Appendix 7
Test on the history of foreign fine arts.
1. Primitive art . What genre of fine art was most developed judging by the images in the caves?
A) portrait
B) animalistic
B) household
2. Art of Ancient Egypt . What is most characteristic of ancient Egyptian art?
A) monumentality
B) grace
B) realism
3. What are they associated with? the following names pharaohs: Cheops, Khafre, Mikerin?
A) the largest pyramids in Giza were built for them
B) these are the most famous sculptors of Egypt
4. To whom was the most perfect in Egyptian art female sculptural portrait?
A) Queen Cleopatra
B) Queen Hatshepsut
B) Queen Nefertiti
5. Whose is the only unlooted tomb, full of countless artistic treasures, was discovered by the English archaeologist G. Carter in 1922?
A) Tutankhamun
B) Amenhotep
B) Rahotep
6. Antique art . The most famous classical temple Ancient Greece, which was located in the Acropolis of Athens?
A) temple of Zeus
B) temple of Apollo
B) Parthenon Temple
7. What type of fine art has become a classic model for all subsequent generations of artists?
A) graphics
B) painting
B) sculpture
8. What is the name of this sculpture and who is its author?
A) Polykleitos “Doriphoros”
B) Leochares "Apollo"
B) Myron “Discobolus”
9. What is the name of this famous ancient statue?
A) Aphrodite of Knidos
B) Nike of Samothrace
10. What is the difference between Roman and Greek sculpture?
A) portrait resemblance
B) copies of Greek sculptures
B) dedicated to the gods
11. What is another name for the Roman “temple of all gods”?
B) Pantheon
B) Colosseum
12. Art of Byzantium . The most famous Byzantine icon?
B) Our Lady of the Assumption
B) Our Lady of Ravenna
13. What is the name of the most famous temple of Byzantium?
A) Church of the Assumption in Nicaea
B) the Church of Hagia Sophia in Constantinople
B) Church of San Vitale
14. Medieval Art . What is the name of one of the most famous buildings of the Middle Ages and what style does it belong to?
A) Romanika. Chapel in Aachen
B) Gothic. Reims Cathedral
B) Gothic. Notre Dame Cathedral
15. Renaissance in Italy . Why was it called that?
A) revival of Romanesque traditions
B) revival of Gothic traditions
C) revival of ancient traditions
A) Giotto
B) Masaccio
A) Titian “Venus of Urbino”
B) Botticelli “Birth of Venus”
A) Donatello
B) Michelangelo
19. What is the name of this brilliant work of a brilliant artist?
A) “La Gioconda” by Leonardo da Vinci
B) “Judith” Giorgione
B) “Madonna” by Parmigianino
20. Which outstanding artist was called the “singer of Madonnas”; Was he the author of The Sistine Madonna?
A) Giovanni Bellini
B) Paolo Veronese
B) Rafael
21. Northern Renaissance . In contrast of Italian Renaissance?
A) continuation of Gothic traditions
B) revival of ancient traditions
22. Which brilliant Dutch artist painted the painting “The Blind”?
A) Jan van Eyck
B) Hieronymus Bosch
B) Pieter Bruegel the Elder
A) Albrecht Durer
B) Lucas Cranach the Elder
B) Hans Holbein the Younger
24. "Golden Age" of painting XVII V . To what artistic style do the paintings of the French artist N. Poussin “Landscape with Polyphemus” and “Arcadian Shepherds” belong?
B) romanticism
25. Which famous Spanish artist painted the paintings: “View of Toledo”, “Funeral of Count Orgaz”?
A) Zurbaran
B) Ribera
B) El Greco
26. What was the name of the outstanding Spanish artist, author of the paintings “Las Meninas”, “Spinners”, “Surrender of Breda”, “Portrait of Innocent X”?
A) Velazquez
B) Zurbaran
B) Murillo
27. In what artistic style did the famous Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens paint?
A) classicism
B) baroque
B) rococo
28. An illustrious student of Rubens, the heroes of his paintings are noble and aristocratic: “Family Portrait”, “Portrait of Charles I on a Hunt”?
A) Snyders
B) Anthony van Dyck
B) Jordan
29. Mental purity, harmony, transparency of writing in the works of this Dutch artist; one of his famous paintings “Girl Reading a Letter”?
A) Frans Hals
B) Jan Wermeer of Delft
B) Terbokh
A) Rembrandt Harmens van Rijn
B) Frans Hals
B) Pieter de Hooch
31. "Age of Enlightenment" XVIII V . In the works of this French artist of the “gallant” 18th century there is a world of actors, flirting ladies and gentlemen: “Gilles”, “Actors” French comedy", "Community in the Park"?
A) Fragonard
A) Chardin
B) Jean Louis David
33. Famous English portrait painter who painted works in classic style: “Lady in Blue”, “Boy in Blue”?
A) William Hogarth
B) Joshua Reynolds
B) Thomas Gainsborough
34. Foreign art XIX V . The author of the painting, written in the romantic style, “Freedom on the Barricades”?
A) Gericault
B) Delacroix
35. A brilliant Spanish artist who most clearly expressed the essence of romanticism in his works, the author of the works: “Execution of the Rebels”, a series of engravings “Caprichos”?
A) Gericault
B) Delacroix
36. French realist artist who created world-famous works: “Funeral in Ornans”, “Stone Crusher”?
37. What were the names of innovative artists, the so-called “impressors”: C. Monet, Renoir, Degas, Pissarro?
A) realists
B) classicists
B) impressionists
A) Van Gogh
B) Paul Gauguin
B) Paul Cezanne
39. Belgian post-impressionist artist tragic fate, author famous paintings: “Sunflowers”, “Red Vineyards”, “Self-Portrait with a Pipe”?
B) Cezanne
B) Van Gogh
Correct answers to a test on the history of foreign fine arts
1. What does the word “culture” mean in Latin?
A. cultivation B. upbringing C. education D. thinking
2. The function of art, which serves to cultivate a sense of beauty in a person?
A. ideological B. psychological C. educational D. aesthetic
3. What type of architecture are church buildings?
A. industrial B. civil C. iconic G. public
4. What type fine arts refers to the drawing?
A. painting B. sculpture C. architecture D. graphic arts
5. What is low relief called?
A. high relief B. bas-relief B. counter-relief D. flattened
6. Which medium is not the main means of expression in graphics?
A. line B. spot C. point D. color
7. The most ancient look printed graphics?
A. linocut B. etching C. woodcut G. lithography
8. What is woodcut?
A. woodcut B. engraving on stone C. drawing on stone
G. metal engraving
9. Which period does not belong to the Stone Age?
A. Paleolithic B. Mesolithic C. megalith G. Neolithic
10. Which cave is called the “primitive Sistine Chapel”?
A. Altamira B. Lascaux V. Kapova G. Flaminga
11. What type of megalithic architecture does not exist?
A. dolmen B. menhir C. cromlech D. palekh
12. Main theme cave painting during the Paleolithic era?
A. animals B. nature C. man D. hunting
13. What does science call Homo sapiens?
A. homohabilis B. homosapiens B. Neanderthal G. Pithecanthropus
14. What type of megalithic architecture is Stonehenge?
A. menhir B. dolmen C. cromlech G. cromlit
15. Capital Ancient kingdom in Ancient Egypt?
A. Memphis B. Thebes B. Akhetaten G. Cairo
A. Khafre B. Cheops V. Mikerin G. Djoser
17. The first step pyramid of Ancient Egypt?
A. Khafre B. Cheops C. Mikerin G. Djoser
18. Architect of Djoser's pyramid?
A. Amenhotep B. Khnumhotep V. Imhotep G. Rahotep
19. What are strict rules in art called?
A. canon B. pylon C. portico D. law
20. Which architect opened the tomb of Tutankhamun?
A. Evans B. Carter W. Schliemann G. Newton
21. Who deciphered Egyptian hieroglyphs?
A. Schliemann B. Champollion W. Evans G. Schopenhauer
22. What served as the “key” for deciphering Egyptian hieroglyphs?
A. Cairo papyrus B. Book of the Dead C. Rosetta Stone
G. Narmer Plate
23. What political event of Ancient Egypt is reflected in the Narmer Plate?
A . unification of Egypt B. division of Egypt into nomes C. conquest of Egypt D. founding of a new capital
