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Which of the following was NOT an influence on the development of Jackson Pollock’s artistic style?  Surrealism  Suprematism  Native American sand painting  Mexican Muralism CONCEPT Abstract Expressionism and Color Field Painting 2 Which of the following is an example of Chicano art?

Which of the following statements about the Art Nouveau style is NOT true?  Art Nouveau was influenced by Japanese prints.  Art Nouveau had an interest in functional objects.  Art Nouveau explored themes including darkness, the imagination and dreams.  Art Nouveau focused on high-quality artisanship instead of mass-produced items. CONCEPT Art Nouveau Visual Art 2 Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Neoclassicism?  Emphasis on logic and reason over super...

Which of the following statements about the Pre-Raphaelites is true?  They were interested in brilliant colors and a high level of detail.  They wanted to imitate the style of Raphael and Michelangelo.  They were strongly influenced by Dark Romanticism.  They had a high level of respect for the Royal Academy of Art. CONCEPT Pre-Raphaelites 2 Which of the following criteria below are characteristics of postmodern art?  Emphasis on

Which of the following statements about the Art Nouveau style is NOT true?  Art Nouveau was influenced by Japanese prints.  Art Nouveau had an interest in functional objects.  Art Nouveau explored themes including darkness, the imagination and dreams.  Art Nouveau focused on high-quality artisanship instead of mass-produced items. CONCEPT Art Nouveau Visual Art 2 Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Neoclassicism?  Emphasis on

Which of the following was NOT an influence on the development of Jackson Pollock’s artistic style?  Surrealism  Suprematism  Native American sand painting  Mexican Muralism CONCEPT Abstract Expressionism and Color Field Painting 2 Which of the following is an example of Chicano art? 1

You passed this Milestone 23 questions were answered correctly. 2 questions were answered incorrectly. 1 Which of the following statements about the Pre-Raphaelites is true?  They were interested in brilliant colors and a high level of detail.  They wanted to imitate the style of Raphael and Michelangelo.  They were strongly influenced by Dark Romanticism.  They had a high level of respect for the Royal Academy of Art

Which of the following statements about the Art Nouveau style is NOT true?  Art Nouveau was influenced by Japanese prints.  Art Nouveau had an interest in functional objects.  Art Nouveau explored themes including darkness, the imagination and dreams.  Art Nouveau focused on high-quality artisanship instead of mass-produced items. CONCEPT Art Nouveau Visual Art 2 Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Neoclassicism?  Emphasis on logic and reason over super...

Which of the following statements about the Art Nouveau style is NOT true?  Art Nouveau was influenced by Japanese prints.  Art Nouveau had an interest in functional objects.  Art Nouveau explored themes including darkness, the imagination and dreams.  Art Nouveau focused on high-quality artisanship instead of mass-produced items. CONCEPT Art Nouveau Visual Art 2 Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Neoclassicism?  Emphasis on logic and reason over super...

Which of the following statements about the Pre-Raphaelites is true?  They were interested in brilliant colors and a high level of detail.  They wanted to imitate the style of Raphael and Michelangelo.  They were strongly influenced by Dark Romanticism.  They had a high level of respect for the Royal Academy of Art. CONCEPT Pre-Raphaelites 2 Which of the following criteria below are characteristics of postmodern art?  Emphasis only on formal innovation  Clearly ...

Who of the following developed the original design of new St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome?  Michelangelo  Palladio  Bramante  Fiorentino CONCEPT Sixteenth-Century Architecture 2 Which of the following options is a trait of Mannerism?  Forms and bodies appear accurate, as the eye observes them  Extreme motion, frozen in time  Emphasis on drama and emotion  Elongated forms, such as faces and necks