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Chapter 15 Multiple Choice Quiz
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1

The East façade of the Louvre by Perrault and others is in which style?
A)Roman baroque
B)baroque classicism
C)rococo
D)neoclassical
E)none of the above
2

The Louvre façade and the Garden and Chateau of Versailles were created for:
A)Louis XIV
B)Louis XV
C)Louis XVI
D)Marie de' Medici
E)the French Royal Academy
3

In seventeenth century France and eighteenth century England, the art education of professional artists and interested "amateurs" was taken up by:
A)the guilds
B)artists' workshops
C)the royal academies
D)the public schools
E)the private schools
4

The most prestigious, high-status subject category in academic art was:
A)portraiture
B)history
C)genre
D)landscape
E)still life
5

Which of the following would have been the lowest status subject category for academic artists?
A)religion
B)mythology
C)portraiture
D)still life
E)genre
6

The art of seventeenth century Holland featured:
A)genre
B)still life
C)interiors
D)landscape
E)all of the above
7

Which of the following was NOT a leading female artist?
A)Vigee-LeBrun
B)Leyster
C)Rigaud
D)Kauffmann
E)Carriera
8

Watteau was a pioneer of which style?
A)rococo
B)neoclassical
C)baroque
D)baroque classicism
E)practical art
9

The major style embraced by the French and American Revolutions was:
A)rococo
B)baroque
C)baroque classicism
D)neoclassicism
E)mannerist
10

Which of the following is NOT considered a work of practical art?
A)an Iroquois spoon
B)a baroque painting
C)a Northwest Coast totem pole
D)an African-American slave drum
E)a Mexican sarape





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