24. Capital during the reign of Akhenaten?
A. Thebes B. Memphis C. Cairo D. Akhetaten
25. The discovery of Ancient Egypt for Europe is associated with the name of which commander?
A. Suvorov B. Cromwell V. Napoleon G. Hannibal
26. Which god of Ancient Egypt is not associated with the sun?
A. Amon B. Ra C. Khepri D. Geb
27. Who first described Ancient Egypt?
A. Herodotus B. Aristotle V. Plato G. Champollion
28. What is it called early form Egyptian tomb?
A. pylon B. pyramid C. mastaba G. ramp
29. The name of the sculptural group of Ancient Egypt: “Rahotep and...”?
A. Nefertiti B. Nofret V. Hathor G. Hatshepsut
30. On which peninsula was Ancient Greece located?
A. Balkan B. Apennine V. Arabian G. Sinai
31. Which architectural order is not Greek?
A. Doric B. Ionic C. Corinthian D. composite
32. On which island was the Palace of Knossos located?
A. KnossB. Crete V. Cyprus G. Rhodes
33. Which archaeologist excavated Mycenae and the famous Lion Gate?
A. Schliemann B. Evans V. Champollion G. Carter
34. Like with Latin language is the term “Antiquity” translated?
A. best B. highest C. ancient G. wonderful
A. Miron B. Praxiteles V. Lysippos G. Leochares
A. Miron B. Praxiteles V. Lysipp G. Leohar
A. Myron B. Praxiteles C. Lysippos G. Leohar
A. Myron B. Praxiteles C. Lysippos G. Leohar
A. Miron B. Skopas V. Lysipp G. Leohar
A. Miron B. Skopas V. Phidias G. Lysippos
41. Main temple Athens Acropolis?
A. Parthenon B. Pantheon B. Erechtheion G. Niki Apteros
42. To what goddess was the Parthenon Temple dedicated?
A. Aphrodite B. Athena V. Hera G. Demeter
43. What is the name of the top part of the column?
A. flute B. capital W. portico G. frontispiece
44. What are the vertical grooves on the column trunk called?
A. flutes B. capitals B. volutes D. frontispieces
45. What period of Greek history is associated with the conquests of Alexander the Great?
A. classical B. archaic C. Hellenistic G. Alexandrisky
46. To which art school refers to the sculpture "Venus of Melos"?
A. Aleksandriyskaya B. Athens V. Pergamonskaya G. Rhodesskaya
47. Which of these cultural monuments is not considered one of the 7 wonders of the world?
A. Alexandrian lighthouse B. Mausoleum of Halicarnassus B. Olympian Zeus
G. Acropolis of Athens
48. On which peninsula was the city of Rome founded?
A. Apennine B. Balkansky V. Arabian G. Sinaisky
49. Symbol of the Ancient Roman state, associated with the legend of the founding of the city of Rome?
A. Colosseum B. Statue of Augustus C. Winged lion D. Capitoline wolf
50. Which state was greatly influenced by the art of Ancient Rome?
A. Egypt B. Persia C. Greece G. Palestine
51. What is an aqueduct?
A. bridge B. water pipes B. palace premises G. arch
52. What type of building is the Colosseum?
A. theater B. amphitheater B. circus D. stadium
53. The first emperor of Ancient Rome?
A. Nero B. Marcus Aurelius V. August G. Caracalla
54. In honor of which Roman emperor was a triumphal column erected in Rome, which became his tomb?
A. Titus B. Tiberius C. Caesar D. Trajan
55. How new construction material invented by the Romans in the 2nd century BC?
A. brick B. plastic C. concrete G. reinforced concrete
56. What are therms?
A. public bath B. courthouse C. shopping building D. sports school
57. What is a forum?
A. government agency B. architectural order B. Town Square
G. decorative element
58. What architectural order was invented by the Romans?
A. Doric B. composite B. Ionic G. Corinthian
59. The main temple of Rome, dedicated to all the gods?
A. Pantheon B. Parthenon B. Palatine G. Erechtheion
60. The equestrian statue of which Roman emperor has survived to this day and became a model for equestrian monuments of the Renaissance?
