Modernism Quiz!
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The Modernism was a movement that begun with the industrialization after the second world war in the late 19th century and early 20th century. It principal mission was:
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Continue with the fine arts methods, looking for the classic forms and the medieval aesthetic.
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Design a triumphal and monumental architecture, making special emphasis on eclectic constructions.
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Break all connections to classical times, bringing down the barriers between the fine arts and applied arts.
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Make clean and pure designs based principally on their structure as a design element to organize the space.
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Explore the essence of Modernism, a pivotal artistic and cultural movement. This quiz assesses your knowledge on its origins, key characteristics, and influential figures, enhancing your understanding of how Modernism reshaped the arts.
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The Modernism was a cultural and artistic movement based in the concept of the _________ as finder of originality and harmony
Explanation
This is one of the characteristics of the modern architecture. Modern Architects considered that by making beauty and harmony a part of everyday life, the people could live better. This beauty was found on fantasy and nature.Rate this question:
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The dominant line on every design of art nouveau is the curve
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
It is true. The dominant line on art nouveau is the curve, because it takes inspiration from organic forms trying to represent as good as possible the nature on every piece of the construction.Rate this question:
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Which of these architects belong to the Barcelona Modernist style?
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Lluis Domènech
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Victor Horta
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Josep Puig
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Antoni Gaudí
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Hector Guimard
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Alphonse Mucha
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A. Lluis Domènech
A. Josep Puig
A. Antoni GaudíExplanation
Lluis Domènech, Josep Puig and Antoni Gaudí were three of the most important representative architects of the Barcelona Modernist Style. They consider the Art Nouveau on their projects and were the creators of many famous designs like the Castell dels tres dragons, Barcelona (Lluis Domènech), Casa Serra, Barcelona (Josep Puig) and the well known Casa Batló, Barcelona (Antoni Gaudí)Rate this question:
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Which of the following names wasn't adopted by Modernism in other countries?
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Guimard
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Modernisme
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Organische Art
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Liberty
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Stile Floreale
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A. Organische ArtExplanation
Some of the name given by Modernism in other countries were Guimard in France, after French designer Hector Guimard, Modernisme in Spain, Liberty i United Kingdom, after British Art Nouveau designer Arthur Lasenby Liberty, and Stile Floreale in Italy, which means Floral Style.Rate this question:
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Which of the following statements about Art Nouveau are true?
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Art Nouveau obtained a nickname 'the noodle style' in French, 'Le style nouilles'
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Art Nouveau takes adoption of the machine aesthetic
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Principal subjects are lavish birds and flowers, insects and polyformic femme fatale
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It makes emphasis of horizontal and vertical lines
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Art Nouveau was a way of thinking about modern society and new production methods.
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Art Nouveau was a shimmering presence in urban centers throughout Europe and North America.
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It looks for simplification of forms and elimination of "unnecessary details"
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A. Art Nouveau obtained a nickname 'the noodle style' in French, 'Le style nouilles'
A. Principal subjects are lavish birds and flowers, insects and polyformic femme fatale
A. Art Nouveau was a way of thinking about modern society and new production methods.
A. Art Nouveau was a shimmering presence in urban centers throughout Europe and North America.Explanation
Art Nouveau obtained a nickname 'the noodle style' in French, 'Le style nouilles' because of its flowing, curvilinear forms that resembled noodles. Principal subjects in Art Nouveau are lavish birds and flowers, insects, and polyformic femme fatale, which are commonly seen in the intricate and decorative designs of the style. Art Nouveau was a way of thinking about modern society and new production methods, as it embraced the advancements of the industrial age. It was also a prominent presence in urban centers throughout Europe and North America, where its ornate and elegant style was widely appreciated.Rate this question:
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To what architect belongs this famous construction?
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Francesc Berenguer
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Josep Maria Jujol
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Antoni Gaudí
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Lluis Domènech
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Josep Puig i Cadafalch
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A. Antoni GaudíExplanation
This picture shows a view of The Sagrada Familia or the Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Familia. It was begun in 1882 by public subscription and a year later Antoni Gaudí became director of the project. It is located in Barcelona, España.Rate this question:
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Worldwar II, many of the 'Art Nouveau' buildings in Barcelona were destroyed
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
No, during Worldwar II, many of the 'Art Nouveau' buildings were destroyed in Germany and France, but Barcelona wasn't so devastated. Modernist buildings however were forgotten, and deteriorated, but then they were renovated, and it became obvious that those magnificent buildings were a real tourist attraction.Rate this question:
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Which of the following elements were used in all Art Nouveau constructions?
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Nature Forms
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Stained glass
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Bricks
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Ceramics
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Decortive forms in ironwork
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Concrete
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A. Nature Forms
A. Stained glass
A. Ceramics
A. Decortive forms in ironworkExplanation
What seems to be a characteristic on Art Nouveau constructions is the use of nature-forms like flowers, plants and animals, decorative forms in ironwork, ceramics and stained glass, also mixed with the use of materials, like cast and wrought iron. It was only because of the invention of machines like special saws, and the possibility to work with iron, that made these designs possible.Rate this question:
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Which of the following building or building belong to the work of Francesc Berenguer?
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Mercat de la libertad
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Casa Gaudi in Parc Güell
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Casa Sole
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Iglesia de la Sagrat Cor
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Building for 'centra moral de Gracia'
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Palau Montaner
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A. Mercat de la libertad
A. Casa Gaudi in Parc Güell
A. Building for 'centra moral de Gracia'Explanation
Mercat de la llibertad ,1893, in Valencia.
Casa Gaudi in Parc Güell, 1900-1902, in Bellesguard. (In collaboration with Gaudí)
Building for 'centra moral de Gracia',1909, a youth club.Rate this question:
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