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Art History 2210 Final Exam

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Art History 2210 Final Exam

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  1. 1—Corbet:
    Funeral at Ornans
    1850 Realism    Corbet: Funeral at Ornans 1850 Realism
  2. 2—Corbet:
    The Artist's Studio
    1855 Realism    Corbet: The Artist's Studio 1855 Realism
  3. 3—Eakins:
    The Gross Clinic
    1875 Realism    Eakins: The Gross Clinic 1875 Realism
  4. 4—Manet:
    Olympia
    1863 Modernism    Manet: Olympia 1863 Modernism
  5. 5—Manet:
    Luncheon on the Grass
    1863 Modernism
    **Flaneur**    Manet: Luncheon on the Grass 1863 Modernism **Flaneur**
  6. 6—Manet:
    A Bar at the Folies-Bergere
    1881 Modernism    Manet: A Bar at the Folies-Bergere 1881 Modernism
  7. 7—Monet:
    La Gare Saint Lazare
    1877 Impressionism
    **Haussmannization**    Monet: La Gare Saint Lazare 1877 Impressionism **Haussmannization**
  8. 8—Monet:
    Haystacks
    1891 Impressionism    Monet: Haystacks 1891 Impressionism
  9. 9—Degas:
    The Rehearsal Onstage
    1874 Impressionism    Degas: The Rehearsal Onstage 1874 Impressionism
  10. 10—Degas:
    Dancers Practicing at the Bar
    1877 Impressionism    Degas: Dancers Practicing at the Bar 1877 Impressionism
  11. 11—Degas:
    The Dance Class
    1874 Impressionism    Degas: The Dance Class 1874 Impressionism
  12. 12—Cassatt:
    Woman in Black at the Opera
    1880 Impressionism    Cassatt: Woman in Black at the Opera 1880 Impressionism
  13. 13—Cassatt:
    Le The
    1879 Impressionism    Cassatt: Le The 1879 Impressionism
  14. 14—Cassatt:
    The Boating Party
    1893 Impressionism
    **Japonisme**    Cassatt: The Boating Party 1893 Impressionism **Japonisme**
  15. 15—Cassatt:
    The Child's Bath
    1893 Impressionism    Cassatt: The Child's Bath 1893 Impressionism
  16. 16—Caillebotte:
    A Paris Street
    1877 Impressionism    Caillebotte: A Paris Street 1877 Impressionism
  17. 17—Seurat:
    Sunday Afternoon on the Isle of Grande Jatte
    1884 Post-Impressionism **Pointillism**    Seurat: Sunday Afternoon on the Isle of Grande Jatte 1884 Post-Impressionism **Pointillism**
  18. 18—Van Gogh:
    Pair of Shoes
    1885 Post-Impressionism    Van Gogh: Pair of Shoes 1885 Post-Impressionism
  19. 19—Van Gogh:
    Self Portrait with Straw Hat
    1887 Post-Impressionism    Van Gogh: Self Portrait with Straw Hat 1887 Post-Impressionism
  20. 20—Gaugin:
    Vision After the Sermom
    1888 Post-Impressionism    Gaugin: Vision After the Sermom 1888 Post-Impressionism
  21. 21—Gaugin:
    Day of the God
    1894 Post-Impressionism
    **Primitivism**    Gaugin: Day of the God 1894 Post-Impressionism **Primitivism**
  22. 22—Cezanne: Bathers 1902 Post-ImpressionismCezanne: Bathers 1902 Post-Impressionism
  23. 23—Cezanne:
    Mont Sainte-Victoire
    1902 Post-Impressionism    Cezanne: Mont Sainte-Victoire 1902 Post-Impressionism
  24. 24—Rodin:
    Burgers of Calais
    1889 Post-Impressionism    Rodin: Burgers of Calais 1889 Post-Impressionism
  25. 25—Rodin:
    The Gates of Hell
    1880 Post-Impressionism    Rodin: The Gates of Hell 1880 Post-Impressionism
  26. 26—Rodin:
    Balzac
    1891 Post-Impressionism    Rodin: Balzac 1891 Post-Impressionism
  27. 27—Munch:
    Scream
    1893 Symbolists
    **Modernity**    Munch: Scream 1893 Symbolists **Modernity**
  28. 28—Matisse:
    The Red Studio
