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ART, ARCHITECTURE, FASHION, DESIGN Flashcards

1
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The Burghers of Calais

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Rodin

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Sentimental bad taste

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Kitsch

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Museum of fine arts in Moscow, named for poet

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Pushkin Museum

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4
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Painter influenced by aboriginal art

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Picasso

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5
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Fashion designer - documentary called “The Last Emperor”

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Valentino Garavani

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6
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Italian designer, icon of the Dolce Vita, bamboo bag, iconic moccasins

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Gucci - Gucci loafer

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Spanish painter of dark subjects - insanity, witches, creatures, corruption

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Francisco Goya

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9
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Painted many versions of “The Peaceable Kingdom” in mid 19th c

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Edward Hicks

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10
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English romantic landscape & seascape painter

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JMW Turner

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Rococo painter of beauty and feminine sensuality

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Antoine Watteau

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Late 18th century English portraitist of 1776-looking men and Marie-Antoinette-looking women

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Thomas Gainsborough

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Girl with a Watering Can

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Pierre-Auguste Renoir

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14
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small grassy mound or clump of grass; or alternatively a low seat.

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tuffet

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15
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Vanity Fair photographer

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Annie Leibovitz

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16
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1913 first large modern art show in USA

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The Armory Show

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17
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Enlarging nearest part of image to add depth

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Foreshortening

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18
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Washington DC layout

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L’Enfant

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19
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American balloon animal sculptor

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Jeff Koons

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20
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Russian orchestrator

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Rimsky-Korsakov

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21
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Heart Castle architect

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Julia Morgan

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22
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Stained glass artist, design director at his father’s business

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Louis Comfort Tiffany

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23
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Leader of French Romantic School

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Eugene Delacroix

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24
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Lincoln Memorial sculptor

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Daniel Chester French

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25
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Renaissance painter of mythology

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Botticelli

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26
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English 1700s cartoonist/satirist

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William Hogarth

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27
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Dean of Impressionists

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Camille Pissarro

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28
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upholstered low couch or a smaller cushioned seat used as a table, stool or footstool

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ottoman

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29
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The Spanish Dancer painter

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John Singer Sargent

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30
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US designer with eponymous brand who also wrote and directed two Oscar-nom films

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Tom Ford

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31
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French investor who bought Dior and is now CEO of LVMH

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Bernard Arnault, 3rd richest man in the world

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32
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The Tribute Money, significant 1420s fresco, by

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Masaccio

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33
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Nihilistic art movement

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Dada

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34
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La Danse/Dance orangeish figures in a circle

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Matisse

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35
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Michelangelo last name

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Buonarotti

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36
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The Third of May 1808 painting of firing squad

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Francisco Goya

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37
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Most famous artist born on Crete

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El Greco

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38
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Photos of O’Keeffe

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Alfred Stieglitz

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39
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Sculpture of men who made themselves hostages to free their city

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The Burghers of Calais, Rodin

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40
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Luncheon on the Grass

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Manet

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41
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Doonesbury cartoonist

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Gary Trudeau

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42
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Italian sculptor of David (not M)

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Donatello

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43
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Henry VIII portrait by

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Hans Holbein the Younger

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44
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American artist known for her large collaborative art installation pieces about birth and creation images

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Judy Chicago

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45
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Artist who wraps things in fabric

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Christo

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46
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entertainment center

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console

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47
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window attached to its frame by a hinge at the side

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casement

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48
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Passage or walkway covered over by a succession of arches or vaults supported by columns.

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Arcade

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49
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Male American painter living in Europe, known for portraits

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John Singer Sargent

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50
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Velazquez masterpiece

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Las meninas

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51
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Horseshoe crafter

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Farrier

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52
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Adding a layer of glue to canvas so paint doesn’t sink in

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Sizing

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53
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The Battle of San Romano, mid 15th c, three paintings significant in linear perspective

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Paolo Uccello. Paintings coveted by Medici.