A. Marcus Aurelius B. Augustus C. Caesar G. Trajan
61. During the reign of which Roman emperor, sculptors began to use plastic processing of the cornea and pupil?
A. Augustus B. Tiberius V. Adrian G. Anthony
62. In what image is the emperor “Augustus of Prima Porta” depicted?
A. Emperor B. commander V. Jupiter G. priest
63. In what plot is the appearance of God to Abraham and Sarah depicted?
A. “Sacrifice” B. “Transfiguration” C. "Trinity" G. "Worship"
64. What event is depicted in the plot “The Annunciation”?
A. Appearance of Archangel Gabriel to Mary B. Betrothal of Mary and Joseph
B. Appearance of the Archangel Michael to Mary D. Birth of Christ
65. In what plot is the first miracle of Christ depicted?
A. Walking on the waters B. Taming the storm C. Raising Lazarus
G. Marriage in Cana
66. Underground tombs of early Christians?
A. thermal baths B. catacombs B. mausoleums G. mastabas
67. In what image was it forbidden to depict Christ in the early Christian period?
A. Orpheus B. God B. shepherd G. fish
68. What is a basilica in Christian architecture?
A. temple B. commercial building C. court building D. monastery
69. What is a nave in a Christian church?
A. vestibule at the entrance to the temple B. place for sacrifices
IN. corridor between rows of columns G. place for the priest
70. What is an apse in a Christian church?
A. tomb B. altar space B. entrance to the temple D. place for believers
71. Which direction of the world are Christian churches oriented towards?
A. west B. East E. south D. north
72. The first pan-European artistic style of the Middle Ages?
A. Gothic B. Byzantine C. Roman D. Romanesque
73. What shape does a Christian basilica have in plan?
A. circle B. square C. hexagon D. cross
74. The simplest vault in the design of Christian churches?
A. cross B. mirror C. cylindrical G. rib
75. The characteristic shape of the arch in romanesque architecture?
A. semicircular B. lancet B. arched D. creeping
76. The characteristic shape of an arch in the Gothic style?
A. semicircular B. lancet V. onion G. repens
77. What is a baptistery?
A. temple B. bell tower C. baptismal G. tomb
78. Which of these elements is not included in the frame structure of a Gothic temple?
A. rib vault B. flying buttresses C. buttresses D. barrel vault
79. The most famous cathedral in France during the early Gothic period?
A. Cathedral of Our Lady of Reims B. Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris
80. The largest Gothic cathedral in France from the mature Gothic period?
A. Cathedral of Our Lady of Reims B. Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris
V. Cathedral in Cologne G. Cathedral in Salisbury
81. What is the largest Gothic cathedral in Germany?
IN. Cathedral in Cologne G. Salisbury Cathedral
82. The largest Gothic temple in England?
A. Notre Dame Cathedral in Reims B. Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris
V. Cathedral in Cologne G. Salisbury Cathedral
83. Capital of Byzantium?
A. Ravenna B. Nikea C. Constantinople G. Istanbul
84. The largest temple of the Byzantine Empire, built in the 6th century. in honor of the wisdom of God?
A. Hagia Sophia B. Temple of St. Hope C. Temple of St. Julia
G. Church of St. Barbara
85. Byzantine building material?
A. plinth B. stone C. concrete D. marble
86. Material for Byzantine mosaic?
A. marble B. pebbles C. glass D. smalt
87. What building in Byzantium was decorated with the mosaic “Justinian with his retinue”?
A. mausoleum of Galla Placidia in Ravenna B. tomb of Mausolus in Halicarnassus
IN. Church of San Vitale in Ravenna G. Church of Our Lady of Nicaea
88. What Greek word does the word “icon” come from?
A. saint B. god C. image G. board
89. The first capital of Ancient Rus'?
A. Moscow B. Kyiv V. Vladimir G. Suzdal
90. Under which Kiev prince was Christianity adopted in Rus'?
A. Vladimir Red Sun B. Vladimir Monomakh
V. Yaroslav the Wise G. Ivan the Terrible
91. In what year did the baptism of Ancient Rus' take place?
A. 855 B. 988 V. 1001 G. 1236
92. The largest temple of Kievan Rus?
A. Church of Hagia Sophia in Kyiv B. Church of Hagia Sophia in Novgorod
V. Assumption Cathedral in Vladimir G. Assumption Cathedral in Moscow
93. To which architectural school do the Church of the Intercession on the Nerl and Demetrius Cathedral belong?
A. Novgorodskaya B. Pskovskaya C. Moscowskaya G. Vladimir-Suzdal
94. The first chronicle mention of Moscow?
A. 988 B. 1006 C. 1047 G. 1056
95. Founder of Moscow?
A. Alexander Nevsky B. Yury Dolgoruky V. Andrey Bogolyubsky
G. Dmitry Donskoy
96. What shape does the Moscow Kremlin have in plan?
A. triangle B. circle C. rhombus D. rectangle
97. Main tower Moscow Kremlin?
A. Nikolskaya B. Blagoveshchenskaya V. Tsarskaya G. Spasskaya
98. Which city was called the “third Rome”?
A. Constantinople B. Paris C. Moscow Kyiv
99. Main square of the Moscow Kremlin?
A. Red B. Cathedral V. Dvortsovaya G. Ivanovskaya
100. Main Cathedral of the Moscow Kremlin?
A. Arkhangelsky B. Blagoveshchensky V. Uspensky G. Dmitrievsky
101. In honor of what event was St. Basil's Cathedral built on Red Square in Moscow?
A. capture of Kazan B. victory over the Poles C. conquest of Siberia
D. suppression of the uprising of Stenka Razin
A. Dionysius B. Simon Ushakov V. Theophanes the Greek G. Andrey Rublev
103. Creator of the high iconostasis in Rus'?
A. Dionysius B. Simon Ushakov V. Feofan the Greek G. Andrey Rublev
104. First biographer of the Italian Renaissance?
A. Vasari B. Giotto V. Dante G. Masaccio
105. Whom does Vasari call “the father of Italian painting”?
A. Rafael B. Giotto V. Botticelli G. Bruegel
A. Raphael B. Michelangelo V. Botticelli G. Leonardo da Vinci
A. Rafael B. Michelangelo V. Botticelli G. Leonardo da Vinci
108. To which art school of the Renaissance do the artists Giotto di Bondone, Masaccio, Botticelli belong?
A. Florentine B. Siena B. Roman G. Venetian
109. To which art school of the Renaissance do the artists Giorgione and Titian belong?
A. Florentine B. Siena C. Rimskaya G. Venetian
A. Raphael B. Michelangelo V. Botticelli G. Leonardo da Vinci
111. In which painting did Raphael depict himself among the great philosophers and scientists of antiquity?
A. “Disputa” B. "School of Athens" V. “Parnassus” G. “Jurisprudence”
112. Birthplace of the Renaissance?
A. England B. France C. Italy G. Germany
113. Which painting by Leonardo da Vinci is kept in the Hermitage?
A. "La Gioconda" B. "Madonna Benoit" IN. " Sistine Madonna»
G. “Lady with an ermine”?
114. Which country is not part of the Northern Renaissance?
A. France B. Netherlands C. Germany D. Italy
115. Founder of the Dutch school of Renaissance painting?
A. Jan van Eyck B. Giotto V. Raphael G. Pieter Bruegel
116. What traditions does the art of the Italian Renaissance turn to?
A. eastern B. medieval C. antique G. none
117. Which Renaissance artist introduced the theme of a naked reclining woman into art, the author of the painting “Sleeping Venus”?
A. Raphael B. Bosch C. Leonardo da Vinci G. Giorgione
118. Which artist is considered the inventor of technology oil painting?
A. Jan van Eyck B. Anthony van Dyck W. Bruegel G. Durer
119. Which of Raphael’s paintings has the shape of a tondo?
A. “The Sistine Madonna” B. “Madonna with the Goldfinch” C. “The Veiled Lady” D. "Madonna Conestabile"
120. Italian Renaissance sculptor, inventor of pictorial relief?
A. Ghiberti B. Donatello V. Verrocchio G. Michelangelo
121. To which condottiere was the first equestrian monument of the Renaissance erected in Padua?
A. Gattamelatta B. Colleoni V. Guidriccio G. Fogliano
A. Ghiberti B. Donatello V. Verrocchio G. Michelangelo
A. Ghiberti B. Donatello V. Verrocchio G. Michelangelo
A. Bosch B. Holbein V. Durer G. Lucas Cranach
125. What an artist Northern Renaissance was the first to turn to the genre of self-portraiture, including depicting himself in the image of Christ?
A. Bosch B. Holbein V. Durer G. Lucas Cranach
A. Raphael B. Brunelleschi V. Vasari G. Leonardo da Vinci
A. Giorgione B. Durer V. Titian G. Rafael
128. What is the 17th century called in Italy?
A. trecento B. quattrocento C. cinquecento D. sencento
129. The generally recognized artistic capital of Europe in the 17th century?
A. London B. Madrid C. Dresden D. Rome
130. Architect and sculptor of the 17th century, “conductor of the Roman Baroque”?
A. Ghiberti B. Brunneleschi V. Bernini G. Alberti
A. Ghiberti B. Brunneleschi V. Bernini G. Alberti
132. What is the plan form of St. Peter's Square in Rome?
A. ellipse B. circle C. square D. polyhedron
A. Ghiberti B. Brunneleschi V. Bernini G. Albert
134. The birthplace of the Baroque style?
A. France B. Italy B. Germany D. Russia
135. The founder of the realistic movement in painting in Italy in the 17th century?
A. Rubens B. Rembrandt V. Caravaggio G. Giotto
136. The only one painting by Caravaggio, stored in the Hermitage?
A. "Bacchus" B. "Lute Player" V. “Fortune Teller” G. “Assumption of Mary”
137. What artist of the 17th century. became the founder of a whole movement in painting?
A. Rubens B. Rembrandt V. Caravaggio G. Giotto
138. To which national art school of the 17th century? refers to Rubens?
A . Flanders B. Holland C. Spain D. Italy
139. What artistic style did Rubens work in?
A. Classicism B. Baroque B. Realism G. Rococo
A. Rembrandt B . Rubens V. Caravaggio G. Velazquez
141. To which national art school of the 17th century? Rembrandt?
A. Flanders B. Holland B. Spain D. Italy
A. Rembrandt B. Rubens V. Caravaggio G. Velazquez
143. To which national art school of the 17th century? refers to Velazquez?
A. Flanders B. Holland C. Spain G. Italy
A. Rembrandt B. Rubens V. Caravaggio G . Velazquez
145. In which painting did Velazquez depict himself working on a painting?
A. "Las Meninas" B. “Spinners” C. “Surrender of Breda” D. “Drunkards”
146. In what genre did Dutch artists of the 17th century work? Peter Klass and Willem Kalf?
A. portrait B. landscape C. still life G. historical
147. To which national art school of the 17th century? include artists Gerard Terborch, Vermeer of Delft, Pieter de Hooch?
