Literature Quiz

• Amutears/ Artists with no training
• Copying Europe art
• Portraits
• -Paint everything but put a blank face until recieved client

• John Singleton Copley's Paul Revere
• Benjamin West's The death of General Wolfe

• Color
• Content
• Passion
• Emotion
• Two Branches /Eastern and Western

• Eastern : Portrayed the leisurely eastern life;Hudson River school
• The declaration of Independence

• Western: Portrayed the rugged western life
• "primitive art"- doesn't fill in details
• Fur traders Descending the Mississippi

• History not important
• Imagination is for dreamers
• Paint what is there
• Glorifies the middle class

• Winslow Homer's Breezing Up
• Thomas Eakins' The Gross Clinic

• Emphasis shadow and color
• Tried to capture what the camera could not
• A blurred Image

• James Abbott Mcneill Whistler's Arrangement in Gray
• Henry Ossawa Tanner's The Thankful Poor

• Painted Woman Reading
• Woman Impressionist artist (Usually artists rejected women.)

• Lines of force
• Celebrating advancements in society

Joseph Stella's Brooklyn Bridge

• Experiment
• Young artists
• Rejection of Victorian Norms

Edward Hopper's Nighthawks

• Painted Light coming on the Plains II and blue flower
• Modernist Artist

• Backyard/city/bar scenes
• City/Urban
• Despised by original artists who wanted everything pretty

John Sloan's Hairdresser's Window

• Result of red scare
• React against injustices in society

Ben Shahn's The Passion of Sacco and Vanzetti

• Painted Fall Plowing and American Gothic
• Social Protest Artist

• African American Culture rediscovering
• "Black Power"

• Aaron Douglas' Noah's Ark
• Charles White's Preacher

• Originates in New York
• Reflects highly personalized, large scale, personal style
• -Action Painting

Jackson Pollack's Number 1, 1950

type of Abstract Expressionism in which paint is applied by sweeping gestures and smattering of paint by the artist (purposefully)

• PLay on Cartoons and Comics
• Images from Media/advertisements/pop-culture

• Painted Marilyn Diptych and 200 Campbell's Soup Cans
• Pop Art Artist

Movements and vibrations through spacial relationship.

Frank Stella's Bijoux Indiscrets

• Artistic Movement
• effects of large areas of color ether poured or stained onto the canvas

• Mark Rothko's Green and Maroon
• Ellsworth Kelly's Red Blue Green

• Artistic idea vs actual execution
• the Process

• As sharp as a photograph
• Copy the camera perfectly

• Knowledge comes from grace and scripture
• World view is God-directed
• Social View is theocratic
• Self concept is one of self loathing and self-consciousness.

• Knowledge is derived through the senses and reason
• World view includes natural laws which are discoverable
• Social view is democratic; common man is more moral than "divine" ruler
• Self-concept involves membership in a community of good citizens

• Knowledge involves intuition and imagination
• World view is self-directed; people only know through their own mind
• Social view involves autocracy of the soul;emphasis on the individual
• Self-concept is based on self-discovery of the real you
• Exalt wild / natural, scorn urban / artifical

-A form of Romantic writing

• Living close to nature
• dignity of manual labor
• strong need of intellectual companionshop and interests
• great emphasis on "spiritual living"
• people's relationships with god are personal

-A dark form of Romantic writing set against the positive tone of the Transcendentals

• Stresses reality as it appears through observation
• Social Awareness
• Written in the vernacular / dialect of the setting
• Absolute opposition to sentimental fiction

• Attempted objectivity; frankness
• Philosophy of determinism
• Pessimism
• Projected of "Strong" Characters

• Included within the modern era
• resulted from the Great Black Migration
• Celebrated African American vitality

• a greater variety of literary styles
• Often involved social commentary as the second half of the 20th century included the cold war, civil rights movements, the gender revolution etc.

• Included within the contemporary era
• Criticized middle class values
• Viewed life as temporary
• Feelings in the moment
• Social Critizism

• Usually based off of science
• setting now based in this world
• -Variation of different characters
• Time Manipulation
• Salvation or destruction of the human race

• Music was simpler
• Tended to have a religious bent to it
• Old Hundredth -Pilgrims from Holland
• Green Sleeves -British Origin

• War music - loyalist or patriot audience
• Johnny has gone for a solider
• Moving west songs
• Negro Spiritual and slave songs
• Follow the Drinking Gord
• Folk music
• Old folks at Home

The country's first great songwriter, publishing over 150 "household" songs

• Civil war songs
• Just before the battle mother

• "the march king"
• became leader of U.S. marine band in 1880

Jazz home town

• Country Home town
• Grand Ole Opry

• wrote Rhapsody in blue
• "Experiment in modern music"
• included elements of jazz and other genres

• Social Phenomimim
• Rock and roll artist
• Thats all right

• Blowin in the wind
• Betnik era

Newspapers appeared in the 17th century in 1625

first person to use images in newspapers in an effort to capture the attention of readers

technique used to make a product stand out and be more desirable

Upheld theory that the more you advertise the more you sell

Gives them a reason why they need it

The "Talking box"

• First radio station
• Pittsburg

• Plays to our emotion
• Did not begin to enter American homes until After WWII

direct and often times repeated the same expression over and over and over

Artist who made a mural for Rockefeller that encluded Lenin's Face

• New Views of sexual behavior
• more freedom to make personal choices
• Open to discussion of sexual topics

Largest peacefull gathering to listen to music

• Radio and African migration to cities
• improvisation

• In the harlem
• District on northern end of New York City

• Excellent Pianist
• Greatest Genious band leader / arranger / composer

• Writers belief in the 1920s
• Lost in a greedy, materialistic world that lacked moral values
• Ex F. Scott Fitzgerald

"the new negro"