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1Which artist painted Still Life?
- AMaria von Oosterwyck
- BRachel Ruysch
- CClara Peeters
- DAudrey Flack
2What year was Still Life painted?
- Ac. 1610-15
- Bc.1611
- C1668
- Dc.1710-15
3What was Still Life painted on?
- Avellum
- Boil on panel (wood)
- Coil over acrylic on canvas
- Doil on canvas
4What painting is this?
- AStill Life with Flowers
- BStill Life
- CStill Life With Cheese, Artichoke, and Cherries
- DVanitas
5What painting is this?
- AStill Life
- BStill Life With Cheese, Artichoke, and Cherries
- CStill Life with Flowers, Goblet, Dried-Fruit, and Pretzels
- DFlowerpiece
6What year was Still Life with Flowers, Goblet, Dried-Fruit, and Pretzels painted in?
- Ac.1611
- Bc. 1610-15
- Cc. 1625
- D1668
7What was Still Life with Flowers, Goblet, Dried-Fruit, and Pretzels painted on?
- Aoil on canvas
- Boil on panel (wood)
- Cvellum
- Doil over acrylic on canvas
8Still life became more important in the Baroque Period in the 16th century
- ATrue
- BFalse
9Who is the artist of this painting?
- AMaria von Oosterwyck
- BClara Peeters
- CRachel Ruysch
- DAudrey Flack
10What is the name of this painting?
- ASelf Portrait
- BVanitas
- CThe Proposition
- DSelf-Portrait
11What year was Vanitas painted?
- Ac.1710-15
- B1977
- Cc. 1635
- D1668
12Which of the following is true about Maria von Oosterwyck?
- AIn addition to being a talented painter, she was also a savvy businesswoman
- Bshe obtained the services of an agent in Amsterdam to market her pieces to Germans.
- CShe was summoned to Sigismund II of Poland
- DShe specialized in richly detailed flower paintings and other still life’s
- EShe was a Dutch Golden Age painter
13Vanitas is Latin for vanity
- ATrue
- BFalse
14A vanitas painting contains collections of objects symbolic of the inevitability of death and the transience and vanity of earthly achievements and pleasures
- ATrue
- BFalse
15Vanitas have 3 classes of objects :
- A Symbols of an active, professional and personal life
- Bsymbols that stand for a passage of time: hourglass
- CSymbols of a spiritual life: the cross
- DSymbols of death and life after death: skulls, ivy wreath, butterflies
16Despite the fact that her skillfully executed paintings of flowers were sought out by Dutch and other collectors, Maria von Oosterwyck was denied membership in the painters' guild, because women were not allowed to join
- ATrue
- BFalse
17Who painted Flowerpiece?
- AAudrey Flack
- BMaria von Oosterwyck
- CRachel Ruysch
- DJudith Leyster
18What year was Flowerpiece painted?
- A1635
- B1977
- C1668
- Dc.1710-15
19What was Flowerpiece painted on?
- Aoil on panel
- Boil on canvas
- Cvellum
- Doil over acrylic on canvas
20Rachel Ruysch achieved international fame in her lifetime, and was the best-documented woman painter of the Dutch Golden Age
- ATrue
- BFalse
21Art historians assess Ruysch to be one of the most talented artist of still life among men and women
- ATrue
- BFalse
22She had 10 children, but continued to paint successfully?
- AMaria von Oosterwyck
- BClara Peters
- CRachel Ruysch
- DAudrey Flack
23Rachel Ruysch
select all correct answers- A• Her father professor of Botany
• Trained her sister Anna to paint
Served as court artist in Dusseldorf (1713-1718) and then went back home - BShe had a huge value placed on her work (750-12500 Guilders) and sold more than Rembrandts (no more than 500 Guilders
- CA Dutch still life painter who specialized in flowers
- DShe was summoned to Sigismund II of Poland
- A• Her father professor of Botany
24Who painted Marilyn (Vanitas)?
- AAudrey Flack
- BJudith Leyster
- CFrans Hals
- DGerrit van Honthorst
25Name this painting?
- AWheel of Fortune
- BFlowers in a Vase
- CMarilyn (Vanitas)
- DThe Proposition
26What year was Vanitas painted?
- A1631
- B1776
- C1784
- D1977
27What is Marilyn (Vanitas) painted on?
- Avellum
- Boil on canvas
- Cwood
- Doil over acrylic on canvas
28Audrey Flack
select all that apply- AThese are considered examples of photorealism (not necessarily for women only but also for men)
- BHer technique and style imitate actual appearances
- CShe deals with voyeuristic issues: Norma Jean before she was transformed into the actress-sex Goddess Marilyn Monroe; at the same time MM was one of our symbols of exploitation and the double life
- D3 classes of objects 1. Symbols an active, professional and personal life 2. 2.symbols that stand for a passage of time: hourglass 3. Symbols of death and life after death: skulls, ivy wreath, butterflies
29Photorealism : is a genre of art that encompasses painting, drawing and other graphic mediums, in which an artist studies a photograph and then attempts to reproduce the image as realistically as possible in another medium. Although the term can be used to broadly describe artworks in many different mediums, it is also used to refer specifically to a group of paintings and painters of the United States art movement that began in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
- ATrue
- BFalse
30Who painted this?
- AAudrey Flack
- BRachel Ruysch
- CConstantijn Nutscher
- DJudith Leyster
31What year was Judith Leyster, Self Portrait painted?
- Ac. 1635
- Bc.1645
- Cc.1629
- D1791
32What was Judith Leyster, Self Portrait painted on?
- Aoil on panel (wood)
- Boil over acrylic on canvas
- Coil on canvas
- Dvellum
33Judith Fleyster?
