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1
1830 is the date of
A)the restoration of the Bourbon monarchy.
B)the July Revolution in France.
C)the attack on Fort Sumter.
D)the Spanish-American War.
2
Which is NOT a tenet of Romanticism?
A)nostalgia
B)exoticism
C)chivalric tales
D)the sublime
E)social realism
3
The Houses of Parliament are an example of
A)Classical revival architecture.
B)Palladian architecture.
C)Gothic revival architecture.
D)Islamic revival architecture.
4
The "Marseillaise" is
A)a French river.
B)the French Capitol building.
C)the French national anthem.
D)a French epic.
5
The Royal Pavilion in Brighton is an example of
A)Gothic revival.
B)Islamic Gothic.
C)Classical revival.
D)Indian Gothic.
6
Gouache is a kind of
A)etching.
B)paint.
C)woodcut.
D)pigment.
7
Which best describes the work of William Blake?
A)Classical
B)Gothic
C)down-to-earth
D)military
E)visionary
8
Géricault's Raft of the Medusa demonstrates his interest in
A)social justice.
B)horsemanship.
C)psychology.
D)psychology and social justice, but not horsemanship.
E)all of these: social justice, horsemanship, and psychology.
9
The Salon refers to
A)official art exhibitions.
B)a room in a chateau.
C)a room in a private Paris apartment.
D)the art gallery owned by Géricault.
10
In the Raft of the Medusa, "Medusa" refers to a
A)jellyfish.
B)life raft.
C)ship.
D)hospital.
E)Greek monster.
11
The Romantic philosopher who championed a return to nature was
A)Voltaire.
B)Rousseau.
C)Descartes.
D)Hugo.
E)Delacroix.
12
The war depicted in the Massacre at Chios was between
A)the United States and England.
B)France and Italy.
C)Greece and Turkey.
D)Greece and Italy.
13
The Massacre at Chios is sympathetic to
A)Greece.
B)Turkey.
C)the United States.
D)France.
E)England.
14
In Liberty Leading the People, the figure of Liberty is an example of
A)irony.
B)allegory.
C)satire.
D)metonymy.
E)realism.
15
Aquatint combines
A)watercolor and drawing.
B)engraving and oil.
C)watercolor and silverpoint.
D)watercolor and engraving.





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