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What is demonstrated in Théodore Géricault's The Raft of the Medusa (Fig. 30-51) ?


A) principles of the Grand Manner
B) the emphasis on reason
C) the religious potential of art
D) influences from the Americas

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What does Fragonard's The Swing (Fig. 30-6) , which was commissioned by an unknown patron, suggest about the artist's aristocratic clientele?


A) devout religious practice
B) erotic interests
C) intellectual pursuits
D) scientific curiosity

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Who were really only honorary members of the academies?


A) sculptors
B) foreigners
C) women
D) architects

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How were Enlightenment ideas reflected in art of the eighteenth century? Choose examples that demonstrate the diverse range of styles used to express these interests.

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What about Ingres's work in the early nineteenth century demonstrates the ongoing interest in Neoclassicism?


A) his erotic or aristocratic subject matter
B) his attention to color and surface textures
C) his academic line and formal structure
D) his emphasis on moral virtue and reason

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What did Joseph Mallord William Turner try to capture with a mixture of fascination and fear?


A) vedute
B) salons
C) sublime
D) fête galante

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In Angelika Kauffman's Cornelia Pointing to Her Children as Her Treasures (Fig. 30-28) , how does the mother depict Classical virtues?


A) She expresses interest in material wealth.
B) She shows frustration with her children.
C) She gestures to the monumental architecture.
D) She stands gracefully in a tranquil setting.

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Why did Diderot encourage artists to work for the common good?

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He began to write reviews of the officia...

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Swiss artist John Henry Fuseli specialized in depicting dramatic subjects drawn from literary sources, including


A) the Bible
B) Erasmus
C) Chaucer
D) Shakespeare

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

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Academies were institutions that were se...

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What about Goya's Third of May, 1808 (Fig. 30-45) epitomizes Romanticism in art?


A) It is not factual.
B) It glorifies the victors.
C) It is an image of terror.
D) It is a mythological subject.

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Cardinal Albani built the Villa Albani to


A) reflect on Enlightenment ideals.
B) display his vast collection of antique artifacts.
C) promote the Industrial Revolution.
D) house royal travelers from Northern Europe.

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Thomas Gainsborough's style of portraiture reflects the influence of


A) Flemish artists, such as Van Dyck.
B) Reynold's concept of the Grand Manner.
C) realism found in Dutch genre painting.
D) Romantic ideas about nature.

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How did Benjamin Latrobe incorporate new symbolic forms in his design for the U.S. Capitol building?


A) an asymmetrical floor plan
B) Native American patterns on walls
C) representations of indigenous plants on columns
D) brick made from local clay

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How did artists of the nineteenth century use landscape painting to convey ideas associated with Romanticism?

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Romantics saw nature as ever changing, u...

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Enlightenment thinking is marked by the conviction that.


A) all developments should have church support.
B) the aristocracy is best able to rule.
C) all should have equal rights.
D) women should have the right to vote.

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What were typical architectural elements in French Rococo salon design of the 1730s?


A) cantilevers
B) arabesques
C) iron rods
D) striations

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What are the main features of the Rococo style, as seen in Jean-Antoine Watteau's The Signboard of Gersaint (Fig. 30-3)?

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In 1779, what material was used in the Severn River Bridge (Fig. 30-22) , which replaced the heavy, hand-cut stone voussoirs of earlier bridges?


A) iron struts
B) Classical keystones
C) decorative crenellations
D) wooden arches

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How did Joseph Wright of Derby glorify science?

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Joseph Wright of Derby created a dramati...

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