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1.What is the characteristic of FAUVISM? 1.What is the characteristic of FAUVISM?

A. Distort Human Figure A. Distort Human Figure

B. Wild brush strokes and vivid colors B. Wild brush strokes and vivid colors
C. Grandeur and sensous richness C. Grandeur and sensous richness
D. Wild colors and painterly qualities D. Wild colors and painterly qualities

2. When was Henri Matisse born? 2. When was Henri Matisse born?

A. December 31, 1869 B. December 31, 1867 A. December 31, 1869 B. December 31, 1867
C. June 10th 1880 D. 1905 C. June 10th 1880 D. 1905

3. When was Fauvism as a style began? 3. When was Fauvism as a style began?

A. 1904 B. 1905 C. 1906 D. 1907 A. 1904 B. 1905 C. 1906 D. 1907

4. What medium did FAUVISM used? 4. What medium did FAUVISM used?
A. INK B. CANVAS and OIL PAINTING A. INK B. CANVAS and OIL PAINTING
C. RICE PAPER D. WOOD C. RICE PAPER D. WOOD

5. What is one of the famous painting that Henri 5. What is one of the famous painting that Henri
Matisse paint? Matisse paint?

A. THE OPEN WINDOW A. THE OPEN WINDOW

B. THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT B. THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT
C. GRANDEUR AND SENSOUS RICHNESS C. GRANDEUR AND SENSOUS RICHNESS

6. When was Andre Derain born? 6. When was Andre Derain born?
A. June 10th 1889 B. June 10th 1880 A. June 10th 1889 B. June 10th 1880
C. September 8th 1954 D. September 5th 1956 C. September 8th 1954 D. September 5th 1956

7. How many exhibition did Fauvism had? 7. How many exhibition did Fauvism had?
A. 4 B. 5 C. 6 D. 3 A. 4 B. 5 C. 6 D. 3

8. Les Fauves is a French term for? 8. Les Fauves is a French term for?
A. Wild color B. Wild Flower A. Wild color B. Wild Flower
C. Wild Beasts D. Wild Brush strokes C. Wild Beasts D. Wild Brush strokes

9. 20th-century modern artists whose works 9. 20th-century modern artists whose works
emphasized painterly qualities and strong colour emphasized painterly qualities and strong colour
over__________________. over__________________.

A. the naturalistic values B. the religious values A. the naturalistic values B. the religious values
C. the political value D. the representational or C. the political value D. the representational or
realistic values realistic values

10. Who are the two pioneer of Fauvism? 10. Who are the two pioneer of Fauvism?
A. Édouard Manet and Le déjeuner sur l'herbe A. Édouard Manet and Le déjeuner sur l'herbe
B. André Derain and Henri Matisse B. André Derain and Henri Matisse
C. Johann Joachim and Winckelmann C. Johann Joachim and Winckelmann
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1. What is a key characteristic of the artistic style known as 1. What is a key characteristic of the artistic style known as
Mannerism? Mannerism?
A) Exaggerated proportions B) Simple compositions A) Exaggerated proportions B) Simple compositions
C) Strict adherence to traditional rules C) Strict adherence to traditional rules
D) Imitation of Renaissance art D) Imitation of Renaissance art

2. What were artists during the Mannerism period primarily trying 2. What were artists during the Mannerism period primarily trying
to achieve in their art? to achieve in their art?
A) Strict adherence to traditional rules A) Strict adherence to traditional rules
B) Imitation of ancient Greek art B) Imitation of ancient Greek art
C) Expression of their individuality and creativity C) Expression of their individuality and creativity
D) Preservation of Renaissance styles D) Preservation of Renaissance styles

3. Who is known for their mannerist style that exaggerates the 3. Who is known for their mannerist style that exaggerates the
ideal beauty of Renaissance art, with elongated forms and ideal beauty of Renaissance art, with elongated forms and
distorted features? distorted features?
A) Jacopo da Pontormo B) Parmigianino A) Jacopo da Pontormo B) Parmigianino
C) Benvenuto Cellini D) Giambologna C) Benvenuto Cellini D) Giambologna

4. Who is recognized as one of the most distinguished sculptors in 4. Who is recognized as one of the most distinguished sculptors in
the history of art and is a master of the Italian Mannerist style? the history of art and is a master of the Italian Mannerist style?
A) Jacopo da Pontormo B) Parmigianino A) Jacopo da Pontormo B) Parmigianino
C) Benvenuto Cellini D) Giambologna C) Benvenuto Cellini D) Giambologna

5. Which artist is known for breaking away from High Renaissance 5. Which artist is known for breaking away from High Renaissance
classicism to create an early Mannerist style with a more personal classicism to create an early Mannerist style with a more personal
and expressive approach? and expressive approach?
A) Jacopo da Pontormo B) Parmigianino A) Jacopo da Pontormo B) Parmigianino
C) Benvenuto Cellini D) Giambologna C) Benvenuto Cellini D) Giambologna

6. Which artist is famous for their gold table sculpture known as 6. Which artist is famous for their gold table sculpture known as
"The Cellini Salt Cellar"? "The Cellini Salt Cellar"?
A) Jacopo da Pontormo B) Parmigianino A) Jacopo da Pontormo B) Parmigianino
C) Benvenuto Cellini D) Giambologna C) Benvenuto Cellini D) Giambologna

7. What medium did Jacopo da Pontomoro use in his artwork 7. What medium did Jacopo da Pontomoro use in his artwork
Deposition from the Cross? Deposition from the Cross?
A) Oil in Wood B) Bronze C) Wood D) Oil in Canva A) Oil in Wood B) Bronze C) Wood D) Oil in Canva

8. What material did Giambologna use in his artwork Rape of the 8. What material did Giambologna use in his artwork Rape of the
Sabine Woman? Sabine Woman?
A) Bronze B) Wood C) Marble D) Canva A) Bronze B) Wood C) Marble D) Canva

9. Who created the Madonna with the Long Neck? 9. Who created the Madonna with the Long Neck?
A) Jacopo da Pontormo A) Jacopo da Pontormo
B) Parmigianino B) Parmigianino
C) Benvenuto Cellini C) Benvenuto Cellini
D) Giambologna D) Giambologna

10. When did Mannerism emerge as an artistic style? 10. When did Mannerism emerge as an artistic style?
A) During the Middle Ages A) During the Middle Ages
B) In the early 16th century B) In the early 16th century
C) In the Early Renaissance period C) In the Early Renaissance period
D) In the 17th century D) In the 17th century