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Chapter 3.7 Art Of Europe
Which of these statements is true about the French Academy of Painting and Sculpture? correct answers -Students were not allowed to study a living model until after they had copied ancient works.
-Students were required to study Greek and Roman mythology.
-It held an important public exhibition c...
Chapter 3.7 art of Europe || A+ Verified Solutions.
Which of these statements is true about the French Academy of Painting and Sculpture? correct
answers -Students were not allowed to study a living model until after they had copied ancient
works.
-Students were required to study Greek and Roman mythology.
-It held an important public exhibition called the Salon.
-Students competed for a prize to study in Rome.
Jacques-Louis David created The Oath of the Horatii in order to inspire opposition to King Louis
XVI, which led to the French Revolution in 1789. correct answers False
What social and human rights cause did this work by William Blake address? correct answers
Abolition of slavery
Which of these photographs shows an eighteenth-century Neoclassical building? correct answers
- brick house white roof
- smaller white house with dome roof and 4 pillars
What does this scene depict? correct answers a scene of flirtation
Identify the following characters in William Hogarth's painting "The Marriage Settlement".
correct answers Bridegroom - 1st left
the bride - 2nd left
silver tongue - 3rd left
bride's father - 4th left
the bridegrooms father and earl are the same - 5th left
Which artistic style emerged in the early nineteenth century to reflect the turmoil of the
European and American revolutions? correct answers Romanticism
Who argued that society must support equal rights and education? correct answers Jean-jacques
Rousseau
Thomas Jefferson was inspired by the Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio when designing
Monticello. correct answers True
Which of the following descriptions refer to which painting? correct answers Green wall :
-a scene of wealth
-an exchange of money
-animals whose behavior symbolizes that of humans
-a satire on contemporary morality
other:
-a scene of poverty
-a celebration of love and virtue
-an exchange of money
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