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Who is the artist of The Birth of Venus?


A) Leonardo da Vinci
B) Sandro Botticelli
C) Titian
D) Édouard Manet
E) no one knows for sure who the artist was

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When and where was the artist of Olympia working?


A) prehistoric Europe
B) sixteenth-century Italy
C) nineteenth-century France
D) twentieth-century Japan
E) twenty-first-century America

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The artist ORLAN is known for her ________.


A) large oil paintings
B) abstract public sculptures
C) unconventional performances
D) awkward interviews
E) none of the other answers

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The date of Willem de Kooning's painting Woman I is:


A) 24,000-22,000 BCE
B) 545-500 BCE
C) 1100-1200 CE
D) 1950-1952 CE
E) the date is not known

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What is the date of Alberto Giacometti's Man Pointing?


A) 1890-95
B) 1938
C) 1947
D) 1952
E) 1963

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How were Icarus and Blue Nude II made?


A) using cast bronze
B) using stained glass
C) using painted paper cutouts
D) using dried fruit
E) using crumpled bed sheets

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The form of the goddess's figure in The Birth of Venus was based on ________.


A) Classical Greek sculptures
B) prehistoric goddess figurines
C) Romanesque tapestries
D) photographs made during Venus's lifetime
E) all of the other answers

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Compare Yves Klein's Anthropométries de l'époque bleue (4.9.11a)with Loving Care by Janine Antoni (4.9.12).Briefly describe what each one looks like,in terms of materials used,shape,size,and so on,concentrating on the most noticeable similarities and differences.What are the artist's intentions for each artwork? What does comparing the artworks in this way reveal that you had not thought of before making the comparison?

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Spencer Tunick considers his artworks to be ________.


A) performances
B) photographs
C) installations
D) drawings
E) priceless

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Consider the following statement by Matisse: "These drawings sum up,in my opinion,observations that I have made for many years about the character of drawing,a character that does not depend on forms being copied exactly as they are in nature,or on the patient assembling of exact details,but on the profound feeling of the artist before the objects that he has chosen,on which his attention is focused,and whose spirit he has penetrated . . . Exactitude is not truth." (Gateways to Art,p.671) What is your response to this statement? Do you agree or disagree with Matisse? Give an example of an artwork that supports your opinion and discuss it in relation to Matisse's statement.

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The Woman from Willendorf is made from which medium?


A) woven reeds
B) limestone
C) fired ceramic
D) marble
E) oil on canvas

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What was the artist of Olympia trying to do?


A) persuade the gods to bestow good fortune on the community
B) convince viewers that a fictional figure actually existed
C) pretend that his walls were actually windows onto a beautiful garden
D) update a Classical subject for his own time
E) all of the other answers

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Auguste Rodin made which of the following artworks?


A) Man Pointing
B) Recumbent Figure
C) Blue Nude II
D) Walking Man
E) Discus Thrower

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What is believed to be the purpose of the Woman from Willendorf?


A) it is a portable doorstop
B) it is a deadly weapon
C) it is an ancient piggy bank
D) it is the first garden gnome
E) none of the other answers

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Menkaure and His Wife,Queen Khamerernebty was made by sculptors from which culture?


A) Egyptian
B) Sumerian
C) Greek
D) Roman
E) Dutch

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Kaigetsudô Dohan was an artist from which culture?


A) African
B) Japanese
C) Italian
D) Mexican
E) Indian

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Willem de Kooning intended his painting Woman I to ________.


A) emphasize elements of female anatomy
B) convey the inherent abilities of women to give and protect life
C) reflect universal ideas of powerful women
D) refer to images of women made throughout the history of art
E) all of the other answers

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Compare Myron's Discus Thrower (4.9.4)with Alberto Giacometti's Man Pointing (4.9.16).Which of the artworks is more realistic? Which one is more abstract? What does each of the artworks reveal to you about the human body? Does the medium used affect the way you view each artwork? Give your reasons why,or why not.

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Why does the figure in Branded look like it does?


A) because it is idealized and perfect, like a Greek goddess
B) because it confronts, even exaggerates, the imperfections of reality
C) because the woman in the picture ate nothing but jelly donuts for a year
D) because the artist was a medical student
E) because the artist's favorite color is blue

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Who is the artist of Branded?


A) Willem Dekooning
B) Yves Klein
C) Janine Antoni
D) Jenny Saville
E) ORLAN

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