Deck 31: Modernism and Postmodernism in Europe and America, 1945 to 1980

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Charles Moore's postmodernist Piazza d'Italia is located in which American city?

A) New York
B) San Francisco
C) Chicago
D) New Orleans
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Which art critic asserted the importance of strict formalism, in which the emphasis is on the elements rather than the subject of an artwork?

A) Arshile Gorky
B) Joan Miró
C) Clement Greenberg
D) Willem de Kooning
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Who was the postwar Expressionist artist who theorized about art brut ?

A) Francis Bacon
B) Jean Dubuffet
C) Gerhard Richter
D) Arshile Gorky
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The work of which artist exemplifies gestural abstraction?

A) Vassily Kandinsky
B) Barnett Newman
C) Robert Motherwell
D) Jackson Pollock
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Which painter revolutionized the preparation and use of the canvas?

A) Arshile Gorky
B) Willem de Kooning
C) Barnett Newman
D) Jackson Pollock
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What art movement arose in the United States as a result of the emigration of European artists after World War II?

A) Brutalism
B) Regionalism
C) Abstract Expressionism
D) Synthetic Cubism
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Which New York artist evolved in style to compositionally simple paintings in which color was the primary conveyor of meaning?

A) Jackson Pollock
B) Willem de Kooning
C) Arshile Gorky
D) Mark Rothko
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<strong>​   What title did Arshile Gorky give to this work?</strong> A) The Artist and His Mother B) Agony C) Enigmatic Combat D) Garden in Sochi <div style=padding-top: 35px>
What title did Arshile Gorky give to this work?

A) The Artist and His Mother
B) Agony
C) Enigmatic Combat
D) Garden in Sochi
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Which of the following was the purpose of Performance Art?

A) To challenge art's function as art
B) To challenge art's function as a commodity
C) To challenge art's function as permanent
D) To challenge art's function in the postmodern period
Question
Francis Bacon's paintings detailing the horrors and brutality of war often feature which class of object?

A) Umbrella
B) Telephone
C) Church bell
D) Meat
Question
What was the source of the images of women de Kooning used as the focus of his Woman series?

A) Medieval manuscripts
B) Advertising billboards
C) Greek sculpture
D) Japanese woodcuts
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Jean-Paul Sartre saw the sculptures of which artist as embodying his philosophical theory of existentialism, which asserts the absurdity of human existence?

A) Man Ray
B) Alberto Giacometti
C) David Smith
D) Donald Judd
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<strong>​   Which female Abstract Expressionist artist painted this untitled work, with its asymmetrical composition?</strong> A) Lee Krasner B) Helen Frankenthaler C) Joan Mitchell D) Elaine de Kooning <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Which female Abstract Expressionist artist painted this untitled work, with its asymmetrical composition?

A) Lee Krasner
B) Helen Frankenthaler
C) Joan Mitchell
D) Elaine de Kooning
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Which of the following best describes the function of Performance Art?

A) It is meant solely to imitate live theater.
B) It replaces traditional stationary artworks.
C) It is a commentary on contemporary art.
D) It is intended to purposefully confuse the audience.
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What painting technique did Jean Dubuffet employ in Vie Inquieté ( Uneasy Life )?

A) Sfumato
B) Underpainting
C) Glazing
D) Impasto
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Barnett Newman and Mark Rothko are artists who worked in which style?

A) Gestural abstractionism
B) Chromatic abstractionism
C) Pop art
D) Fauvism
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<strong>​   By what term did Barnett Newman refer to the narrow lines that run vertically through the color fields of his paintings?</strong> A) Bands B) Veins C) Zips D) Accents <div style=padding-top: 35px>
By what term did Barnett Newman refer to the narrow lines that run vertically through the color fields of his paintings?

A) Bands
B) Veins
C) Zips
D) Accents
Question
What is the permanent record of a Performance Art event?

A) Documentary photos of a rehearsed performance
B) Documentary photos at the time of the performance
C) A script used for a repeat performance
D) A script and direction transformed into video
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A leader in Performance Art, John Cage brought to music the ideas of Eastern philosophy and which artist?

A) Jackson Pollock
B) Salvador Dalí
C) Andy Warhol
D) Marcel Duchamp
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What did Fluxus artists name their individual instances of Performance Art, to distinguish their performances from Kaprow's Happenings ?

A) Art brut
B) Events
C) Episodes
D) Immersions
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Among the criticisms of Michael Graves's Portland Building was that it resembled what?

