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Study Guide Answers
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1.
What tools did cave dwelling humans use to express themselves artistically?
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stone and bones |
2.
During the Gallo-Roman period, what was the name Romans gave to the province that is presently known as France?
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"Gaul" |
3.
Which artistic period was greatly effected by religion?
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the Middle Ages |
4.
The cathedral of ________ ________ is an early example of Gothic architecture in Paris and features the ______, or pointed arch.
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Notre Dame, ogive |
5.
What were prayer books that contained paintings and decorations called during the Middle Ages?
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illuminated manuscripts |
6.
During the Renaissance movement known as ______________, artists were mainly concerned with man and his human achievements.
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Humanism |
7.
Who did French King Francis I commission to embellish his chateau at Fontainebleau?
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Leonardo da Vinci |
8.
Only members of which two estates, or "classes," of French society were allowed to enter Louis XIV's new chateau at Versailles in the 17th century?
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nobility and clergy |
9.
The ________ style, during the early 18th century, displayed a taste for pastel colors and less heavy decoration.
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Rococo |
10.
The ________ ___________ made French society and art accessible to members of the lower class.
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The French Revolution |
11.
What artistic style used intense, glowing colors, strong contrasts of light & shadow and fantastic, mythical subject matter?
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Romanticism |
12.
What movement developed from the Romantics and focused on the simplicity of everyday life?
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Realism |
13.
Impressionism was based on ________ colors and ______, ______ brush strokes.
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bright, light, short |
14.
What sculptor, famous for the Thinker and the Gates of Hell, reflected light off of bronze and marble in his statues?
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August Rodin |
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What movement, headed by Picasso and Braque, showed several surfaces at once so that a woman could be seen from the front and the side at the same time?
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Cubism |
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