Multiple Choice


1	The essential meaning of a work of art is contained in its:
		A)	subject
		B)	style
		C)	content
		D)	symbolism
		E)	texture


2	The principal Neoclassic painter was:
		A)	Jacques-Louis David
		B)	Francisco Goya
		C)	Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres
		D)	Eugene Delacroix
		E)	Antonio Canova


3	J. M. Turner is most associated with:
		A)	romantic landscape paintings
		B)	romantic sculptures
		C)	allegorical subject matter
		D)	pictorialism
		E)	neoclassicism


4	Early photographers who believed there should be no manipulation of the image, either in the taking or the developing process, were called:
		A)	Realists
		B)	Pictorialists
		C)	Romantics
		D)	photojournalists
		E)	all of the above


5	Leaders among the early Impressionist movement included:
		A)	Claude Monet
		B)	Camille Pissarro
		C)	Pierre Auguste Renoir
		D)	all of the above
		E)	none of the above


6	The major directions and styles of the first 60 years of twentieth-century art stem from:
		A)	the Impressionists
		B)	the Cubists
		C)	the Post-Impressionists
		D)	all of the above
		E)	none of the above


7	The greatest exponent of Expressionism in the Western hemisphere was:
		A)	Max Weber
		B)	Grant Wood
		C)	Jacob Lawrence
		D)	Jose Clemente Orozco
		E)	Diego Rivera


8	The artist who became well-known for her femmages is:
		A)	Georgia O'Keeffe
		B)	Grandma Moses
		C)	Miriam Schapiro
		D)	Judy Chicago
		E)	Kiki Smith


9	Nam June Paik is known for producing the first:
		A)	video installation artwork
		B)	happening
		C)	environmental installation
		D)	body art
		E)	all of the above


10	The Dada movement formed the foundation for:
		A)	Cubism
		B)	Surrealism
		C)	Abstract Expressionism
		D)	Constructivism

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