Hans Holbein is best known for his ________________________
A. detailed engravings and woodcuts
B. portraits of nobles and diplomats in the Tudor court
C. polychromed wooden sculptures
D. written survey of art history detailing the lives of artists in Northern Europe
Answer: B
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Symphony No. 5
b. Mozart, Don Giovanni
c. Beethoven, “Pathétique” sonata
d. Haydn, “Emperor” Quartet
e. Mozart, Symphony No. 40
What is one way that action painting influenced the work of David Smith?
a) He scoured the surfaces of his sculptures to create reflective exteriors. b) He flung or dripped paint on the surfaces of his sculptures. Consider This: Action painting involved sweeping, gestural movements. 24.1 Discuss the New York School and distinguish examples of Abstract Expressionist and color field painting. c) He used sheet metal and welded techniques. Consider This: Action painting involved sweeping, gestural movements. 24.1 Discuss the New York School and distinguish examples of Abstract Expressionist and color field painting. d) He only allowed his work to be installed outside.
Who was the first composer to make field recordings of folk music and used them as inspiration for his/her compositions?
A. Thomas Edison B. Igor Stravinsky C. Modest Mussorgsky D. Béla Bartók
The larger composition from which this excerpt derives was called what by its composer?
a) Ordre b) Lesson c) Partita d) Suite