Art of Neoclassical (Romantic Period)

Question 1

The ____________ gave birth to neoclassicism an artistic and cultural period that placed importance on reasons, order, and scientific inquiry.

Answer 1

European

Question 2

The previous rococo still had strong influence in these paintings.

Answer 2

Neoclassical Painting

Question 3

The Painter Mary Magdelene (1761), Parassus (1761) and The immaculate Conception (1770-1779)

Answer 3

Anton Raphael Mengs

Question 4

La Grande Odalisque (1841) The Valpicon Bather (1808), and Portrait of Madame Moitessier (1844-1856)

Answer 4

Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres

Question 5

Oath of the Horatti (1784), The Lictors bringing to Brutus the Bodies of his Sons (1789), and The Death of Marat (1793)

Answer 5

Jacques-Louis David

Question 6

Self Portrait (1787)

Answer 6

Angelica Kauffmann

Question 7

The Dying Athlete (1785)

Answer 7

Jean-germain Drouais

Question 8

The burial of Atala (1808)

Answer 8

Anne-Louis Girodet de Roucy-trioson

Question 9

This was inspired by Greek.

Answer 9

Neoclassical Sculpture

Question 10

Antonio Canovas’s figures of napoleon (1808-_____)

Answer 10

1811

Question 11

character head series

Answer 11

Franz Xaver Messerschmidt

Question 12

Voltaire (1770-1776)

Answer 12

Jean-Baptiste Pigalle

Question 13

Vennus (1773)

Answer 13

Joseph Nollekens

Question 14

The fury of Athamas (1790-1792)

Answer 14

John Flaxman

Question 15

Apollo crowning Himself (1781)

Answer 15

Antonio Canova

Question 16

Jason with the golden Fleece (1803)

Answer 16

Bertel Thorvaldsen

Question 17

are known for the following characteristics: Clean and elegantant lines, simplicity of geometric forms, and gradeur of scales.

Answer 17

Neoclassical Buildings (architecture)

Question 18

____ developed as a result of a wider familiarity with ancient Greek and Roman ruins. ____ as a line of columns around a building.

Answer 18

Temple and Peristyle

Question 19

The Greek-inspired British museum by __________.

Answer 19

Robert Smirke

Question 20

The Roman-Inspired Pantheon in Paris by ____________.

Answer 20

Jacques-Germain Soufflot

Question 21

derives its name from Andrea Palladio, one of the influential architects of late Italian Renaissance.

Answer 21

Palladian

Question 22

was known for many country houses he designed, one of the well known Palladian architects.

Answer 22

Robert Adam

Question 23

features gateways, countryardsand corner towers.

Answer 23

Osterley Park

Question 24

most famous Palladian buildings?

Answer 24

the united states capitol and the white house

Question 25

features a massive square or rectangular block with a classical detail-rich exterior and a flat roof.

Answer 25

Classical Block Building

Question 26

Palais Garnier (paris Opera House) by

Answer 26

Charles Garnier

Question 27

Bibliotheque Sainte-Genevieve in Paris by

Answer 27

Henri Labrouste

Question 28

commemorating the July Revolution of 1830

Answer 28

Liberty Leading the People

Question 29

Most well known example of Davipd's neoclassical work in his 1784 painting.

Answer 29

Oath of the Horatti

Question 30

a French painter in Neoclassical period a. Eugene Delacroix b. Jacques-Louis David c. Theodore Gericault d. Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres

Answer 30

b. Jacques-Louis David

Question 31

Known for mythological studies and Portraiture work including ___________ a. Raft of the Medusa b. Oath of the Horatii c. Madame Riviere d. Liberty Leading the People

Answer 31

c. Madame Riviere

Question 32

Historical came from a warship called the Meduse

Answer 32

Raft of the Medusa

Question 33

depicts the emotion of suffering, sad and feeling of hopelessness.

Answer 33

The Third of May

Question 34

who is the spanish painter completed in 1814? a. Jacques Louis David b. Eugene Delacroix c. Theodore Gericault d. Francisco Jose de Goya y Lucientes

Answer 34

d. Francisco Jose de Goya y Lucientes