    1911 Fauvism    Matisse: The Red Studio 1911 Fauvism
  29. 29—Matisse:
    Joy of Life
    1909 Fauvism    Matisse: Joy of Life 1909 Fauvism
  30. 30—Picasso:
    Self Portrait
    1901 Blue Period    Picasso: Self Portrait 1901 Blue Period
  31. 31—Picasso:
    The Old Guitarist
    1903 Blue Period    Picasso: The Old Guitarist 1903 Blue Period
  32. 32—Picasso:
    Life
    1903 Blue Period    Picasso: Life 1903 Blue Period
  33. 33—Picasso:
    Family of Saltimbanques
    1905 Rose Period    Picasso: Family of Saltimbanques 1905 Rose Period
  34. 34—Picasso:
    Les Demoiselles d'Avigon
    1907 Analytic Cubism    Picasso: Les Demoiselles d'Avigon 1907 Analytic Cubism
  35. 35—Picasso:
    Portrait of Vollard
    1910 Analytic Cubism    Picasso: Portrait of Vollard 1910 Analytic Cubism
  36. 36—Picasso:
    Still life with Chair Caning
    1911 Synthetic Cubism    Picasso: Still life with Chair Caning 1911 Synthetic Cubism
  37. 37—Picasso:
    Figures on a Beach
    1931 Synthetic Cubism    Picasso: Figures on a Beach 1931 Synthetic Cubism
  38. 38—Picasso:
    Guernica
    1937 Synthetic Cubism    Picasso: Guernica 1937 Synthetic Cubism
  39. 39—Gustave Courbet, Stone Breakers, 1849 Realism **Avant-Garde**Gustave Courbet, Stone Breakers, 1849 Realism **Avant-Garde**
  40. 40—Franz Marc, Small Yellow Horses, 1912 German ExpressionismFranz Marc, Small Yellow Horses, 1912 German Expressionism
  41. 41—Kathe Kollwitz, Woman with Dead Child, 1903 German ExpressionismKathe Kollwitz, Woman with Dead Child, 1903 German Expressionism
  42. 42—Kathe Kollwitz, Never Again War, (1924) German ExpressionismKathe Kollwitz, Never Again War, (1924) German Expressionism
  43. 43—Max Beckmann, The Night, 1919 German ExpressionismMax Beckmann, The Night, 1919 German Expressionism
  44. 44—Max Beckmann, The Ideologists from Hell, 1919 German ExpressionismMax Beckmann, The Ideologists from Hell, 1919 German Expressionism
  45. 45—Luigi Russolo, Noise Instruments, 1913 FuturismLuigi Russolo, Noise Instruments, 1913 Futurism
  46. 46—Umberto Boccioni, Unique forms of Continutiy in Space, 1913 FuturismUmberto Boccioni, Unique forms of Continutiy in Space, 1913 Futurism
  47. 47—Umberto Boccioni, States of Mind: The Farewells, 1911 FuturismUmberto Boccioni, States of Mind: The Farewells, 1911 Futurism
  48. 48—Giacomo Balla, Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash, (1912) FuturismGiacomo Balla, Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash, (1912) Futurism
  49. 49—Man Ray, Gift, 1921 Surrealism (Biomorphic)Man Ray, Gift, 1921 Surrealism (Biomorphic)
  50. 50Flâneurimages of an idler or lounger
    Example Caillebotte:
    A Paris Street
  51. 51HaussmannizationThe creative destruction of something for the betterment of society Example = Monet:
    La Gare Saint Lazare
  52. 52Modernitya modern way of thinking, working. Set of Characteristics of social and political makeup during a time.
    Example Munch:
    Scream
    1893
  53. 53Modernisma style or movement in the arts that aims to break with classical and traditional forms
    Manet:
    Olympia
    1863
  54. 54Avant-gardean invented concept of new and unusual or experimental ideas, by people not feeling apart of the world but who want to bring the rest of society with them.
    Corbet:
    Funeral at Ornans
    1850
  55. 55Japonismethe influence of the Japanese art, culture, and aesthetics. The term is used particularly to refer to Japanese influence on European art, especially in impressionism.