- AShe became a prominent artist in the open market and married another important artist Jon Molenaer and shared a studio with him
- BShe later got into representing other artists, and managed their real estate investments , the Gazetteers
- CShe had 5 children, most of her works were done before her marriage and children
- DShe was the only female member of the Harlem Guild to have her own workshop
- EShe sued Frans Hals for poaching her students
- FAlmost 2 decades afar her death she was thought to have disappeared because most of her wok was thought to be Hals’; A lot of the arts she produced were falsified to be produced by Frans Hals
34Who painted The Proposition?
- AGerrit van Honthorst
- BFrans Hals
- CElizabeth Vigee-Lebrun
- DJudith Leyster
35Name this?
- AThe Proposition
- BSupper Party
- CWoman Holding a Balance
- DSelf-Portrait
36What year was Judith Leyster, Self Portrait painted?
- A1633
- Bc. 1635
- Cc.1629
- D1631
37What was Judith Leyster, Self Portrait painted on?
- Avellum
- Boil on wood
- Coil on canvas
- Dacryllic
38This is common of Judith Leysters paining?
- AIncreasing practice of exchange of sexual services for money
- BIts significant that this is a night scene that advise against making decisions of making decision about marriage during the day
- CThe Carvaggisti was the primary style of the Dutch
39who painted this?
- AJaques-Louis David
- BAdelaide Labille-Guidard
- CElizabeth Vigee-Lebrun
- DAngelica Kauffmann
40What year was Elizabeth Vigee-Lebrun,Self-Portrait in a Straw Hat painted?
- A1776
- B1791
- C1780
- D1787
41what was Elizabeth Vigee-Lebrun, Self-Portrait in a Straw Hat painted on?
- Aoil on canvas
- Bwood
- Cpanel
- Dvellum
42Elizabeth Vigee-Lebrun
- AShe became the portraitist to Marie Antoinette
- BResponsible for supporting her family after her father died
- CDemonstrates that contrary to Rousselian ideas women too could be effective propagandists
- DThis period was referred to as Enlightenment, that primarily benefitted men under the French Revolution
- EArtist uses geometric structural form –triangular or pyramidal, creates of stability
43Wo painted Self-Portrait (at the Easel), oil on canvas, 1791 ?
- AElizabeth Vigee-Lebrun
- BJaques-Louis David
- CAngelica Kauffmann
44name this ?
- ASelf-Portrait
- BPeace Bringing Back Abundance
- CSelf-Portrait (at the Easel)
45What was Elizabeth Vigee-Lebrun, Self-Portrait (at the Easel) painted on?
- Awood
- Boil on canvas
- Coil on panel
- Dvellum
46What year was Elizabeth Vigee-Lebrun, Self-Portrait (at the Easel) painted ?
- A1776
- B1780
- C1791
- D1787
47who pianted Marie Antoinette With Her Children?
- AElizabeth Vigee-Lebrun
- BJaques-Louis David
- CAngelica Kauffmann
- DRosa Bonheur
48what year was , Marie Antoinette With Her Children painted?
- A1784
- B1787
- C1788
- D1785
49what was Marie Antoinette With Her Children painted on?
- Apanel
- Bwood
- Coil on canvas
- Dacryllic
50name this?
- ASummer
- BSummer’s Day
- CVilla at the Seaside
- DThe Italian Music Hall Box
51Who painted Summer?
- ABerthe Morisot
- BEva Gonzalez
- CMary Cassat
- DElizabeth Vigee-Lebrun
52What year was Summer painted?
- A1870s
- Bc.1874
- C1878
- Dc.1880
53What was Summer painted on?
- Apanel
- Bwood
- Cvellum
- Doil on canvas
54Berthe Morisot
- AShe was married to Edouard Manets brother William
- BShe drew the attention of Edouard manet and she introduced the concept of painting outdoors to him
- CHer home was the meeting place of the “Impressionists”
55who painted this?
- ABerthe Morisot
- BMary Cassat
- CRosa Bonheur
- DAngelica Kauffmann
56What year was Villa at the Seaside painted?
- Ac.1874
- B1870s
- Cc.1874
- D1878
57Impressionist first major group of artist who pained entirely outdoors from start to finish
- ATrue
- BFalse
58what painting is this?
- ASummer’s Day
- BSummer
- CVilla at the Seaside
59What year was Summer’s Day painted?
- A1872
- B1878
- C1870s
- D1855
60What was Summer’s Day painted on?
- Avellum
- Bpanel
- Cwood
- Doil on canvas
61What painting is this?
- AVilla at the Seaside
- BSummer
- CSummer's day
62What painting is this?
- ASummer
- BThe Italian Music Hall Box
- CSummer's Day
63Who painted this?
- AEva Gonzalez
- BBerthe Morisot
- CRosa Bonheur
64What year was The Italian Music Hall Box painted?
- A1878
- B1611
- C1870
65 What was he Italian Music Hall Box painted on?
- Avellum
- Boil on canvas
- C wood
66Explain this?
- AMary Cassat
- BEva Gonzalez,
- C1870
- Dc.1880
- EShe exhibited regularly in Paris and New York which she became a transmitter of the impressionist style internationally and contributed to the commercial style of impressionists
- Fvellum
67Explain this
- AMary Cassat
- BThe Italian Music Hall Box
- CLydia In the Loge
- DA portrait of her sister
- E1879
- FEva Gonzalez
- Goil on canvas
68Expalin this?
- AMary Cassat
- BThe Italian Music Hall Box
- CEva Gonzalez
- Dc.1891
- Ec.1880
- Foil on canvas
- Getching
69 A type of subject in art referring to the indulgence of the senses [“the vanities of life”], with a moral overtone admonishing the viewer to turn attention to more permanent concerns, such as the salvation of the soul, as opposed to the temporary pleasures of the senses
- AVanitas
- BGenre:
- CPainterly
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