Photography
The first non-permanent camera.
What is the camera obscura?
This musician was associated with ragtime
Who is Scott Joplin?
The form of literature that uses rhythm, rhyme, musical quality, or intensely artistic structure to evoke meaning
What is poetry?
This play by Sophocles is considered a tragedy.
What is Oedipus Rex?
An American artist whose street art fell in the category of pop art
Who is Keith Haring?
Frenchman responsible for creating the first photograph.
Who is Joseph Nicéphore Niépce?
Period of music that was roughly between 450 and 1400 and associated with monastic communities.
What is medieval?
Language written or spoken in its ordinary, natural flow and grammatical structure
What is prose?
Theatrical works based on historical narratives and mostly dealing with political events such as the rise or fall of monarchs, war between nations, or political revolts.
What are history plays?
An anonymous artist who goes by a pseudonym to hide his real identity
Who is Banksy?
Figure who photographed Migrant Mother, 1936?
Who is Dorothea Lange?
This figure developed a mathematical concept of music that created the musical scale based on ratios of sound vibrations
Who is Pythagoras?
A literary theme in which a first-person narrator’s credibility is compromised
What is an unreliable narrator?
One important benefit of theater in ancient Greece.
What is catharsis?
The act put into place in 1990 protects both human remains and grave objects and establishes a standardized process of recognition
NAGPRA (Native American Grave Protection and Repatriation Act)
Photography style that is meant to capture real people and real events.
What is documentary photography?
Musician especially talented at composing “miniatures” and based in New York City
Who is Duke Ellington?
Departure, initiation, and return are key components of this.
What is the Hero's Journey?
called "talking pictures"
What are talkies?
Term that means "return to country"
What is repatriation?
French artist who helped transform photography into an art form and supported Impressionism
Who is Nadar?
Period of music between 1600 and 1750 that is defined by a preference for the sounds of harpsichords.
What is Baroque?
The term developed by a 19th-century novelist to describe the basic structure of narrative plots
What is Freytag’s Pyramid?
The literary device in which the audience knows more information than the characters in the narrative
What is dramatic irony?
Cultural heritage that was removed after trade dispute in 1897 that led to a war between Britain and the kingdom of Benin
What are the Benin Bronzes?