A. Flanders B. Holland B. Spain D. Italy
148. How is the word “Baroque” translated from Italian?
A. beautiful B. bizarre B. best D. modern
149. What genre does “bodegones” belong to?
A. portrait B. landscape C. still life D. domestic
150. What genre did you work in? Dutch artist Frans Hals?
A. portrait B. landscape C. still life D. historical
151. The birthplace of the Classicism style?
A. Italy B. France V. England D. Russia
152. The birthplace of the Rococo style?
A. Italy B. France V. England D. Russia
153. Birthplace of the Enlightenment?
A. Italy B. France C. England G. Russia
154. What French king is the Rococo style named after?
A. Louis XIV B. Louis XV W. Charles I G. Napoleon I
155. The tastes of which class are reflected in the Rococo style?
A. clergy B. aristocracy B. bourgeoisie D. proletariat
156. Motto of the Rococo era (words attributed to the king)?
A. “After us there might be a flood!” B. “Freedom, equality, brotherhood!”
V. “Mind, honor and conscience!” G. “Courage and civil patriotism!”
A. Chardin B. Greuze C. Hogarth G. Boucher
158. Founder critical realism in art Western Europe?
A. Chardin B. Grez V. Hogarth G. Boucher
A. Chardin B. Grez V. Hogarth G. Boucher
160. To what direction in art of the 18th century? refers to Chardin?
A. realism B. sentimentalism C. Classicism G. Rococo
161. To what direction in art of the 18th century? refers to Dreams?
A. realism B. sentimentalism B. Classicism G. Rococo
162. What genre is Antoine Watteau considered the creator of?
A. still life B. landscape C. gallant G. mythological
163. Which French artist 18th century introduced the theme of labor into art?
A. Chardin B. Greuze W. Hogarth G. Boucher
A. Chardin B. Grez V. Watteau G. Boucher
165. Favorite mythological heroine of the Rococo style?
A. Venus B. Athena B. Demeter G. Themis
166. What direction in art of the 18th century. does it appeal not to the mind, but to the feelings?
A. realism B. sentimentalism B. Classicism G. Rococo
167. Official style of the empire of Napoleon I?
A. realism B. sentimentalism C. Rococo D. Empire style
168. How is the term “Classicism” translated from Latin?
A. best B. beautiful C. inimitable D. serious
169. The birthplace of the Empire style?
A. England B. Russia C. France G. Italy
170. The founder of revolutionary Classicism in the art of France?
David
171. Court artist of Napoleon I?
A. Ingres B. Watteau C. Chardin G. David
A. Engr B. Watteau V. Chardin G. David
173. Progressive style in France and Europe in 1815-48?
A. Romanticism B. realism C. Classicism G. Rococo
174. The founder of romanticism in the art of France in the 19th century?
A. David B. Gericault V. Delacroix G. Corot
175. Which painting by Géricault is called the “manifesto of French romanticism”?
A. “Epson Races” B. “An officer of the mounted rangers going into the attack”
IN. "The Raft of the Medusa" G. "Carabinieri officer"
176. About which artist do they say: “he picked up the brush that had fallen from Gericault’s hand”?
A. Delacroix B. Courbet V. Manet G. Daumier
177. Progressive movement in the art of France and Europe in the mid-19th century?
A. Romanticism B. Realism B. Classicism G. Rococo
178. Artists of which school are called the founders of the national realistic landscape in the art of France in the 19th century?