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54
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Chinese American designer, “Dolly Girl” brand

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Anna Sui

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55
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The Blue Rider was named for a painting by

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Kandinsky

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56
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“The Judgment of Paris” judging Roman Gods painting

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Claude Lorrain

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57
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Leading painter of Spanish Golden Age

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Diego Velazquez

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58
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couch-like sitting furniture or, in some countries, a box-spring based bed

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divan - named for Persian offices

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59
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Giovanni Antonio Canal was the real name of this artist known for his paintings of Venice

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Canaletto

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60
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Russian pioneer of abstract art

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Wassily Kandinsky

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61
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Painter of “The Hunters in the Snow,” 1565

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Pieter Bruegel the Elder

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62
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Goya’s mistress

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Duchess of Alba

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63
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the transverse part of a church beside the altar

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transepts

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64
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Renaissance expressionistic artist

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El Greco

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65
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Turn of 20th century US art group that portrayed daily life in NYC, often in poorer neighborhoods

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The Ashcan School

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66
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unsupported overhang

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cantilever

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67
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“Blue Boy” is a painting by

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Thomas Gainsborough

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68
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Austrian erotic expressionist painter

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Egon Schiele

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69
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Las Meninas painting by

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Diego Velazquez

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70
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general word for the space between architectural elements like columns, beams

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bays

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71
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20th century painter of flags

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Jasper Johns

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72
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Renaissance friar artist

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Fra Angelico

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73
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Rococo artist

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Watteau

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74
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US painter of “The Gross Clinic,” 1875

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Thomas Eakins

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75
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David vs. Delacroix

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Napoleonic, epic, firmer lines vs. 50 years later, romantic, brushstrokes, color

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76
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Painter of “Death of the Virgin” 1606

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Caravaggio

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77
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American female war and Depression photographer

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Margaret Bourke-White

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78
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Art by artists without formal training, often discovered after death

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Outsider Art/Art Brut

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79
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German Renaissance woodcut printer

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Albrecht Durer

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80
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Painter of “The Peasant Wedding,” 1567

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Pieter Bruegel the Elder

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81
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This architect partnered with Rudolph Schindler & pioneered steel-frame housing with the Lovell House

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Richard Neutra

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82
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Minimalist German fashion designer, now label for Uniqlo

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Jil Sander

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83
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Christina’s World

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Andrew Wyeth

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84
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Painter of “Niagara”

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Frederic Edwin Church

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85
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Italian painter of elongated figures

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Modigliani

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86
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French fashion designer post WWI, popularized casual chic, jewelry, fragrance

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Coco Chanel

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87
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Fashion designer best known for wrap dress

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Diane von Furstenburg

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88
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Painter of Luncheon of the Boating Party (boater hats & undershirts at table)

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Pierre-Auguste Renoir

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89
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“PRB” painters, British group

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Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood

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90
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School of Australian impressionism named for German-sounding Melbourne suburb

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Heidelberg School

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91
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French street photography pioner

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Henri Cartier-Bresson

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92
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US designer in Jewish immigrant family, known first for jeans

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Calvin Klein

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93
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Garfield cartoonist

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Jim Davis

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94
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Style of painting with pronounced chiaroscuro

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Tenebrism

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95
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Baroque painter of beauty and feminine sensuality

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Peter Paul Rubens

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96
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NY fashion designer for simple, comfortable women’s wear, dressed Lady Bird Johnson, Pat Nixon, Faye Dunaway

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Geoffrey Beene

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97
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introduced “Le Smoking” tuxedo for women

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Yves St. Laurent

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98
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Founded in 1939, this city’s Contemporary Arts Center was at the center of a 1990s 1st Amendment case

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Cincinnati

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99
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Applying glaze on part of a painting

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Scumble

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100
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French designer born in Algeria, tutored by Dior

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Yves St. Laurent

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101
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The Night Watch

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Rembrandt

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102
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Ballet painter

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Degas

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103
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Cuban-American designer of Michelle Obama election-night dress

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Narciso Rodriguez

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104
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American sculptor of “Spider,” 1996

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Louise Bourgeois

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105
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Scandalous/modernist early 20th century Romanian sculptor

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Constantine Brancusi

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106
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Venus of Urbino

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Titian

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107
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Luxury Paris department store

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Bon Marche

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108
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Cartoonist behind the Addams family

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Charles Addams

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109
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Name for round work of art, mostly Renaissance