A) A Las Vegas monstrosity
B) A tribute to Philip Johnson
C) An enlarged jukebox
D) A Renaissance palace
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<strong>​   Who famously said of this artwork, What you see is what you see?</strong> A) Clement Greenberg B) Barnett Newman C) Frank Stella D) Louise Nevelson <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Who famously said of this artwork, "What you see is what you see"?

A) Clement Greenberg
B) Barnett Newman
C) Frank Stella
D) Louise Nevelson
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Which of the following is an example of the eclecticism that characterizes postmodernist architecture?

A) Guggenheim Museum, New York
B) Notre Dame du Haut, Ronchamp
C) Portland Building, Portland
D) Seagram Building, New York
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Which 20th-century art movement sought to harness the communicative power of art to reach a wide audience?

A) Op Art
B) Pop Art
C) Post-Painterly Abstraction
D) Minimalism
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Which artist created Superrealist life-size painted plaster sculptures that capture the loneliness of average Americans in familiar settings?

A) Minor White
B) Ana Mendieta
C) Magdalena Abakanowicz
D) Duane Hanson
Question
In creating his sculptures specifically for open-air settings, what element did David Smith prioritize?

A) Surface volume
B) Light and dark
C) Voids and masses
D) Surface texture
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<strong>​   Joseph Kosuth's One and Three Chairs is an example of which art movement?</strong> A) Site-specific art B) Optical art C) Conceptual art D) Pop art <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Joseph Kosuth's One and Three Chairs is an example of which art movement?

A) Site-specific art
B) Optical art
C) Conceptual art
D) Pop art
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Which of the following was NOT one of Judy Chicago's intentions in creating The Dinner Party ?

A) To herself employ traditionally female craft techniques
B) To show the role of women in history and the fine arts
C) To emphasize the feminine virtues of loyalty and subservience
D) To honor women who had worked anonymously as artists
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<strong>​   This monochromatic sculpture, incorporating found objects in frames, by Louise Nevelson is meant to evoke what mood?</strong> A) Religious reverence B) Mystery and magic C) Order and rhythm D) Permanence and solidity <div style=padding-top: 35px>
This monochromatic sculpture, incorporating found objects in frames, by Louise Nevelson is meant to evoke what mood?

A) Religious reverence
B) Mystery and magic
C) Order and rhythm
D) Permanence and solidity
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<strong>​   Which element of Donald Judd's sculpture Untitled reflects his intention of banishing ambiguity from his work and using a visual vocabulary that does not deceive as illusionism would?</strong> A) Geometric shape B) Brass material C) Steel brackets D) Plexiglas material <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Which element of Donald Judd's sculpture Untitled reflects his intention of banishing ambiguity from his work and using a visual vocabulary that does not deceive as illusionism would?

A) Geometric shape
B) Brass material
C) Steel brackets
D) Plexiglas material
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Which of the following works is the product of its creator's study of the way advertising shapes public attitudes?

A) Johns, Hopeless
B) Hamilton, Just What Is It That Makes Today's Homes So Different, So Appealing?
C) Rosenquist, F-111
D) Oldenburg, Lipstick (Ascending) on Caterpillar Tracks
Question
Isamu Noguchi's Shodo Shima Stone Study weds the geometric abstraction of Western art with what other tradition?

A) Japanese architectural style
B) Buddhist sculptural history
C) Japanese garden design
D) Japanese magazine ads
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What did Minimalist sculptors such as Tony Smith choose to emphasize as the essential characteristic of their medium?

A) Texture
B) Flatness
C) Three-dimensionality
D) Color
Question
As evident in Ellsworth Kelly's painting Red Green Blue , which of the following is NOT one of the elements he considered essential to painting?

A) Color
B) Line
C) Form
D) Composition
Question
Which artist is synonymous with the Op Art movement, relying on a pointillist manner to create the impression of movement and depth?

A) Richard Hamilton
B) Roy Lichtenstein
C) Bridget Riley
D) Andy Warhol
Question
Which phrase best characterizes the sculptural works of Louise Bourgeois such as Cumul I ?

A) Architectural Abstractionism
B) Synthetic Cubism
C) Volumetric Fauvism
D) Biomorphic Surrealism
Question
Which of the following artists was a color-field painter, who poured diluted paint onto unprimed canvas to emphasize that painting is simply pigment on a flat surface?

A) Jasper Johns
B) Helen Frankenthaler
C) Frank Stella
D) Henri Matisse
Question
Which of the following artists is best known for his large-scale portraits?

A) Jackson Pollock
B) Francis Bacon
C) Lucian Freud
D) Chuck Close
Question
In her photograph series, Cindy Sherman addressed the tradition in Western art that presents female beauty from which perspective?