    Cassatt:
    The Boating Party
    1893
  56. 56Primitivisma belief in the value of what is simple and unsophisticated.
    Gaugin:
    Day of the God
    1894
  57. 57Analytic Cubismit is almost impossible to figure out the images. However, they are there--no matter how distorted they may be.
    Picasso:
    Portrait of Vollard
    1910
  58. 58Synthetic Cubismgeneralized, more geometrically simplified and flatter. Overlapping planes sometimes shared one color, and painted areas were replaced with paper.
    Picasso:
    Still life with Chair Caning
    1911
  59. 59Assemblagea work of art made by grouping found or unrelated objects
    Duchamp:
    The Bride Stripped Bare by her Bachelors
    1923
  60. 60Readymadenot needing to be specially created or devised. Simply bought or found.
    Duchamp
    In Advance of the Broken Arm
    1964
  61. 61Prairie StylePrairie houses were characterized by low, horizontal lines that were meant to blend with the flat landscape around them.
    Frank Lloyd Wright
    Falling Water
    1935
  62. 62ProunProject for the affirmation of the new
    Lissitzky, Proun (Project for Progress), 1924
  63. 63BiomorphicReference to inexplicit organic forms.
    Miro, Woman with a Blond Armpit Doing her Hair by Starlight, 1940
  64. 64WPAthe Works Progress Administrations department employed musicians, artists, writers, actors and directors in large arts, drama, media, and literacy projects.
    Wood, American Gothic, (1930) WPA
  65. 65Formalismthe study of art by analyzing and comparing form and style—the way objects are made and their purely visual aspects. In painting formalism emphasizes compositional elements such as color, line, shape and texture rather than iconography or the historical and social context.
    Piet Mondrian, Composition in Line, (1916-7).
  66. 66Die Bruckea group of German expressionist artists formed in Dresden in 1905,
    Kirchner:
    Berlin Street
    1913
  67. 67Der Blaue Reiterwas a group of artists from the Munich, Germany. The group was founded by a number of Russian emigrants, and was a movement lasting from 1911 to 1914
    Franz Marc, Small Yellow Horses, 1912 German Expressionism
  68. 68Pointillisma technique of using tiny dots of various pure colors, which become blended in the viewer's eye.
    Seurat:
    Sunday Afternoon on the Isle of Grande Jatte
    1884
  69. 69MerzMeans Commerce. The artists takes scraps of commerce to make art.
    Schwitters, MZ 439, 1922
  70. 70—Kirchner:
    Berlin Street
    1913 German Expressionism
    **Die Bruke**
    C/C WITH MANET (BAR @ FOLIES BERGERE)    Kirchner: Berlin Street 1913 German Expressionism **Die Bruke** C/C WITH MANET (BAR @ FOLIES BERGERE)
  71. 71—Tatlin:
    Monument to the Third International
    1920 Soviet Constructivists
    C/C WITH MALEVICH    Tatlin: Monument to the Third International 1920 Soviet Constructivists C/C WITH MALEVICH
  72. 72—Lissitzky:
    Beat the whites with the red Wedge
    1920 Soviet Constructivists
    **Proun**    Lissitzky: Beat the whites with the red Wedge 1920 Soviet Constructivists **Proun**
  73. 73—Malevich:
    Black Square
    1923 Supremetism
    C/C WITH TATLIN    Malevich: Black Square 1923 Supremetism C/C WITH TATLIN
  74. 74—Duchamp:
    The Bride Stripped Bare by her Bachelors
    Dada 1923
    C/C WITH OPPENHEIM    Duchamp: The Bride Stripped Bare by her Bachelors Dada 1923 C/C WITH OPPENHEIM
  75. 75—Oppenheim:
    Object
    **Readymade**
    C/C WITH DUCHAMP    Oppenheim: Object **Readymade** C/C WITH DUCHAMP
  76. 76—Mondrian:
    New York City 1
    1941 Neoplasticism    Mondrian: New York City 1 1941 Neoplasticism
  77. 77—Rivera:
    Detroit Industry 1932 Mexican Muralism    Rivera: Detroit Industry 1932 Mexican Muralism

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