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Tondo

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110
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Edward Hicks became a Quaker icon because of his paintings of

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The Peaceable Kingdom and other religious and folk art

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111
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Crafter who builds wooden wheels

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Wheelwright

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112
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Sculptor of American West

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Frederick Remington

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113
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US designer known for her “essentials” line. “Queen of Seventh Avenue”

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Donna Karan

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114
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2 Flemish Baroque painters

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Rubens, van Dyck (was R’s assistant)

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115
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German creative director of Chanel and Fendi, white hair and sunglasses and starched collars

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Karl Lagerfeld

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116
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sculpted female form serving as architectural support

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caryatid (carry-at-id)

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117
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Sensual Baroque painter

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Rubens

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118
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British pop artist, still painting swimming pools

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David Hockney

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119
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American artist of Penn’s Treaty With The Indians, Treaty of Paris

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Benjamin West

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120
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English designer for Givenchy then his own label

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Alexander McQueen

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121
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Italian Baroque chiaroscuro painter

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Caravaggio

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122
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Dutch etcher as well as painter

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Rembrandt

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123
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US designer of over the top, colorful dresses, does a cartwheel at the end of her shows

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Betsey Johnson

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124
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A sculptural embellishment of an arch.

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accolade

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125
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brightly colored Mexican folk art sculptures of fantastical (fantasy/mythical) creatures

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alebrijes

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126
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Founder of the Hudson River School

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Thomas Cole

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127
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Artist of The Anatomy Lesson

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Rembrandt

128
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Elephant and Donkey cartoons

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Thomas Nast

129
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Term for non-mobile Calder works

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Stabiles

130
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Moulin Rouge artist

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Toulouse-Lautrec

131
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Dutch abstract artist with blotchy figures, sculptures

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Willem de Kooning

132
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French designer who democratized couture

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Yves St. Laurent

133
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Rembrandt portrait of his son at a lectern

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Titus

134
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ceiling that looks like recessed half-cylinder over a square

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barrel vault

135
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Realist movement showing rural US scenes

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Regionalist

136
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Court artist of Philip IV of Spain

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Diego Velazquez

137
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Rihanna’s fashion brand

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Fenty

138
Q

a parapet in defensive architecture is also called a

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battlement

139
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American designer who dressed Lucille Ball, Cher, Diana Ross, The Carol Burnett Show, Gypsy

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Bob Mackie

140
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Paintings titled “Nocturne,” “Symphony,” “Harmony” with colors

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Whistler

141
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Still painting swimming pools

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David Hockney

142
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“Bathers at Asnieres” artist

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Georges Seurat

143
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American female abstract sculptor, big black boxes

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Louise Nevelson

144
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American jeweller who founded store, created first retail catalog in US, introduced UK sterling silver standard

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Charles Lewis Tiffany

145
Q

Opposite sides add up to 7

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Dice

146
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Art movement depicting America as pastoral landscape to be discovered/explored

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Hudson River School

147
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Italian designer descended from Florence nobility; known for geometric prints in kaleidoscopic colors

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Don Emilio Pucci

148
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Dutch 1700s - “Self Portrait with a Sunflower”

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Anthony van Dyck

149
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18th century British horse painter

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George Stubbs

150
Q

Garden of Earthly Delights by

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Hieronymous Bosch

151
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bed with curved foot and headboards

A

sleigh bed

152
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controversial Dior designer

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John Galliano

153
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Early 20th c female architect

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Julia Morgan

154
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Two phases of cubism

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Analytic and synthetic

155
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British fashion designer and animal-free advocate

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Stella McCartney

156
Q

US designer with line for Target and Brooks Brothers, Project Runway judge

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Zac Posen

157
Q

Invented oil painting

A

Jan van Eyck

158
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Spiderman cartoonist

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Stan Lee

159
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19th century American illustrator and painter of seascapes, portraits, daily life

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Winslow Homer

160
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“The Dinner Party” installation is by

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Judy Chicago

161
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Thomas Gainsborough best known painting

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“Blue Boy”

162
Q

Designer known for Balloon Coat and Baby Doll Dress

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Hubert Givenchy

163
Q

English Romantic landscape painter

A

JMW Turner

164
Q

“Sleeping Venus” painting, many imitators

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Giorgione. Also known as the Dresden Venus, influenced Titian.

