Developing Visual Literacy

Seeing the Value in Art

Line

Space

Light and Color

Other Formal Elements

The Principles of Design

Drawing

Printmaking

Painting

Photography and Time-Based Media

Sculpture

The Crafts As Fine Art

Architecture

The Design Profession

The Ancient World

The Age of Faith

The Renaissance Through the Baroque

The Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries

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Exam 21: From 1900 to the Present

Which of these pieces is a Cubist painting?

The Cubists freed painting from the necessity of representing the world in order to dwell on

Henri Matisse was a leader of early 20th century artists who felt free to use color "arbitrarily" and were labeled,derogatorily,"Fauves",which translates as

What was the name of the anti-art movement founded in Zurich,Berlin,Paris,and New York during World War I?

Discuss the significance of Marcel Duchamp's 1917 work titled The Fountain.How has this work and others like it influenced modern art?

The two major art movements of the 1960s were

Using examples from the chapter,discuss the directions taken by artists in the 1970s and 1980s.

In 1909,an Italian poet named Filippo Marinetti published a manifesto announcing the beginning of which movement?

A World of Art

Developing Visual Literacy

Seeing the Value in Art

Line

Space

Light and Color

Other Formal Elements

The Principles of Design

Drawing

Printmaking

Painting

Photography and Time-Based Media

Sculpture

The Crafts As Fine Art

Architecture

The Design Profession

The Ancient World

The Age of Faith

The Renaissance Through the Baroque

The Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries

Filters

Henri Matisse was a leader of early 20^th century artists who felt free to use color "arbitrarily" and were labeled,derogatorily,"Fauves",which translates as