Fundamentals
Section I
Section II & III
Sections IV, V, & VI
Misc.
100

What is stippling?

The use of dots to change value

100

What and where is the oldest work of art?

Cave paintings in Chauvet Cave (France)

100

What aspect of Altarpiece is Harring most famous for?

The “radiant baby”

100

Whistler was professing his desire to be an artist by what age?

15

100

How did Henrietta Lacks pass away?

What is cervical cancer?

200

What are two examples of Post and Lintel architecture?

Stonehenge and the Greek Parthenon

200

What is considered the most famous work of Chinese art?

The Great Wall

200

In the Gross clinic, what is the patient being treated for?

Osteomyelitis (bone infection)

200

Where was Starry Night painted?

In an asylum at Saint Remy

200

What is a motif?

What is a single element of a repeated pattern?

300

What was Encaustic used for?

Egyptian grave markers

300

Which artist prompted Post-Impressionists’ use of arbitrary color rather than replicating color of the real world?

Vincent Van Gogh 

300

What do the glazed terracotta in the Ospedale degli Innocenti reference?

The ten babies killed by King Herod

300

In Hogarth’s Illustration of Bedlam, he shows Rakewell in what position?

Reclining on the floor

300

What is the area around objects, shapes, or forms in artworks known as ?

What is Negative space?

400

What is the purpose of art history?

To reconstruct the context of a piece of art to understand the work and it’s meaning

400

What method is apparent in the Mona Lisa?

Sfumato (use of mellowed colors and a blurred outline to blend subtly)

400

What symptom of the bubonic plague is present in St. Sebastian Intercepting for the Plague Stricken?

Buboes (red bumps on the neck)

400

Dewing’s female subjects were typically depicted in this emotional state?

Repose

400

Who created the Code of Hammurabi? (The culture)

Who is the Babylonians?

500

What did the performance art New York Guerrilla Girls do?

Challenged the dominance of white men

500

What are ten prominent art movements in chronological order?

(Possible answers in order) Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, Neoclassicism, Romanticism, Realism, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Cubism, Abstract Expressionism, Minimalism, Mannerism, Dada, Surrealism, Pop Art, Performance Art

500

What do the murals of Vertis Hayes’ The Pursuit of Happiness depict?

African diaspora 

500

What is the rumor as to why yellow features prominently in Van Gogh’s paintings?

His medication (Digitalis) had a side effect Xanthopsia (or yellow-vision) that causes one’s vision to be tinged yellow

500

Who is the founder of the modern sculpture?

Who is Donatello?

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