A) The wealthy patron
B) The male gaze
C) Christian morality
D) Feminism
Question
Post-painterly Abstractionists most differed from Abstract Expressionists in which aspect of their work?

A) Injection of emotion
B) Color-field exercises
C) Cool, detached rationality
D) Non-Western influences
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The iconic Sydney Opera House was designed by which architect?

A) Eero Saarinen
B) Frank Lloyd Wright
C) Michael Graves
D) Joern Utson
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<strong>​   Robert Frank's photograph illustrating the realities of segregation was taken in which American city?</strong> A) Selma B) Chicago C) New Orleans D) Houston <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Robert Frank's photograph illustrating the realities of segregation was taken in which American city?

A) Selma
B) Chicago
C) New Orleans
D) Houston
Question
What artist chose to employ the commercial printing technique of benday dots on a large scale?

A) Jasper Johns
B) Roy Lichtenstein
C) Richard Hamilton
D) Andy Warhol
Question
What printing method did Andy Warhol employ to create multiple images of the same object, such as a Coke bottle or a soup can?

A) Etching
B) Engraving
C) Lithograph
D) Silkscreen
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Audrey Flack's Marilyn is a meant as a reference to which earlier painting genre?

A) Flemish still lifes
B) Dutch vanitas paintings
C) Baroque ceiling paintings
D) Spanish portrait paintings
Question
Piano and Rogers designed the Centre Georges Pompidou, meant as a cultural arts center, to imitate which building type?

A) A cathedral
B) A theater
C) A factory
D) A stadium
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Which of the following is NOT a shape implied in the structure of Le Corbusier's Notre Dame du Haut?

A) Praying hands
B) Snail shell
C) Dove
D) Ship's hull
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At the beginning of his long career, Philip Johnson was closely associated with which modernist architect?

A) Le Corbusier
B) Frank Lloyd Wright
C) Mies van der Rohe
D) Louis Sullivan
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What is the location of Robert Smithson's earthwork Spiral Jetty ?

A) Lake Michigan
B) Crater Lake
C) Lake Powell
D) Great Salt Lake
Question
In his writing on postmodern architecture, Venturi emphasized which two concepts?

A) Consistency and complexity
B) Complexity and contradiction
C) Consistency and creativity
D) Complexity and symmetry
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Deck 31: Modernism and Postmodernism in Europe and America, 1945 to 1980
1
Charles Moore's postmodernist Piazza d'Italia is located in which American city?

A) New York
B) San Francisco
C) Chicago
D) New Orleans
D
2
Which art critic asserted the importance of strict formalism, in which the emphasis is on the elements rather than the subject of an artwork?

A) Arshile Gorky
B) Joan Miró
C) Clement Greenberg
D) Willem de Kooning
C
3
Who was the postwar Expressionist artist who theorized about art brut ?

A) Francis Bacon
B) Jean Dubuffet
C) Gerhard Richter
D) Arshile Gorky
B
4
The work of which artist exemplifies gestural abstraction?

A) Vassily Kandinsky
B) Barnett Newman
C) Robert Motherwell
D) Jackson Pollock
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Which painter revolutionized the preparation and use of the canvas?

A) Arshile Gorky
B) Willem de Kooning
C) Barnett Newman
D) Jackson Pollock
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6
What art movement arose in the United States as a result of the emigration of European artists after World War II?

A) Brutalism
B) Regionalism
C) Abstract Expressionism
D) Synthetic Cubism
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7
Which New York artist evolved in style to compositionally simple paintings in which color was the primary conveyor of meaning?

A) Jackson Pollock
B) Willem de Kooning
C) Arshile Gorky
D) Mark Rothko
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8

<strong>​   What title did Arshile Gorky give to this work?</strong> A) The Artist and His Mother B) Agony C) Enigmatic Combat D) Garden in Sochi
What title did Arshile Gorky give to this work?

A) The Artist and His Mother
B) Agony
C) Enigmatic Combat
D) Garden in Sochi
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9
Which of the following was the purpose of Performance Art?

A) To challenge art's function as art
B) To challenge art's function as a commodity
C) To challenge art's function as permanent
D) To challenge art's function in the postmodern period
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10
Francis Bacon's paintings detailing the horrors and brutality of war often feature which class of object?

A) Umbrella
B) Telephone
C) Church bell
D) Meat
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11
What was the source of the images of women de Kooning used as the focus of his Woman series?

A) Medieval manuscripts
B) Advertising billboards
C) Greek sculpture
D) Japanese woodcuts
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12
Jean-Paul Sartre saw the sculptures of which artist as embodying his philosophical theory of existentialism, which asserts the absurdity of human existence?

