This Rococo artwork shows a young woman pushed by a suitor as a hidden admirer watches from the bushes.
What is The Swing by Fragonard?

This style responds to the frivolity of Rococo and draws inspiration from classical antiquity.
What is Neoclassicism?

This movement emphasizes emotion, drama, and the sublime.
What is Romanticism?
This movement rejected Romantic drama and instead depicted everyday life.
What is Realism?

This portrait depicts a scholar-nun surrounded by books, celebrating intellectual achievement in New Spain.
What is Portrait of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz?

Rococo painting is best known for these stylistic qualities.
What are pastel colors, playful themes, and decorative elegance?
This artwork by Jacques-Louis David shows a Roman legend.
What is The Oath of the Horatii?

This Delacroix painting commemorates the July Revolution in France.
What is Liberty Leading the People?

The Stone Breakers was painted by this artist.
Who is Gustave Courbet?

A massive Gothic Revival complex built after a fire destroyed an earlier structure.
What is the Palace of Westminster?

This woman artist created a self-portrait emphasizing grace and aristocratic refinement—still influenced by Rococo even as the style faded.
Who is Elisabeth Vigée Le Brun?

Monticello reflects Neoclassical ideals inspired by this ancient architectural culture.
What is Classical Greece/Rome?

Turner’s Slave Ship uses color and loose brushwork to convey this concept.
What is the sublime (or intense emotional impact)?
This Manet painting caused scandal for its unidealized nude and confrontational gaze.
What is Olympia?
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This landscape shows Mexico’s national identity through the Valley of Mexico.
What is The Valley of Mexico by Velasco?

Rococo emerges during the reign of this French king.
Who is Louis XV?

Name one Neoclassical characteristic visible in Houdon’s George Washington.
What are contrapposto, idealization, Roman fasces (bound rods), calm rationality? (Any one)
Thomas Cole’s The Oxbow is an example of this American movement within Romanticism.
What is the Hudson River School?

Nadar Raising Photography to the Height of Art comments on this artistic debate.
What is whether photography counts as “fine art”?

This photograph by Muybridge scientifically studies movement.
What is The Horse in Motion?

Name two ways Rococo differs from Baroque.
What are (1) lighter/pastel palette, (2) intimate interior scenes, (3) playful romantic subjects, (4) decorative over drama? (Any two)


This Enlightenment-themed painting by Joseph Wright of Derby uses a single light source to symbolize empirical thought.
What is A Philosopher Giving a Lecture on the Orrery?
Ingres’ La Grande Odalisque shows Romantic tendencies despite his academic training—name one.
What are elongated proportions, exoticism/Orientalism, sensuality, or emotional emphasis? (Any one)
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Daguerre’s Still Life in Studio reflects photography’s early link to this earlier art genre.
What is still life painting?

This sculpture commemorates the Hundred Years’ War (Title and artist)
What is The Burghers of Calais by Rodin?