A. Barbizon School B. School of David B. School of Courbet G. School of Millet
179. The founder of critical realism in the art of 19th century France?
A. David B. Millet C. Delacroix D . Daumier
180. Which French artist created the Don Quixote series?
A. David B. Millet C. Delacroix D. Daumier
181. Which French artist organized a personal exhibition in Paris called “Pavilion of Realism”?
A. David B. Courbet V. Millet G. Gericault
182. French artist of the 19th century, main theme whose art became a peasant theme?
A. David B. Courbet V. Millet G. Gericault
183. What does the term “impressionism” mean?
A. impression B. sensation C. observation D. excitement
184. Which painting by Monet gave rise to the term “impressionism”?
A. “Impression. Sunset" B. "Impression. Sunrise"
B. “Haystack. Giverny" G. "Field of Poppies"
185. Claude Monet's first painting series?
A. "Gare Saint Lazare" B. “Haystack” C. “Rouen Cathedral” D. “Water lilies”
186. Famous French actress who inspired Renoir to create several portraits of her?
A. Sarah Bernhardt B. Loie Fuller V. Zhanna Samari G. Isadora Duncan
187. What French artist of the 19th century. introduced the theme of ballet into art?
A. Monet B. Renoir C. Pissarro G. Degas
188. The eldest of the impressionists, whose “swan song” was the series of landscapes “Views of Paris”?
A. Monet B. Renoir V. Pissarro G. Degas
189. The founder of neo-impressionism or pointillism in painting?
A. Sulfur B. Monet V. Signac G. Courbet
190. To what movement do the artists Delacroix and Gericault belong?
A. Realism B. Romanticism B. Classicism G. Modern
191. To which movement do the artists K. Monet, O. Renoir, Degas belong?
Impressionism G. Symbolism
192. To which movement do P. Cezanne, P. Gauguin, and V. Van Gogh belong?
A. Classicism B. Post-Impressionism B. Impressionism D. Symbolism
193. Which movement do Daumier, Courbet, Millet belong to?
A. Classicism B. Post-Impressionism C. Realism G. Symbolism
194. Which French artist said that everything in nature can be likened to the simplest geometric forms?
A. Cezanne B. Gauguin V. Monet G. Seurat
195. What style of tradition does Academicism turn to?
A. Romanticism B. Modern C. Classicism G. Baroque
196. To which movement do the English landscape painters W. Turner and D. Constable belong?
A. Classicism B. Romanticism V. Baroque G. Academicism
197. Chief architect during the reign of Peter I?
A. Zubov B. Rastrelli V. Trezzini G. Shekhtel
A. Nikitin B. Maksimov V. Rokotov G. Levitsky
199. The leading style in Russian art of the mid-18th century?
A. Peter's Baroque
200. On which island is the Peter and Paul Fortress located?
A. Vasilievsky B. Admiralteysky V. Berezovy G. Hare
A. Falcone B. Shubin V. Rastrelli G. Kozlovsky
A. Falcone B. Shubin V. Rastrelli G. Kozlovsky
203. Official style in Russian art of the 2nd half of the 18th century?
Classicism G. Empire
204. The first garden of St. Petersburg, founded in 1704?
A. Winter B. Summer V. Petrovsky G. Vasilievsky
205. Architectural style of the 1st quarter of the 18th century. in Russia?
A. Peter's Baroque B. Russian Baroque C. Classicism D. Empire style
206. The first monumental sculpture in Russian art?
A. Monument to Peter I B. Anna Ioannovna with a little black arap
B. Monument to Elizabeth G. Monument to Catherine II
207. The first competition in Russia for the construction of this building in St. Petersburg?
A. Academy of Arts B. Menshikov Palace C. Smolny Monastery
G. Building of 12 Collegiums
208. The main responsibility of the “parsun master”?
A. shipbuilding B. building construction C. canvas making
G. creating portraits
209. Which Russian architect finally determined the three-ray layout of the center of St. Petersburg?
A. Zubov B. Rastrelli V. Eropkin G. Kokorinov
210. Creator of the Russian Baroque style in architecture?
A. Zubov B. Rastrelli V. Eropkin G. Kokorinov
211. Where is the famous Amber Room?
A. Catherine Palace B. Winter Palace V. Menshikov Palace
G. Kikiny chambers
212. Which palace is included in the Hermitage Museum complex in St. Petersburg?
A. Catherine Palace B. Winter Palace V. Menshikov Palace
G. Kikiny chambers
213. In what style was the building of the Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg built?
A. Petrine Baroque B. Russian Baroque C. Classicism G. Empire
A. Rokotov B. Borovikovsky V. Levitsky G. Argunov
215. In what style did the architects Kokorinov, Starov, Quarenghi work?
A. Petrine Baroque B. Russian Baroque C. Classicism G. Empire
216. To what direction in art of the 18th century? belongs to Borovikovsky?
A. Realism B. Classicism C. Sentimentalism G. Symbolism
A. Rokotov B. BorovikovskyV. Levitsky G. Argunov
218. Official style in Russian art during the reign of Alexander I?
A. Classicism B. Baroque C. Eclecticism G. Modern
219. To which movement do the artists Kiprensky and Venetsianov belong?
A. Classicism B. Romanticism B. Sentimentalism G. Modern
A. Kiprensky B. Venetsianov V. Ivanov G. Bryullov
221. What theme became the leading one in Venetsianov’s work?
A. historical B. peasant B. mythological D. fantasy
A. Kiprensky B. Venetsianov V. Ivanov G. Bryullov
223. To which period of Russian Classicism do the architects Voronikhin, Zakharov, Rossi belong?
A. early B. mature B. strict D. late
A. Voronikhin B. Zakharov V. Rossi G. Montferan
A. Voronikhin B. Zakharov V. Rossi G. Montferand
A. Voronikhin B. Zakharov V. Russia G. Montferand
227. In which palace is the State Russian Museum located in St. Petersburg?
A. Winter B. Mikhailovsky V. Ekaterininsky G. Menshikovsky
A. Voronikhin B. Zakharov V. Rossi G. Montferand
A. Kiprensky B. Venetsianov V. Ivanov G. Bryullov
A. Kiprensky B. Venetsianov V. Ivanov G. Bryullov
231. In what style was the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood built in St. Petersburg?
A. Classicism B. Baroque C. Neo-Russian style G. Modern
232. First independent artistic association in Russia?
A. Petersburg artel B. World of Art C. Academy of Arts
233. The founder of critical realism in Russian art?
A. Repin B. Fedotov V. Serov G. Korovin
A. Voronikhin B. Tone V. Montferan G. Zakharov
235. Year of foundation of the Association of Traveling Exhibitions?
A. 1850 B. 1870 V. 1900 G. 1910
A. Repin B. Surikov V. Serov G. Korovin
A. Repin B. Surikov V. Serov G. Korovin
A. Repin B. Surikov V. Serov G. Korovin
239. The main representative of Russian impressionism?
A. Repin B. Surikov V. Serov G. Korovin
240. The artist who created the “Demon” series of paintings?
A. Repin B. Vrubel V. Serov G. Levitan
241. The founder of the lyrical landscape in Russian art?
A. Savrasov B. Shishkin V. Kramskoy G. Polenov
242. The ancestor of the epic landscape in Russian art?
A. Savrasov B. Shishkin V. Kramskoy G. Polenov
A. Savrasov B. Shishkin V. Kramskoy G. Polenov
A. Savrasov B. Shishkin V. Kramskoy G. Polenov
A. Levitan B. Kuindzhi V. Shishkin G. Vasiliev
246. Which artist was born in Yelabuga?
A. LevitanB. Kuindzhi V. Shishkin G. Vasiliev
247. How is the term “Modern” translated from Latin?
A. best B. modern B. beautiful D. unusual
A. Guimard B. Horta V. Gaudi G. Beardsley
249. Art Nouveau architect, famous for designing the entrances to the Paris Metro?
A. Guimard B. Horta V. Gaudí G. Beardsley
250. Creator of Spanish Modernism in architecture?
A. Guimard B. Horta V. Gaudi G. Beardsley
251. English graphic artist, one of the classics of European Art Nouveau?
A. Guimard B. Horta C. Gaudi G. Beardsley
252. Which artist was part of the Secession association of Viennese artists?
A. Klimt B. Mucha V. Obrist G. Behrens
253. Which Art Nouveau artist became famous for his advertising posters?
A. Klimt B. Fly V. Obrist G. Behrens
254. Which artistic association in Russia represented Russian Art Nouveau?
A. "World of Art" B. “Jack of Diamonds” B. “Blue Rose”
G. Association of Traveling Exhibitions
255. Which artistic association do they belong to? Benois artists, Somov, Bakst, Dobuzhinsky, Ostroumova-Lebedeva?
A. "World of Art" B. “Jack of Diamonds” B. “Blue Rose” D. “SRH”
256. One of the classics of Russian Art Nouveau, author of the Ryabushinsky mansion in Moscow?
A. Shchusev B. Shekhtel V. Benois G. Diaghilev
A. Klimt B. Mucha C. Obrist G. Behrens
A. Klimt B. Mucha C. Obrist G. Behrens
259. The movement of modernism, the name of which can be translated as “predators”?
A. Fauvism
260. Which movement of modernism does the artist Henri Matisse belong to?
A. Fauvism B. Cubism C. Futurism D. Expressionism
261. The founders of which movement of modernism are Picasso and Braque?
A. Fauvism B. Cubism B. Futurism G. Expressionism
262. Which painting by Picasso “discovers” Cubism?
A. “Girl on a Ball” B. “Portrait of Vollard” C. "The Maidens of Avignon"
G. “Queen Isabeau”
263. Which painting by Braque gave rise to the term “Cubism”?
A. “Still life with cards” B. “Bridge” C. "Houses in Estac" G. "Laughter"
264. Which post-impressionist artist did the Cubists consider their ancestor?
A. Gauguin B. Van Gogh V. Cezanne G. Matisse
265. Artists of what movement invented the collage technique?
A. Fauvism B. Cubism B. Futurism G. Expressionism
266. The birthplace of futurism?
A. France B. Italy B. Germany D. Russia
267. Creator and leader of Italian futurism?
A. Matisse B. Picasso V. Kandinsky G. Marinetti
268. From what Latin word does the name of the movement “futurism” come?
A. present B. future B. modern D. fast
269. To which movement of modernism do Boccioni, Balla, Severini belong?
A. Fauvism B. Cubism C. Futurism G. Expressionism
270. To which movement of modernism do the “Bridge” and “Blue Rider” associations belong?
A. Fauvism B. Cubism C. Futurism D. Expressionism
271. Which movement of modernism abandoned the depiction of real objects and phenomena of reality?
A. Fauvism B. Abstractionism B. Expressionism D. Futurism
272. Who is called the founder of Abstract Art?
A. Malevich B. Kandinsky V. Marche G. Deren
273. Which 20th century artist compared painting to music?
A. Malevich B. Kandinsky V. Marche G. Deren
274. Creator of neoplasticism?
A. Malevich B. Mondrian V. Modigliani G. Marinetti
275. Creator of Suprematism?
A. Malevich B. Mondrian V. Modigliani G. Marinetti
276. Which painting by Malevich is often called the “icon of the 20th century”?
A. "Lumberjack" B. "Black square" B. “Suprematism” G. “Self-portrait”
277. Russian artist of the 20th century who created his own “labor genre”?
A. Malevich B. Kandinsky V. Larionov G. Dali
278. To what current abstract art include Kandinsky?
A. Geometric abstractionism B. Abstract expressionism
B. Dadaism G. Orphism
279. Where did the center of modernism move at the beginning of World War 2?
A. Germany B. France C. USA G. Russia
280. Leader of abstract art of the 2nd wave, creator of drip art?
A. Rauschenberg B. Pollock W. Mondrian G. Jackson
281. The name of which movement of modernism appeared by chance, with the help of a randomly opened dictionary?
A. Expressionism B. Surrealism C. Dadaism G. Fauvism
282. Which artist first introduced the use of “readymade”?
A. Duchamp B. Pollock W. Dali G. Magritte
283. Which movement of modernism addressed the subconscious?
A. Dadaism B. Surrealism B. Fauvism G. Futurism
284. What movement of modernism do Dali and Magritte represent?
A. Dadaism B. Surrealism B. Fauvism G. Futurism
285. Artists of which association are called “Moscow Cézannenists”?
A. “World of Art” B. "Jack of Diamonds" B. “Blue Rose” G. “SRH”
286. Which artistic association of the early 20th century included Kuprin, Konchalovsky, Mashkov, Lentulov?
A. “World of Art” B. "Jack of Diamonds" B. “Blue Rose” G. “SRH”
287. What movement of abstract art was invented by Mikhail Larionov?
A. Rayonism B. Suprematism C. Orphism D. Dadaism
A. Kuprin B. Konchalovsky V. Goncharova G. Larionov
289. Artists of which association were the first in Russian art to make still life one of the leading genres?
A. “World of Art” B. "Jack of Diamonds" B. “Blue Rose” G. “SRH”
290. Artists of which association represent Russian symbolism?
"Blue Rose" G. "SRH"
291. King of American Pop Art?
A. Duchamp B. Dali V. Warhol G. Liechtenstein
292. To which movement in the art of Russia at the beginning of the 20th century do the artists Kuznetsov and Saryan belong?
A. “World of Art” B. “Jack of Diamonds” C. "Blue Rose" G. "SRH"
293. Artists of what movement of modernism are sometimes called “new Dadaists”?
A. Op art B. Pop Art B. Surrealism G. Cubism
294. What American artist of the mid-20th century. abandoned traditional means of creation painting?
A. Pollock B. Kandinsky V. Malevich G. Mondrian
295. What movement of postmodernism does Victor Vasarelli represent?
A. Pop art B. Op art B. Minimalism D. Hyperrealism
296. Founder of German Expressionism, author of the painting “The Scream”?
A. Kirchner B. Munch V. Marinetti G. Modigliani
297. Which American pop art artist used highly enlarged fragments of comic books for his paintings, imitating dots of raster printing?