A) Man Ray
B) Alberto Giacometti
C) David Smith
D) Donald Judd
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13

<strong>​   Which female Abstract Expressionist artist painted this untitled work, with its asymmetrical composition?</strong> A) Lee Krasner B) Helen Frankenthaler C) Joan Mitchell D) Elaine de Kooning
Which female Abstract Expressionist artist painted this untitled work, with its asymmetrical composition?

A) Lee Krasner
B) Helen Frankenthaler
C) Joan Mitchell
D) Elaine de Kooning
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14
Which of the following best describes the function of Performance Art?

A) It is meant solely to imitate live theater.
B) It replaces traditional stationary artworks.
C) It is a commentary on contemporary art.
D) It is intended to purposefully confuse the audience.
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15
What painting technique did Jean Dubuffet employ in Vie Inquieté ( Uneasy Life )?

A) Sfumato
B) Underpainting
C) Glazing
D) Impasto
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16
Barnett Newman and Mark Rothko are artists who worked in which style?

A) Gestural abstractionism
B) Chromatic abstractionism
C) Pop art
D) Fauvism
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17

<strong>​   By what term did Barnett Newman refer to the narrow lines that run vertically through the color fields of his paintings?</strong> A) Bands B) Veins C) Zips D) Accents
By what term did Barnett Newman refer to the narrow lines that run vertically through the color fields of his paintings?

A) Bands
B) Veins
C) Zips
D) Accents
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18
What is the permanent record of a Performance Art event?

A) Documentary photos of a rehearsed performance
B) Documentary photos at the time of the performance
C) A script used for a repeat performance
D) A script and direction transformed into video
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19
A leader in Performance Art, John Cage brought to music the ideas of Eastern philosophy and which artist?

A) Jackson Pollock
B) Salvador Dalí
C) Andy Warhol
D) Marcel Duchamp
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20
What did Fluxus artists name their individual instances of Performance Art, to distinguish their performances from Kaprow's Happenings ?

A) Art brut
B) Events
C) Episodes
D) Immersions
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21
Among the criticisms of Michael Graves's Portland Building was that it resembled what?

A) A Las Vegas monstrosity
B) A tribute to Philip Johnson
C) An enlarged jukebox
D) A Renaissance palace
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22

<strong>​   Who famously said of this artwork, What you see is what you see?</strong> A) Clement Greenberg B) Barnett Newman C) Frank Stella D) Louise Nevelson
Who famously said of this artwork, "What you see is what you see"?

A) Clement Greenberg
B) Barnett Newman
C) Frank Stella
D) Louise Nevelson
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23
Which of the following is an example of the eclecticism that characterizes postmodernist architecture?

A) Guggenheim Museum, New York
B) Notre Dame du Haut, Ronchamp
C) Portland Building, Portland
D) Seagram Building, New York
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24
Which 20th-century art movement sought to harness the communicative power of art to reach a wide audience?

A) Op Art
B) Pop Art
C) Post-Painterly Abstraction
D) Minimalism
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25
Which artist created Superrealist life-size painted plaster sculptures that capture the loneliness of average Americans in familiar settings?

A) Minor White
B) Ana Mendieta
C) Magdalena Abakanowicz
D) Duane Hanson
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26
In creating his sculptures specifically for open-air settings, what element did David Smith prioritize?

A) Surface volume
B) Light and dark
C) Voids and masses
D) Surface texture
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27

<strong>​   Joseph Kosuth's One and Three Chairs is an example of which art movement?</strong> A) Site-specific art B) Optical art C) Conceptual art D) Pop art
Joseph Kosuth's One and Three Chairs is an example of which art movement?

A) Site-specific art
B) Optical art
C) Conceptual art
D) Pop art
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28
Which of the following was NOT one of Judy Chicago's intentions in creating The Dinner Party ?

A) To herself employ traditionally female craft techniques
B) To show the role of women in history and the fine arts
C) To emphasize the feminine virtues of loyalty and subservience
D) To honor women who had worked anonymously as artists
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29

<strong>​   This monochromatic sculpture, incorporating found objects in frames, by Louise Nevelson is meant to evoke what mood?</strong> A) Religious reverence B) Mystery and magic C) Order and rhythm D) Permanence and solidity
This monochromatic sculpture, incorporating found objects in frames, by Louise Nevelson is meant to evoke what mood?

