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1

The poet Lord Byron, the musical composer Frederic Chopin, and the painter Eugene Delacroix were all a part of what widespread artistic movement?

Romanticism

Neoclassicism

Modernism

Baroque

Impressionism

Explanation

Romanticism was an artistic movement across many disciplines during the first part of the nineteenth century which was a reaction to the empiricism of the Enlightenment and the formalism of Neoclassicism. Works like Lord Byron's poem Don Juan celebrated a bold hero devoted to the good life. Frederic Chopin used folk melodies to create sweeping, emotional music for the piano and symphonies. Eugene Delacroix's The Massacre at Chios commemorated a moment in the nationalist uprising of the Greek Revolution.

2

The poet Lord Byron, the musical composer Frederic Chopin, and the painter Eugene Delacroix were all a part of what widespread artistic movement?

Romanticism

Neoclassicism

Modernism

Baroque

Impressionism

Explanation

Romanticism was an artistic movement across many disciplines during the first part of the nineteenth century which was a reaction to the empiricism of the Enlightenment and the formalism of Neoclassicism. Works like Lord Byron's poem Don Juan celebrated a bold hero devoted to the good life. Frederic Chopin used folk melodies to create sweeping, emotional music for the piano and symphonies. Eugene Delacroix's The Massacre at Chios commemorated a moment in the nationalist uprising of the Greek Revolution.

3

Which 19th-century art movement began in Paris with an emphasis on the changing quality of light and visible brushstrokes?

Impressionism

Expressionism

Cubism

Modernism

Neoclassicism

Explanation

Expressionism and Cubism began in the 20th century. Becoming more popular after World War I, Modernism led to more abstract works. Neoclassicism began during the Age of Enlightenment in the 18th century and recalled the art and culture of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds.

4

Which 19th-century art movement began in Paris with an emphasis on the changing quality of light and visible brushstrokes?

Impressionism

Expressionism

Cubism

Modernism

Neoclassicism

Explanation

Expressionism and Cubism began in the 20th century. Becoming more popular after World War I, Modernism led to more abstract works. Neoclassicism began during the Age of Enlightenment in the 18th century and recalled the art and culture of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds.

5

The artist Francisco Goya is from what country?

Spain

France

Brazil

Argentina

Italy

Explanation

Francisco Goya is from Spain.

6

The artist Francisco Goya is from what country?

Spain

France

Brazil

Argentina

Italy

Explanation

Francisco Goya is from Spain.

7

Which of the following artistic movements was heavily influenced by the freeform nature of jazz music?

Abstract Expressionism

Impressionism

Cubism

Futurism

Bauhaus

Explanation

The eclectic, improvisational nature of jazz had a wide influence in other artistic forms. In particular, visual artists sought to take some of jazz's extemporaneous elements and apply them to painting and sculpture. This idea greatly influence Jackson Pollock's "drip method" and other aspects of Abstract Expressionist art from the 1940s and 1950s.

8

The artistic movement known as Impressionism was reacting against what establishment that set standards in French culture?

Le Salon de Paris

L'ecole des Beaux Arts

Le Sorbonne

Le Exposition Universelle de 1889

Le Salon d'Automne

Explanation

The Salon was the absolute pinnacle of the French art world from 1725 to 1890. In the late nineteenth century, the committee in charge of what art work was shown at the Salon valued grand historical and dramatic landscape paintings done in a clean realist style. The Impressionists desired to make paintings of vivid emotion with visible brushstrokes about scenes of everyday life.

9

Which of the following artistic movements was heavily influenced by the freeform nature of jazz music?

Abstract Expressionism

Impressionism

Cubism

Futurism

Bauhaus

Explanation

The eclectic, improvisational nature of jazz had a wide influence in other artistic forms. In particular, visual artists sought to take some of jazz's extemporaneous elements and apply them to painting and sculpture. This idea greatly influence Jackson Pollock's "drip method" and other aspects of Abstract Expressionist art from the 1940s and 1950s.

10

The artistic movement known as Impressionism was reacting against what establishment that set standards in French culture?

Le Salon de Paris

L'ecole des Beaux Arts

Le Sorbonne

Le Exposition Universelle de 1889

Le Salon d'Automne

Explanation

The Salon was the absolute pinnacle of the French art world from 1725 to 1890. In the late nineteenth century, the committee in charge of what art work was shown at the Salon valued grand historical and dramatic landscape paintings done in a clean realist style. The Impressionists desired to make paintings of vivid emotion with visible brushstrokes about scenes of everyday life.

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