5th grade Art History

Question 1

Bazille

Answer 1

Young Woman with Peonies

Question 2

Bellini

Answer 2

Madonna and Child

Question 3

Botticelli

Answer 3

The Adoration of Christ Child

Question 4

Caillebotte

Answer 4

Mademoiselle Boissiere Knitting

Question 5

Carnevale

Answer 5

The Annunciation

Question 6

Cezanne

Answer 6

Banks of the Seine at Medan

Question 7

Corot

Answer 7

The Departure of the Boatman

Question 8

Cross

Answer 8

Sunset on the Lagoon, Venice

Question 9

de Gheyn II

Answer 9

Vase of Flowers with Curtain

Question 10

Domenichino

Answer 10

Abraham Leading Isaac to Sacrifice

Question 11

El Greco

Answer 11

Madonna and Child with Saint Martina and Saint Agnes

Question 12

Frankenthaler

Answer 12

Nature Abhors a Vacuum

Question 13

Gossart

Answer 13

Portrait of hendrik III, Count of Nassau Brida

Question 14

Hals

Answer 14

The Rommel-pot player

Question 15

`Hassam

Answer 15

Still Life with Peahes and Old Glass

Question 16

Hogarth

Answer 16

Mrs. Richard Hogarth

Question 17

Honthorst

Answer 17

The Concert

Question 18

Ingres

Answer 18

Marcotte d’Argenteuil

Question 19

Jimenez Aranada

Answer 19

Lady at the Paris Exposition

Question 20

Kensett

Answer 20

The Coast at Beverly

Question 21

La Farge

Answer 21

Flowers on a Window Ledge

Question 22

Leyster

Answer 22

Young Boy in Profile

Question 23

Macdonald-Wright

Answer 23

Synchromy in Purple Minor

Question 24

Marcoussis

Answer 24

The Musician

Question 25

Marieschi

Answer 25

View of the Dogana and Santa Maria della Salute

Question 26

Marin

Answer 26

Taos

Question 27

Melendez

Answer 27

Still life with oranges, jars, and boxes of sweets

Question 28

Newman

Answer 28

Kaaterskill Falls

Question 29

Nooms

Answer 29

Amsterdam Harbor Scene

Question 30

Rubens

Answer 30

Marchesa Brigida Spinola Doria

Question 31

Sargent

Answer 31

Setting Out to Fish

Question 32

Sebastiano

Answer 32

Cardinal Bandinello Sauli, His Secretary, and two Geographers

Question 33

Shinn

Answer 33

By the Seine

Question 34

Snyders

Answer 34

Still Life with Grapes and Game

Question 35

Stuart

Answer 35

The Skater (Portrait of William Grant)

Question 36

Thomas

Answer 36

Pansies in Washington

Question 37

Turner

Answer 37

Keelmen Heaving Coals by Moonlight

Question 38

Vlaminck

Answer 38

Tugboat on the Seine, Chatou

Question 39

Watteau

Answer 39

Ceres (Summer)

Question 40

Wilson

Answer 40

Solitude

Question 41

Abstract

Answer 41

`Painting that features shapes, lines, and colors, like more realistic paintings, but sometimes don't represent objects in the real world at all,

Question 42

Background

Answer 42

that part of the painting that seems farthest away from the viewer

Question 43

canvas

Answer 43

a painting; treated fabric, stretched over a frame, to which paint is applied

Question 44

cityscape

Answer 44

a type of landscape painting that features scenes of streets, buildings, and other city features

Question 45

contrast

Answer 45

a comparison that draws attention to the differences between things.

Question 46

Cubism

Answer 46

style of painting where artist took familiar objects and broke them up into geometric shapes then put them back together

Question 47

Fauvism

Answer 47

style of painting with shockingly bright colors and often strange twisted forms of human figures and other objects

Question 48

Foreground

Answer 48

the part of the painting closest to the viewer

Question 49

Impressionism

Answer 49

Style of painting that uses light and colors to for pictures in peoples minds by placing colors side by side very close together on the canvas

Question 50

Landscape

Answer 50

painting of outdoor view that features large areas of natural scenery

Question 51

Neoclassicism

Answer 51

Style of Painting that usually has grand themes from history.

Question 52

Point of View

Answer 52

the position from which the viewer sees objects in a painting. Looking at the objects on the table while sitting in a chair drawn up to the table is one point of view.

Question 53

Rhythm

Answer 53

something that repeats and creates a kind of pattern

Question 54

Romanticism

Answer 54

Style of Painting that pictures nature as wild and powerful, beyond mans ability to control

Question 55

Seascape

Answer 55

type of landscape painting that features large expanses of water, usually the ocean or the sea.

Question 56

Still Life

Answer 56

Painting of Objects that do not move

Question 57

Texture

Answer 57

The way the object feels