A) Religious reverence
B) Mystery and magic
C) Order and rhythm
D) Permanence and solidity
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30

<strong>​   Which element of Donald Judd's sculpture Untitled reflects his intention of banishing ambiguity from his work and using a visual vocabulary that does not deceive as illusionism would?</strong> A) Geometric shape B) Brass material C) Steel brackets D) Plexiglas material
Which element of Donald Judd's sculpture Untitled reflects his intention of banishing ambiguity from his work and using a visual vocabulary that does not deceive as illusionism would?

A) Geometric shape
B) Brass material
C) Steel brackets
D) Plexiglas material
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31
Which of the following works is the product of its creator's study of the way advertising shapes public attitudes?

A) Johns, Hopeless
B) Hamilton, Just What Is It That Makes Today's Homes So Different, So Appealing?
C) Rosenquist, F-111
D) Oldenburg, Lipstick (Ascending) on Caterpillar Tracks
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32
Isamu Noguchi's Shodo Shima Stone Study weds the geometric abstraction of Western art with what other tradition?

A) Japanese architectural style
B) Buddhist sculptural history
C) Japanese garden design
D) Japanese magazine ads
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33
What did Minimalist sculptors such as Tony Smith choose to emphasize as the essential characteristic of their medium?

A) Texture
B) Flatness
C) Three-dimensionality
D) Color
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34
As evident in Ellsworth Kelly's painting Red Green Blue , which of the following is NOT one of the elements he considered essential to painting?

A) Color
B) Line
C) Form
D) Composition
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35
Which artist is synonymous with the Op Art movement, relying on a pointillist manner to create the impression of movement and depth?

A) Richard Hamilton
B) Roy Lichtenstein
C) Bridget Riley
D) Andy Warhol
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36
Which phrase best characterizes the sculptural works of Louise Bourgeois such as Cumul I ?

A) Architectural Abstractionism
B) Synthetic Cubism
C) Volumetric Fauvism
D) Biomorphic Surrealism
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37
Which of the following artists was a color-field painter, who poured diluted paint onto unprimed canvas to emphasize that painting is simply pigment on a flat surface?

A) Jasper Johns
B) Helen Frankenthaler
C) Frank Stella
D) Henri Matisse
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38
Which of the following artists is best known for his large-scale portraits?

A) Jackson Pollock
B) Francis Bacon
C) Lucian Freud
D) Chuck Close
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39
In her photograph series, Cindy Sherman addressed the tradition in Western art that presents female beauty from which perspective?

A) The wealthy patron
B) The male gaze
C) Christian morality
D) Feminism
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40
Post-painterly Abstractionists most differed from Abstract Expressionists in which aspect of their work?

A) Injection of emotion
B) Color-field exercises
C) Cool, detached rationality
D) Non-Western influences
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41
The iconic Sydney Opera House was designed by which architect?

A) Eero Saarinen
B) Frank Lloyd Wright
C) Michael Graves
D) Joern Utson
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42

<strong>​   Robert Frank's photograph illustrating the realities of segregation was taken in which American city?</strong> A) Selma B) Chicago C) New Orleans D) Houston
Robert Frank's photograph illustrating the realities of segregation was taken in which American city?

A) Selma
B) Chicago
C) New Orleans
D) Houston
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43
What artist chose to employ the commercial printing technique of benday dots on a large scale?

A) Jasper Johns
B) Roy Lichtenstein
C) Richard Hamilton
D) Andy Warhol
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44
What printing method did Andy Warhol employ to create multiple images of the same object, such as a Coke bottle or a soup can?

A) Etching
B) Engraving
C) Lithograph
D) Silkscreen
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45
Audrey Flack's Marilyn is a meant as a reference to which earlier painting genre?

A) Flemish still lifes
B) Dutch vanitas paintings
C) Baroque ceiling paintings
D) Spanish portrait paintings
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46
Piano and Rogers designed the Centre Georges Pompidou, meant as a cultural arts center, to imitate which building type?

A) A cathedral
B) A theater
C) A factory
D) A stadium
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47
Which of the following is NOT a shape implied in the structure of Le Corbusier's Notre Dame du Haut?

A) Praying hands
B) Snail shell
C) Dove
D) Ship's hull
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48
At the beginning of his long career, Philip Johnson was closely associated with which modernist architect?

A) Le Corbusier
B) Frank Lloyd Wright
C) Mies van der Rohe
D) Louis Sullivan
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49
What is the location of Robert Smithson's earthwork Spiral Jetty ?

A) Lake Michigan
B) Crater Lake
C) Lake Powell
D) Great Salt Lake
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50
In his writing on postmodern architecture, Venturi emphasized which two concepts?

A) Consistency and complexity
B) Complexity and contradiction
C) Consistency and creativity
D) Complexity and symmetry
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