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Chapter 7 Fill in the Blank Quiz
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1

Both Daguerre and are considered inventors of photography.
2

The creator of the metal-plate daguerreotype is Daguerre. The creator of the modern photographic print from a negative is .
3

The 1860 photomontage, Head of John the Baptist, is by .
4

The first nineteenth-century photographs that could clearly capture motion were called photographs.
5

The impressionist artist Degas was strongly influenced by photographs in which moving figures where naturally cut off or "cropped" by the edges of the picture frame.
6

The American photographer Steichen became friends with and took a famous picture of the French sculptor .
7

It took a great collaborative effort to create director Orson Welles' film masterpiece, entitled .
8

President Woodrow Wilson marveled that D.W. Griffith's silent film, , was "history written in lightning."
9

Called a "supreme humanist," Dorothea Lange's photograph, , is one of the pictures that best captures the trials of the Great Depression.
10

With a flair for formalist abstraction, this individual became a leading photographer for Life magazine. Her name is .





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