Question 1

Define "Readymade" and provide an example that best exemplifies this type of art.

Accepted Answer

"Readymade" is a term used in the art wo

Question 2

The Style De Stijl was started in the Netherlands, inspired by Cubism, and had as its goal:

Accepted Answer

A)  universal harmony 
B)  romantic emotion 
C)  dynamic motion 
D)  ultra-realism 
A)  universal harmony 
B)  romantic emotion 
C)  dynamic motion 
D)  ultra-realism

Question 3

What artistic movement utilized Cubist collage? What did they call it?

Accepted Answer

The artistic movement that utilized Cubi

Question 4

What is the Bauhaus?

Accepted Answer

The Bauhaus was an influential art and d

Question 5

Define "photomontage" and provide an example that best exemplifies this type of art.

Accepted Answer

Photomontage is a technique in which mul

Question 6

Totalitarian governments between the wars officially required a socially and politically "correct" form of art, social realism; its goal was:

Accepted Answer

A)  retreat from the old; advance with the new 
B)  to make people more compassionate 
C)  protest and revolution 
D)  retreat from modern art; communicate official positions to the public 
A)  retreat from the old; advance with the new 
B)  to make people more compassionate 
C)  protest and revolution 
D)  retreat from modern art; communicate official positions to the public

Question 7

Who incorporated elements of Cubism, Jewish symbolism and memories of Russia into their paintings, producing fantastic visions of floating people?

Accepted Answer

The artist who incorporated elements of

Define "Readymade" and provide an example that best exemplifies this type of art.

The Style De Stijl was started in the Netherlands, inspired by Cubism, and had as its goal:

What artistic movement utilized Cubist collage? What did they call it?

What is the Bauhaus?

Define "photomontage" and provide an example that best exemplifies this type of art.

Totalitarian governments between the wars officially required a socially and politically "correct" form of art, social realism; its goal was:

Who incorporated elements of Cubism, Jewish symbolism and memories of Russia into their paintings, producing fantastic visions of floating people?

The Nature of Art and Creativity

Visual Communication

How an Artwork Is Built

Drawing

Painting

Printmaking

Photography

Moving Images: Film and Digital Arts

Graphic Design

Sculpture

Flirting With Function

Architecture

Evaluating Art

From the Earliest Art to the Bronze Age

The Classical and Medieval West

Renaissance and Baroque Europe

Traditional Arts of Asia

The Islamic World

Africa, Oceania, and the Americas

Late Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries

Early Twentieth Century

Postwar Modern Movements in the West

Modern Art Beyond the West

Postmodernity and Global Art

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Exam 22: Between World Wars

Define "Readymade" and provide an example that best exemplifies this type of art.

The Style De Stijl was started in the Netherlands, inspired by Cubism, and had as its goal:

What artistic movement utilized Cubist collage? What did they call it?

What is the Bauhaus?

Define "photomontage" and provide an example that best exemplifies this type of art.

Totalitarian governments between the wars officially required a socially and politically "correct" form of art, social realism; its goal was:

Who incorporated elements of Cubism, Jewish symbolism and memories of Russia into their paintings, producing fantastic visions of floating people?

The Nature of Art and Creativity

Visual Communication

How an Artwork Is Built

Drawing

Painting

Printmaking

Photography

Moving Images: Film and Digital Arts

Graphic Design

Sculpture

Flirting With Function

Architecture

Evaluating Art

From the Earliest Art to the Bronze Age

The Classical and Medieval West

Renaissance and Baroque Europe

Traditional Arts of Asia

The Islamic World

Africa, Oceania, and the Americas

Late Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries

Early Twentieth Century

Postwar Modern Movements in the West

Modern Art Beyond the West

Postmodernity and Global Art

Filters