Chapter 21 (The Baroque in France and England)
1. The influence of ____________can be seen in La Tour’s Joseph the Carpente
(21.2).
a. Poussin
b. Rubens
c. Hals
d. Caravaggio
2. Vouet’s The Toilet of Venus (21.3) exhibits an interest in fabric and color that
would provide the basis for the __________style in painting.
a. Rococo
b. Baroque
c. Neoclassical
d. Romantic
3. For Poussin, the ideal landscape includes ______________.
a. topographical views
b. Classical elements and somber calm
c. an abundance of figures
d. movement
4. The supervisor of all of Louis XIV’s artistic projects was __________.
a. Poussin
b. Le Brun
c. Callot
d. Vouet
5. In Rigaud’s Portrait of Louis XIV (21.10) the king’s ___________are emphasized.
a. arms
b. gloves
c. hunting dogs
d. legs
6. The gardens at Versailles were designed by ____________.
a. Le Nôtre
b. Le Brun
c. Callot
d. Vouet
7. In his portrait of Charles Le Brun (21.18), Coysevox was influenced by
____________.
a. Puget
b. Michelangelo
c. Hals
d. Bernini
8. The English architect Inigo Jones was a follower of __________.
a. Palladio
b. Michelangelo
c. Bernini
d. Le Brun
9. Jones’ Banqueting House (21.20) is modeled after a _____________.
a. Greek temple
b. Roman bath
c. Renaissance palace
d. French cathedral
10. Following the _______of 1666, Christopher Wren planned a “new London.”
a. Great Flood
b. Great Famine
c. Great Earthquake
d. Great Fire
11. St. Paul’s cathedral (21.22) was modeled after __________plan of St. Peter’s.
a. Bernini’s
b. Michelangelo’s
c. Brunelleschi’s
d. Alberti’s
12. Callot’s Hangman’s Tree (21.1) is a(n) ________________.
a. oil painting
b. fresco
c. water color
d. etching
13. Poussin’s The Death of Germanicus (21.4) is a ____________painting.
a. history
b. genre
c. landscape
d. portrait
14. The story of the abduction of the Sabine women, represented in Poussin’s The
Abduction of the Sabine Women (21.5), is an event associated with ancient
________.
a. Athens
b. Rome
c. Milan
d. Alexandria
15. Versailles (21.12) is located outside the city of _______.
a. London
b. Athens
c. Rome
d. Paris