165
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British neoclassical architect

A

John Nash

166
Q

framed furniture across between daybed and bed

A

chaise lounge

167
Q

Paintings of ordinary people in everyday life are also known as

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genre paintings - esp 17th c Dutch/Flemish like Bruegel and Vermeer

168
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Dutch Renaissance painter among the first to paint village life, non-religious scenes

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Pieter Bruegel the Elder

169
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Court artist of Charles IV of Spain

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Francisco Goya

170
Q

Painter of “Children’s Games,” 1560

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Pieter Bruegel the Elder

171
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Painter of Bal du moulin de Galette (people looking over bench at table)

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Pierre-Auguste Renoir

172
Q

American seascape painter

A

Winslow Homer

173
Q

Third Renaissance Great master

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Raphael

174
Q

Velazquez chiaroscuro style

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Tenebrism

175
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Home was a Paris literary/art gathering place in 1920s

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Gertrude Stein

176
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Nude Descending a Staircase

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Marcel Duchamp

177
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name for gaps in a battlement to allow launch of projectiles

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crenels (crenellated)

178
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early Dutch artist oil paint and perspective/subject innovator

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Jan van Eyck

179
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Originally term for full-size sketch for transfer to a wall

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cartoon

180
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red-brown color named for Venetian painter

A

Titian

181
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“Gypsy Girl” Dutch portraitist

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Frans Hals

182
Q

Venetian Mannerist Painter

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Tintoretto

183
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Louis XV mistress, patron of Francois Boucher

A

Madam de Pompadour

184
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1930s Farm Security Administration photographer

A

Dorothea Lange

185
Q

French and Spanish jewelry designer, daughter of painter

A

Paloma Picasso

186
Q

Impressionist painter of beauty and feminine sensuality

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Pierre-Auguste Renoir

187
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bed that folds into wall

A

Murphy bed

188
Q

American Edwardian portrait painter

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John Singer Sargent

189
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a couch with a back that is traditionally raised at one end

A

fainting couch

190
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upholstered sofa in the shape of a chair that is long enough to support the legs

A

chaise lounge

191
Q

20th century abstract English sculptor

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Henry Moore

192
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painter of Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Tulp

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Rembrandt

193
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American grand landscape painter, namesake of Colorado 14er

A

Albert Bierstadt

194
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topmost part of a column

A

capital

195
Q

“Pogo” cartoonist

A

Walt Kelly

196
Q

Austrian symbolist painter

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Gustav Klimt

197
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a deep buttoned sofa, usually made from leather, named for 18th c earl

A

Chesterfield

198
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Praying desk with a knee bench

A

prie-dieu

199
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semicircular recess with vault/dome behind the altar

A

apse

200
Q

generic term for pool table & similar

A

billiards table

201
Q

Painter of “Netherlandish Proverbs,” 1559

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Pieter Bruegel the Elder

202
Q

French-American feminist sculptor, installation artist, painter

A

Louise Bourgeois

203
Q

Real name of El Greco

A

Domenikos Theotokopoulos

204
Q

Death of Marat artist

A

Jacques-Louis David

205
Q

Style using detail, color, movement, grandeur to create awe

A

Baroque

206
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Dutch golden age mostly portraitist from Haarlem, close up people in ruffles and hats

A

Frans Hals

207
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St Paul’s architect

A

Christopher Wren

208
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vertical member projecting from a wall to stabilize it/resist lateral thrust

A

Buttress

209
Q

US photographer of odd and disturbing people

A

Diane Arbus

210
Q

NY designer, own label and creative director for Louis Vuitton

A

Marc Jacobs

211
Q

Painter of “Washington Crossing the Delaware”

A

Emanuel Leutze

212
Q

Painter of Belshazzar’s Feast

A

Rembrandt

213
Q

Final expression of the Baroque movement

A

Rococo

214
Q

Famous for Madonnas

A

Raphael

215
Q

French fashion designer of the “New Look”

