Realism
Realism and Manet
- 1.
The Luncheon on the Grass, is a painting by
- A.
Édouard Monet
- B.
Edward Monte
- C.
Édouard Manet
- D.
Edward Mante
Correct Answer
C. Édouard Manet -
- 2.
For the Realists, art had to be “sincere.” Which means art had to be
- A.
In its own time in content, real as opposed to imaginary scenes of events that never happened.
- B.
Free of limitations, based on scenes that the artist believes strongly in and creates meaning.
- C.
Controversial and push boundaries, if art did not cause scandal it wasn't worth painting.
- D.
Careful, deliberate and precise, using only the very best materials and shown only in prestigious galleries.
Correct Answer
A. In its own time in content, real as opposed to imaginary scenes of events that never happened. -
- 3.
One of the reasons why Luncheon on the Grass was considered controversial was because
- A.
The artwork really belonged in the surrealist period
- B.
The men in the picture were not eating any food
- C.
The female nude is eating an apple
- D.
The female nude is looking directly at the viewer
Correct Answer
D. The female nude is looking directly at the viewer -
- 4.
The "Salon de Refusés was set up in 1863 by the government because
- A.
Artists wanted an exhibition space that was worth more money.
- B.
Artists were being excluded from the official Salon.
- C.
Artists kept painting large works that couldn't fit in the official Salon.
- D.
Artists always get what they want from the government.
Correct Answer
B. Artists were being excluded from the official Salon. -
- 5.
The light portrayed in the painting Luncheon on the Grass is similar to
- A.
Flash photography
- B.
Sunny afternoon
- C.
Real life
- D.
Picnic scenes
Correct Answer
A. Flash photography -
- 6.
Luncheon on the Grass was painted in
- A.
1865-1866
- B.
1862-1863
- C.
1967-1968
- D.
1827-1828
Correct Answer
B. 1862-1863 -
- 7.
The Frames associated with Visual Arts are
- A.
Subjects, History, Culture, Postmodern
- B.
Subjective, Historical, Critical, Postmodern
- C.
Subjective, Structural, Cultural, Postmodern
- D.
Subjects, Structure, Criticism, Postmodern
Correct Answer
C. Subjective, Structural, Cultural, Postmodern -
- 8.
Appropriation is:
- A.
The use of new elements and techniques in the creation of a new work.
- B.
The deliberate reworking/borrowing of images and styles from earlier, well-known works of art to create a new work.
- C.
The accidental reworking/borrowing of images and styles from earlier, well-known works of art to create a new work.
- D.
The use of oil painting in deliberate brush strokes to create a new art work.
Correct Answer
B. The deliberate reworking/borrowing of images and styles from earlier, well-known works of art to create a new work. -
- 9.
The conceptual framework deals with
- A.
Artist, Artwork, World, Audience
- B.
Artist, Artwork, Technology, Gallery
- C.
Artist, World, The Frames, Art Movements
- D.
Artist, World, Viewer, Culture
Correct Answer
A. Artist, Artwork, World, Audience -
- 10.
In basic terms, a Manifesto
- A.
Defines a new artist and what artworks they create.
- B.
Defines a new type of oil paint that alters the way the artist works.
- C.
Defines traditional values in society.
- D.
Defines a new art style and defines a set of aesthetic values for that art style.
Correct Answer
D. Defines a new art style and defines a set of aesthetic values for that art style. -
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