A Warhol B. Rauschenberg V. Jackson G. Liechtenstein
298. One of the founders of surrealism, founder of the school metaphysical painting?
A. Dali B. Magritte V. de Chirico G. Chagall
A. Duchamp B. Dali W. Warhol G. Lichtenstein
300. What movement of the 20th century opens the era of postmodernism?
A. Dadaism B. Surrealism C. Pop Art G. Op art
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1. Primitive art includes:
a) dolmen
c) pyramid
d) basilica
2. Monuments of primitive sculpture are:
a) cromlechs
c) petroglyphs
d) stone women
3. Monumental primitive architecture from large stones called by the Greek word...
4. The universal form of spiritual life of primitive people, incl. basis primitive art is …
5. Chronological sequence of periods of development of primitive art:
a) paleolithic
b) Copper-Bronze Age
d) Iron Age
e) Mesolithic
6. Monuments of ancient Egyptian art:
a) Temple of Amun-Ra at Karnak
b) pyramids at Giza
c) Parthenon
d) Colosseum
7. Architectural forms of Ancient Egypt:
a) mastaba
c) pyramid
d) acropolis
8. ... - a statue of a fantastic creature with the body of a lion and the head of a man
9. Temporary arts:
b) graphics
d) sculpture
10. Monumental arts:
d) monument
11. Spatial Views arts:
b) painting
c) architecture
d) sculpture
12. Easel forms of art:
b) engraving
c) mosaic
d) cave painting
f) figurine
13. ... - historically established internal division in all types of art (translated from French view)
14. Commonality figurative system, funds artistic expression, creative techniques, due to the unity of ideological and artistic content:
b) cultural era
c) artistic technology
15. Correspondence between art historical terms:
1. baroque
2. portrait
4. contrast
c) a means of artistic expression
16. Correspondence between the means of artistic expression and the type of art:
2. painting
3. graphics
5. architecture
b) lines and stroke
c) tectonics
17. Correspondence between the content of the image and the pictorial genre:
1. sea view
2. self-portrait
3. image Everyday life of people
b) everyday (genre) painting
c) the artist's depiction of himself
18. Painting on wet plaster:
c) tempera
19. Image of lifeless objects:
a) still life
20. Image of space and objects on a plane, creating a feeling of depth and volume:
a) chiaroscuro
b) perspective
c) sfumato
21. ... - image of a room with its decoration
22. The upper part of the column on which the floor beam rests:
b) capital
23. An architectural support in the form of a statue of a woman used instead of a column:
c) caryatid
24. Sculpture includes:
a) bas-relief
c) mosaic
d) high relief
25. Extension on the east side Christian temple to place the altar:
26. Embossed ribbon of decorations made of figures or ornaments:
c) rocaille
27. ... - a volumetric-spatial form of art created by means of sculpting or carving.
28. Correspondence between the stage of development of Russian art and its representative:
1. art of the 20th century.
2. Old Russian art
3. art of the 19th century.
4. " silver Age»
a) A. Rublev
b) P. Losenko
c) I. Levitan
d) Theophanes the Greek
e) F. Shubin
f) F. Shekhtel
29. Chronological boundaries ancient Russian art:
a) 10th – 17th centuries.
b) 15th – 18th centuries.
30. Turn of the 19th-20th centuries. in Russian art:
a) "Silver Age"
b) "golden age"
c) "Bronze Age"
31. Peredvizhniki artists:
a) I. Repin
c) V. Surikov
d) V. Borovikovsky
e) I. Nikitin
f) A. Benoit
g) I. Kramskoy
1. “The rooks have arrived”
2. "Merchant's Wife"
3. “Defense of Petrograd”
4. "Demon"
5. “Barge Haulers on the Volga”
6. “Apotheosis of War”
a) V.Vereshchagin
b) A. Savrasov
c) B. Kustodiev
d) A. Deineka
e) M. Vrubel
f) I. Repin
1. “Christ in the desert”
3. “Taking the Snow Town”
4. “Moscow courtyard”
5. "Pond"
a) V. Borisov-Musatov
b) V. Surikov
c) I. Shishkin
d) I. Kramskoy
e) V. Polenov
34. Russian painters of the 18th century:
a) F.Rokotov
b) I. Nikitin
c) A. Kuindzhi
d) V. Tropinin
35. Russian painters of the first half of the 19th century:
a) O. Kiprensky
b) A. Venetsianov
c) K. Bryullov
d) M. Vrubel
e) V. Surikov
36. Correspondence between names and characteristics architectural styles Ancient Greece:
1. Doric
2. ionic
3. Corinthian
a) originated in Asia Minor in the 7th century. BC, bright element - volute on the capitals of the column
b) the oldest and most strict style, the capital of the column is formed by round and square slabs
c) developed in the 5th century. BC, distinguished by the use of plant motifs on the capitals of the columns
37. Correspondence between works of art and their authors:
1. Athena Parthenos
3. Disco thrower
4. Laocoon
5. sculptural portraits of Alexander the Great
b) Agesander, Polydorus and Athenodorus
38. A canal raised on high arches for water supply in Ancient Rome:
a) basilica
b) aqueduct
c) acropolis
a) Praxiteles
40. Monuments of ancient Greek architecture:
a) Colosseum
b) Parthenon
c) Luxor Temple
d) Temple of Zeus at Olympia
41. Public baths in Ancient Rome:
42. Monuments of ancient Roman art:
a) Colosseum
b) Pantheon
c) Parthenon
43. Culture-forming principles of medieval art:
a) theocentrism
b) humanism
c) symbolism
d) rationalism
e) dominance of secular forms of culture
44. Architectural monuments Gothic style:
a) Stonehenge
b) St. Petra in Rome
c) cathedral Notre Dame of Paris
d) Cologne Cathedral
45. Elements gothic architecture:
a) pointed arches
b) semicircular arches
c) amphitheater shape
d) flying buttress
e) buttress
46. Architectural monument of the Romanesque style:
a) Notre Dame Cathedral in France
b) Pisa Cathedral
c) Palazzo Medici in Venice
47. The term "Renaissance" was proposed
48. Culture-forming principle of Renaissance art:
a) humanism
b) theocentrism
c) symbolism
49. ... - city house of large nobles in Renaissance Italy.
50. Correspondence between the stages of development of Renaissance art and their representatives:
1. Pre-Renaissance
2. early Renaissance
4. Late Renaissance
b) Rafael
c) Masaccio
d) Botticelli
51. Correspondence between the title of a painting and its author:
1. "Spring"
2. “Madonna with a Flower” (Benoit)
3. "Trinity"
4. "School of Athens"
5. "Judith"
6. "The Creation of Adam"
a) Michelangelo
b) Botticelli
c) Giorgione
d) Raphael
e) Leonardo da Vinci
f) Masaccio
52. Correspondence between the name of a sculptural work and its author:
1. "The Dying Slave"
2. Equestrian statue of the condottiere Gattamelata
3. Doors of the Florentine Baptistery “Gateway to Paradise”
a) Donatello
b) Michelangelo
c) Ghiberti
53. Creator of a large number of paintings depicting the image of the Madonna:
a) Rafael
b) Michelangelo
54. Representatives of mannerism:
a) Pontormo
c) Veronese
d) Parmigianino
55. The term "Renaissance" was proposed
a) E. Rotterdam
b) D. Diderot
a) Donatello
b) Verrocchio
c) Ghiberti
d) Michelangelo
57. Architectural monuments of the Renaissance:
a) Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence
b) Palace of Versailles
c) Palazzo Medici in Venice
d) Chambord castle on the banks of the Loire
e) Winter Palace in St. Petersburg
58. Correspondence between an art style and its representative:
1. baroque
3. classicism
b) Bernini
59. Correspondence between the country and the artist representing it:
1. Spain
2. Holland
3. France
5. Flanders
a) Carracci
60. Correspondence between the title of a painting and its author:
1. “Portrait of Saskia”
2. “Girl with a Letter”
3. “View of the city of Toledo”
4. "Flora"
5. "Spinners"