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Christian Dior

216
Q

Barrel maker

A

Cooper

217
Q

series of balusters supporting a handrail

A

balustrade

218
Q

Robert Doisneau b&w Paris photo of kissing on the street by cafe

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Kiss by the Hotel de Ville

219
Q

American artist who painted famous historical scenes such as The Death of Nelson, Benjamin Franklin Drawing Electricity from the Sky

A

Benjamin West

220
Q

Primitive/Naive post impressionist - lions and tigers

A

Henri Rousseau

221
Q

American marine landscape painter

A

Winslow Homer

222
Q

The Night Watch is in this museum

A

Rijksmuseum

223
Q

Vogue and celebrity photo portraits

A

Richard Avedon

224
Q

Dutch Renaissance artist of Blind Leading the Blind

A

Pieter Bruegel the Elder

225
Q

The Arnolfini Portrait

A

Jan van Eyck - spoofed in Desperate Housewives. Woman in green holding hand of man in hat.

226
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Museum named for him in Haarlem

A

Frans Hals

227
Q

Spanish luxury fashion designer, the master of couture

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Cristobal Balenciaga, has his own museum

228
Q

American designer best known for bridal

A

Vera Wang

229
Q

German-Am foremost painter of westward expansion landscapes

A

Albert Bierstadt

230
Q

Royal photographer

A

Cecil Beaton

231
Q

“Nighthawks” artist

A

Hopper

232
Q

paint by fixing wax to a surface with heat

A

encaustic painting

233
Q

Designer of “It’s a Jungle Out There” collection

A

Alexander McQueen

234
Q

The Ambassadors (1553)

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Hans Holbein the younger

235
Q

Luncheon on the Grass

A

Manet

236
Q

American landscape style known for effects of light on water and sky

A

Luminism

237
Q

Dutch Abstract painter with black and white color blocks

A

Piet Mondrian

238
Q

Parthenon statues in British Museum known as the

A

Elgin Marbles

239
Q

pret-a-porter

A

ready to wear

240
Q

1910s group of German artists central to founding Expressionism & abstraction

A

The Blue Rider (Der Blaue Reiter)

241
Q

Civil War photographer

A

Matthew Brady

242
Q

Duomo architect

A

Brunelleschi

243
Q

Aristotle Contemplating the Bust of Homer

A

Rembrandt

244
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The name of this art style is derived from a Paris shop opened in the 1890s by dealer Siegfried Bing

A

Art Nouveau

245
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the space around the altar, including the choir and the sanctuary

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chancel

246
Q

Paris contemporary art museum

A

Pompidou Center

247
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gargoyles and similar sculptures

A

grotesques or chimeras

248
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central part of a church where the laypeople go

A

nave

249
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extension of wall at the end of a roof, originally built for defense

A

parapet

250
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In 1983, became the first living fashion designer to be honored by the Metropolitan Museum of Art with a solo exhibition

A

Yves St. Laurent

251
Q

Venezuelan fashion designer who dresses first ladies

A

Carolina Herrera

252
Q

English painter of turbulent/pastel seascapes

A

JMW Turner

253
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Raphael’s best known work

A

School of Athens

254
Q

View of Toledo artist

A

El Greco

255
Q

Premier turn of 20th c poster artist

A

Toulouse-Lautrec

256
Q

Inner court of a Roman house; in a multi-story building, a toplit covered court rising through all stories.

A

Atrium

257
Q

Me Myself And My Heroes etching

A

David Hockney

258
Q

Painter of “The Tower of Babel,” 1563

A

Pieter Bruegel the Elder

259
Q

American preppy/sailor designer

A

Tommy Hilfiger

260
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The group led by Robert Henri & known as The Eight later became known as this school

A

Ashcan school

261
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Around 1912 Robert Delaunay brought color to the forefront of this -ism, thereby creating Orphism

A

Cubism

262
Q

impressionists who lived together

A

Van Gogh and Gauguin

263
Q

The Man With The Golden Helmet

A

Rembrandt (probably)

264
Q

American b&w photographer of nudes, self-portraits, celebrities

A

Robert Mapplethorpe

265
Q

20th c painter descended from essayist with same name

A

Francis Bacon

266
Q

Most significant Dutch Renaissance painter

A

Pieter Bruegel the Elder

267
Q

Van Dyck vs Van Eyck

A

Baroque, Renaissance

268
Q

19th c US painter of Jolly Floatboatmen

A

George Caleb Bingham

269
Q

1300s painting master

A

Giotto

270
Q

Best known work is “School of Athens”