b) Velasquez
c) Wermeer of Delft
d) El Greco
e) Rembrandt
61. Barbizon School belongs to
a) to realism
b) to romanticism
c) to classicism
62. A group of French landscape painters who worked near Paris in the 30-60s. 19th century:
a) the world of art
b) Abramtsevo circle
c) Barbizon school
63. Correspondence between the art style and its representative:
1. impressionism
2. Suprematism
5. surrealism
a) Picasso
b) Malevich
64. Correspondence between the art style and its representative:
1. impressionism
2. post-impressionism
3. neo-impressionism
65. Chronological sequence of styles:
1. mannerism
2. expressionism
4. classicism
66. Chronological sequence of stages in the development of art:
1. Middle Ages
2. Ancient Egypt
3. antiquity
4. Revival
67. Modernist art styles:
a) expressionism
c) romanticism
f) futurism
68. Correspondence between the direction of art and its characteristic feature:
1. impressionism
2. symbolism
4. futurism
a) stylized image of the past
b) image of instant impressions
c) criteria of beauty – energy, speed, strength
d) use of pure, sonorous colors
69. He captured scenes from peasant life in his paintings
a) A. Venetsianov
b) V.Vereshchagin
c) V. Vasnetsov
d) I. Levitan
70. Romantic interpretation of an episode from ancient history inherent in K. Bryullov’s painting “...”
71. The plot of the 1st chapter of the Gospel of John formed the basis of A. Ivanov’s painting “...”
72. The connection between painting and theater, with the art of mise-en-scène, is palpable in the work of P. Fedotov:
a) "Major's Matchmaking"
b) "Widow"
c) "The Lacemaker"
73. Religious subjects are represented by paintings by such artists as:
a) I. Kramskoy
c) M. Nesterov
d) I. Levitan
e) K. Korovin
74. A pyramid of skulls cut by sabers against the backdrop of a dilapidated city is depicted in the painting
a) “Skobelev near Shipka” by V. Vereshchagin
b) “The Apotheosis of War” by V. Vereshchagin
c) “Seeing the Dead Man” by V. Perov
75. The use of icon painting techniques is typical for the painting of such Russian artist of the 20th century as
a) K.Petrov-Vodkin
b) V. Kandinsky
c) M. Larionov
76. ... – a chiaroscuro nuance used by Leonardo da Vinci: a haze of chiaroscuro that envelops people and objects.
77. A young woman crowned with a wreath in a dress woven with flowers in the painting of the same name by S. Botticelli personifies
b) Madonna
78. Mythological character who defeated Goliath, whose image was embodied by Donatello, Verrocchio, Michelangelo - “...”
79. Images of dancers are popular in the artist’s paintings
c) P. Gauguin
80. K. Monet’s painting “...” gave the name to the style of impressionism
81. Created a Tahitian cycle of paintings
a) P. Gauguin
b) P. Cezanne
c) V. Van Gogh
82. The oldest known works of art date back to the era
a) antiquity
b) Mesolithic
c) Paleolithic
d) Neolithic
83. A group of artists created in 1922, the main purpose of which was the artistic and documentary recording of the revolution:
a) The Wanderers
b) АХР (АХРР)
d) "World of Art"
84. This architectural project remained unfulfilled, but it embodied the courage and talent of the architect, inspired by the scientific and technical discoveries of the early 20th century.
a) Palace of Labor
b) “Tower of the Third International”
c) Dnepropetrovsk HPP
a) B.V. Ioganson
b) M.V. Nesterov
c) A.A. Plastov
d) V.I. Mukhina
86. For Vladimir – Suzdal architectural school characteristic:
a) White limestone cathedrals
b) Wooden temples
c) The ability to fit buildings into the landscape
d) Stone carving on plant-animal subjects
e) The facades are richly decorated with colored stone and gilding
a) O. Kiprensky
b) I. Levitan
c) M. Shishkin
d) D. Levitsky
88. Correspondence between the title of a painting and its author:
1. "Downed Ace"
2. “The fascist flew by”
3. “Seeing off”
4. “Father’s Chanel”
5. " Last letter»
6. "Cherry"
a) Nemensky
b) Deineka
e) Plastov
f) Moiseenko
89. “...” is one of the trends in painting that arose in the late 1950s - early 60s. The artists sang the destinies of their contemporaries, their energy and will, and the “heroics of everyday work.” The images are generalized and concise. The basis of expressiveness is large planes colors and linear contours of figures.
a) Bazhenov
b) Rastrelli
c) Trezzini
d) Thomas de Thomon
A) architecture c) design
B) sculpture d) graphics
2. Write three principles of Roman architecture. The building must be:
A) painting c) collage
A) engraving c) ceramics
B) fresco d) stained glass
- Three-dimensional work of art created by carving, sculpting, carving, casting:
A) graphics c) sculpture
B) design d) painting
- Convex image, more than half: _____________________________________________
- Bust-length image of a person in sculpture:
a) figurine b) bas-relief
B) monument d) bust
8. What materials are used in each art form. For each word, put the corresponding number:Architecture – 1 Sculpture – 2 Graphics – 3
(possibly several types of art)
Clay Stone Pastel Iron Bronze
Glass Marble Concrete Pencil Bone
Ballpoint pen Porcelain Rubber Bone Cast iron
- The art of depicting a person, his character and facial features:
A) still life c) landscape
B) graphics d) portrait
10. A painting depicting the sea, a marine view:
A) Darina c) Marina
B) Karina d) Arina
11. The shape of a figure or object, visible as a single mass, like a flat spot on a darker one
Or a lighter background: ________________________________
12. The artist Gerasimov’s painting “After the Rain” depicts a gazebo in which there is a table,
And on it is a vase with lilacs. What genre does this painting belong to?
a) landscape b) portrait
b) still life d) everyday genre
13. Purple paint can be obtained by mixing paints: ___________________________________
- In the paintings battle genre may be depicted:
A) standing buildings c) military battle
B) nature d) household items
- Famous Russian artist - marine painter:
A) Savrasov A. c) Roerich N.
B) Aivazovsky I. d) Vereshchagin V.
16. Name the picture and its author based on the description: stone hail, the earth trembles under your feet, lightning flashes, statues collapse. A crowd of people is running, their faces distorted with fear. The young man saves what is most valuable to him - a box of brushes and paints.
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17. He was called “the singer of the Russian forest”:
A) Shishkin I. c) Polenov V.
18. Eliminate the unnecessary in each line (underline):
Easel, brush, pencil
Bas-relief, etching, high relief
Stroke, line, stroke
Wax, stone, clay
Shishkin, Levitan, Surikov
Hermitage _____________________________ Prado __________________________
Russian Museum _________________________________ Louvre ___________________________
- Describe the work:
a) name ________________________________________
c) location ________________________________
d) creation time ___________________________________
e) material _____________________________________________
e) feature _______________________________________________
___________________________________________________ _________
5th GRADE. Renaissance
1. In which country did the Renaissance begin:
A) France c) Italy
B) Germany d) Austria
2. The city is the birthplace of the Renaissance: ………………………………………………………
3. Distinctive features of the Renaissance:
A) the connection between culture and religion, the subordination of man to the church
B) secular nature of culture, humanism, appeal to antiquity
C) depriving a person of the right to develop their abilities
D) everything is accessible to the human mind, society is subject to analysis and reasonable laws
- Italian artists:
A) Michelangelo B. c) Picasso P.
B) Bosch I. d) Botticelli S.
5. Connect the words from two columns with arrows:
"Father of Architecture" Masaccio
"Father of Sculpture" Brunelleschi
"Father of Painting" Donatello
6. The cultural movement of the Renaissance opposed the cult of Man to church ideology,
Hence the name: a) humanism c) reformation
B) rationalism d) intuitionism
7. Arrange in chronological order Renaissance periods:
Quattrocento Late Renaissance Trecento Ducento Cinquecento
8. Organic compound various arts into an artistic whole:
A) synthesis c) analysis
B) intuition d) rationalism
- A new type of urban dwelling of the Italian nobility of the Renaissance:
A) palace c) seraglio
B) cottage d) palazzo
10. Favorite subject of Renaissance painting:
A) historical events Italy XIV– XVI century c) still life
B) image of nature d) Madonna and Child
11. He was an artist, sculptor, architect, mathematician, physicist, astronomer, anatomist, inventor. But it is not full list the main directions of its activities; He enriched almost all areas of science with brilliant guesses. Who is this?
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12. One of the picturesque latest works Michelangelo was completed in 1514. huge
Fresco Sistine Chapel. Which biblical story was depicted on it:
A) “Creation of the world” c) “ last supper»
B) “Flood” d) “Adoration of the Magi”
13. He is called the “Master of Madonnas”:
A) Tintoretto c) Correggio
B) Raphael d) Pisanello
14. Most of the paintings of this Dutch artist– about ordinary people, their life and work, holidays and everyday life; for which he received the nickname “peasant” from his contemporaries:
A) Durer A. c) Cranach L.