A

Raphael

271
Q

French art movement toward realism during Romanticism, mostly landscape paintings of trees

A

Barbizon School

272
Q

Painter of Luncheon on the Grass

A

Degas (painting is dark, looks almost primitive)

273
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US designer born Karl Anderson, leads his own label, sells ready to wear and other thing

A

Michael Kors

274
Q

“The Missouri Artist” who was also a politician

A

George Caleb Bingham

275
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a machine tool that rotates a workpiece about an axis to sand, cut, face etc

A

lathe

276
Q

Creating a stone wall/building without any mortar

A

Dry stone

277
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1600-10 Italian painter of chiaroscuro figures against dark backgrounds - eating, beheading, etc.

A

Caravaggio

278
Q

Majas on a Balcony painting

A

Goya

279
Q

Paintings incorporated everyday objects

A

Robert Rauschenberg

280
Q

Painter of Alice and Elisabeth Cahen d’Anvers (“Pink and Blue”)

A

Pierre-Auguste Renoir

281
Q

Craft of building a roof with dry vegetation

A

Thatching

282
Q

Juliet Balcony is also called

A

Balconet

283
Q

American 19th c maritime painter most central to Luminism

A

Fitz Henry Lane

284
Q

Museum with colored ducts

A

Pompidou Center

285
Q

individual molded shafts supporting a parapet or handrail

A

baluster

286
Q

Ecstasy of St Theresa sculptor

A

Bernini

287
Q

Washington portraitist

A

Gilbert Stuart

288
Q

Leading Baroque sculptor

A

Bernini

289
Q

Fool the eye style of painting

A

Trompe l’oile

290
Q

Critic who loved Turner

A

John Ruskin

291
Q

Artist whose name means Hollow Bone

A

Holbein

292
Q

general word for architecture serving as defensive barricade

A

bulwark

293
Q

Large French fashion house with brand ambassadors, fragrances

A

Dior

294
Q

Designer for Audrey Hepburn and Jackie Kennedy

A

Hubert Givenchy

295
Q

John Ruskin, 19th c author of “Modern Painters,” said art should be ____ ____ _____

A

“truth to nature” - loved JMW Turner

296
Q

Painter of Washington Crossing the Delaware

A

Emanuel Leutze

297
Q

Midwestern Muralist

A

Thomas Hart Benton

298
Q

The Rake’s Progress series by

A

William Hogarth

299
Q

Swiss cubist/figurative sculptor

A

Giacometti

300
Q

Painter of “The Swing”

A

Jean-Honore Fragonard

301
Q

Color block painter

A

Rothko

302
Q

Gauguin profession before painting

A

Stockbroker

303
Q

Japanese wood-block artist

A

Hokusai

304
Q

Infinity Mirrors artist

A

Yayoi Kusama

305
Q

19th-20th c American artist known for portraits of Philadephians

A

Thomas Eakins

306
Q

Renaissance writers gave medieval architecture this barbarian name because they thought it ugly

A

Gothic

307
Q

Italian word for bell tower

A

campanile

308
Q

American designer, controversial, Goth and edgy statements and designs, “Lord of Darkness” for use of black

A

Rick Owens

309
Q

$300 million worth of art was stolen from the Gardener Museum including the only marine painting by this Dutchman

A

Rembrandt

310
Q

Dutch painter 15-1600s, copied his father’s works and made his own

A

Pieter Brueghel the Younger

311
Q

Italian billionaire fashion designer, took over her grandfather’s label

A

Miuccia Prada

312
Q

This Flemish artist painted a unique triple portrait of England’s King Charles I around 1637

A

Anthony van Dyck - “Charles I in three positions” in one picture

313
Q

Latin word for pride and mortality

A

Vanitas

314
Q

“Girl with a Pearl Earring” artist

A

Vermeer

315
Q

Painter of Girls At The Piano

A

Pierre-Auguste Renoir

316
Q

Luncheon on the Grass

A

Manet

317
Q

German painter of American West

A

Albert Bierstadt

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