B) Bosch I. d) Bruegel P.
15. One of the paintings does not belong to the pen of I. Bosch:
A) “Hay Wagon” c) “Ship of Fools”
B) “Extraction of the Stone of Folly” d) “Flight into Egypt”
16. The highest achievement of Leonardo da Vinci’s art is the fresco “The Last Supper”, painted on the entire wall of the refectory of the monastery in Milan. But this work has reached us in a badly damaged form. Set the reason:
A) features of the applied fresco painting technique
B) device in the 18th century. Bonaparists in the refectory stables, and then prison
B) a bomb hit the refectory during the 2nd World War
17. German artist Renaissance. He reached the pinnacle of his creativity in graphics, raising the technique of woodcut and copper engraving to a new level:
A) Cranach L. c) Kirchner E.L.
B) Durer A. d) Bosch I.
18. Remember the title of the work and the author from the description. This marble sculpture depicts a curly-haired boy squatting and trying to remove a splinter.
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19. Time frame of the Renaissance:
A) XII – XV centuries. c) XII – XIV centuries.
B) XIII – XVI centuries. d) XIII – XV centuries.
20. Describe architectural structure
A) name ______________________________________________
B) location _____________________________________________
B) time of construction _______________________________________________
D) features of the structure __________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
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T E S T
Ancient Egypt
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- Goddess of the sky
- God of the earth
- Goddess of moisture, favorite eye of the god Ra
- God of the desert and evil. Symbolizes the destructive beginning
- God symbolizing resurrection
- Goddess of fertility, motherhood
- God of all gods, ruler of Upper and Lower Egypt
- Human double
- A sacred animal is a protector of the clan in the primitive order:
A) petroglyph c) totem
B) harati d) palette
- Clay products fixed by firing:
A) engraving c) ceramics
B) fresco d) stained glass
- Primitive artists used paint colors:
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- Writing of Ancient Egypt:
A) cuneiform c) quipu
B) hieroglyphs d) Cyrillic
- Statue representing the Sun God with the body of a lion and the head of a man:
A) ushabti c) sphinx
B) ankh d) uraeus
- Pharaoh is the owner of the largest pyramid:
A) Khafre c) Tutankhamun
B) Mikren d) Cheops
7. Arrange in chronological order:
Mesolithic Bronze Age Paleolithic Iron Age Neolithic
8. The name of the cave that Sutuola discovered:
A) Altamira c) Kapova cave
B) Lascaux d) Lorte
9. Write 3 science sources about past artistic cultures:
___________________________________________________________________________
10. Belief in witchcraft, magical techniques:
A) totemism c) animism
B) magic d) fetishism
11. The word Egypt translated from Greek means: ________________________
The word Hapi translated from Egyptian means: _________________________
The word Ta-Kemet translated from Egyptian means: ___________________________
FINAL TEST
6th grade
- A work in which an image is applied to paper with pencil or ink:
A) painting c) illustration
B) graphics d) decorative arts
- Renaissance artists:
A) Michelangelo c) Van Gogh
B) Raphael d) Bruegel
- A painting depicting the sea, a marine view:
A) Darina c) Marina
B) Karina d) Arina
- Paintings by Vasily Surikov:
A) “Apotheosis of War” c) “Taking of the Snow Town”
B) “Boyaryna Morozova” d) “Pugachev’s Court”
- Avant-garde art direction, translated from Latin as “future”:
A) expressionism c) fauvism
B) surrealism d) futurism
- He was called the “singer of the Russian forest”:
A) Shishkin I. c) Polenov V.
B) Kuindzhi A. d) Savrasov V.
- Construction art, architecture:
A) Design c) sculpture
B) Graphics d) architecture
- Artists included in the Association of Traveling Art Exhibitions:
A) Tropinin V. c) Roerich N.
B) Kramskoy I. d) Repin I.
- The author of the monument " Bronze Horseman" in St. Petersburg:
A) Martos I. c) Falcone E.
B) Vuchetich E. d) Opekushin A.
10. Clay products fixed by firing: _____________________________
- Famous Russian marine painter:
A) Aivazovsky I. c) Shchedrin S.
B) Vasiliev F. d) Benoit A.
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- Impressionist artists:
A) Monet K. c) Gauguin P.
B) Degas E. d) Corot J-B.
14. Inventions of the ancient Romans in architecture:
A) pyramid b) concrete
B) stele d) arch
15. Statue representing the Sun God with the body of a lion and the head of a man:
A) ushebti c) adorant
B) sphinx d) centaur
- French artists:
A) Pissarro K. c) Leonardo da Vinci
B) Bosch I. d) Manet E.
17. Which of the paintings does not belong to Ilya Repin:
A) “Hunters at a halt” c) “Barge Haulers on the Volga”
B) “We didn’t expect it” d) “Ivan the Terrible and his son Ivan”
- Art movement of the early 20th century, translated from French as “wild”. Artists advocated pure colors and simplified forms:
A) cubism c) expressionism
B) Fauvism d) Futurism
- Eliminate the extra in the line (underline):
A) Hanging Gardens of Babylon, Great Wall of China, Egyptian Pyramids
B) Colossus of Rhodes, Discus thrower, Mona Lisa, Bronze Horseman
B) Caravaggio, Botticelli S, Gauguin P, Raphael
D) Sculpture, graphics, painting, drawing
- Place art styles in chronological order:
Romanesque style Classicism Impressionism Antiquity
Renaissance Avant-garde Gothic Romanticism
21. Continue the series: choreography, cinema _____________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________
- In which cities are the museums located?
Hermitage Museum _______________________________
Russian Museum __________________________
Prado _________________________________
Museum named after Pushkin ______________________
Kunstkamera ____________________________
Samovar Museum _________________________________
Louvre ___________________________________
Uffizi Gallery _________________________
(Tula, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Florence, Paris, Madrid)
RUSSIAN ART
- First Russian state – Kievan Rus originated in:
A) 8th century c) 10th century
B) 9th century d) 11th century
- In which city of Ancient Rus' was the “Golden Gate”:
A) Vladimir c) Kyiv
B) Novgorod d) Suzdal
3. What building material was used in the construction of temples in Ancient Rus':
A) wood b) limestone
B) clay d) plinth
4. Name of the first stone cathedral in Rus': _______________________________________________________________________________
- In which cathedral of the Vladimir-Suzdal principality the bulk of the reliefs represent images of birds, animals and plants:
A) Assumption Cathedral c) Cathedral of Boris and Gleb
B) Demetrius Cathedral d) Intercession on the Nerl
6. First mention in the chronicle of Moscow:
A) 1147 c) 1149
B) 1145 d) 1143
7. The Moscow Kremlin became stone during:
A) Ivan Kalita c) Ivan the Terrible
B) Dmitry Donskoy d) Ivan III
8. On which tower of the Moscow Kremlin are the chimes located:
A) on Spasskaya c) on Troitskaya
B) on Arsenalnaya d) on Nikolskaya
9. Which cathedral of the Moscow Kremlin was the tomb of the Russian tsars:
A) Blagoveshchensky c) Uspensky
B) Arkhangelsk d) St. Basil's
10. What historical event was dedicated to the Cathedral of the Intercession on the Moat (St. Basil’s Cathedral), erected by Russian architects Barma and Postnik:
A) in memory of the capture of Astrakhan c) in honor of the conquest of Siberia
B) in memory of the capture of Kazan d) in memory of the capture of Polotsk
11. The master who cast the Tsar Bell:
A) Fryazin c) Chokhov
B) Shubin d) Motorin
12. Temple built in honor of the birth of Ivan the Terrible:
A) St. Basil's Cathedral c) Savior of the Transfiguration in Novgorod
B) Church of the Ascension in Kolomenskoye d) Assumption Cathedral in Zvenigorod
- Connect with arrows the architectural structure and its creator:
Assumption Cathedral of Peter Maly Fryazin
Annunciation Cathedral Aleviz Novy
Archangel Cathedral Pietro Antonio Solari
Church of the Ascension in Kolomenskoye Pskov masters
St. Basil's Cathedral Ar. Fioravanti
Faceted Chamber of Barma and Postnik
