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- Chapter 7-8 Quiz
- PartialQuestion 1
- 2.5 / 5 pts
- The movement stemmed from advocates of aesthetic photography wishing to distinguish there work from the commercial and scientific aspects of photography. Having photography receive the same recognition as a legitimate art form was the primary goal of this group, whose works were known as . Their beliefs stemmed from the early concepts of put forth by the photographer .
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- Answer 1:
- Pictorialism
- Answer 2:
- Pictorialist
- Answer 3:
- Naturalism
- Answer 4:
- Alfred Stieglitz
- Question 2
- 5 / 5 pts
- Match the following terms with the most appropriate definition or corresponding term.
- Roy Stryker FSA
- Alfred Stieglitz Photo-Secession
- Lewis Hine Child Labor
- Jacob Riis Tenement Housing
- August Sander Different social class
- PartialQuestion 3
- 3.33 / 5 pts
- Select all of the following that have a direct correlation or relevance to Pictorialism.
- Marion Post Wolcott
- Gertrude Käsebier
- F. Holland Day
- Gordon Parks
- Alfred Stieglitz
- Question 4
- 5 / 5 pts
- The three favorite motifs of the aesthetic photographers were ...
- urban landscape
- the Great Depression
- the Industrial Revolution
- the male nude
- *the female form
- social documentation
- urban and inner city poor
- narrative scenes
- genre scenes
- *scenes depicting women and children together
- allegorical scenes
- *pure and natural landscape
- IncorrectQuestion 5
- 0 / 2.5 pts
- The ___________ process is a method favored by Pictorialists, whereby a photograph is transferred to a copper plate that is etched, inked, and printed on fine art paper on a flat press, which produces a limited edition of nearly identical prints.
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- ennobling
- equivalent
- gravure
- straight printing NOT THIS
- stereograph
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- straight printing
- ennobling
- stereograph
- gravure
- equivalent
- PartialQuestion 6
- 1.67 / 5 pts
- Select all of the following that have a direct correlation or relevance to the FSA.
- Walker Evans
- Arthur Rothstein
- Lewis Hine
- Dorothea Lange
- Margaret Bourke-White
- PartialQuestion 7
- 3.75 / 5 pts
- Select all of the following that have a direct correlation or relevance to the New York Photo Secession.
- Berenice Abbot
- Gertrude Käsebier
- Edward Steichen
- Alfred Stieglitz
- Clarence H. White
- PartialQuestion 8
- 2.5 / 5 pts
- This is one of two iconic images, of which the author of our textbook cites in particular, that later generations of Americans would come to know the rural communities in the midwest of the 1930s. Select all of the following that have a direct correlation or relevance to this image and work.
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- Walker Evans
- Pictorialism
- Lewis Hine
- The Photo League
- FSA
- Arthur Rothstien
- National Child Labor Committee
- Gertrude Kasebier
- Roy E. Stryker
- The Great Depression
- PartialQuestion 9
- 2.5 / 5 pts
- Two early Photo Secessionists would go on to become America's best known Pictorialist photographers of the era. was considered the classic American Pictorialist and eventually founded his own photography school, teaching many notable future photographers. His female counterpart , "was praised for having done more for artistic portraiture than any other of her time, painter or photographer."
- Answer 1:
- Alfred Stiegltz
- Answer 2:
- Gertrude Kasebier*
- PartialQuestion 10
- 2.5 / 5 pts
- Select all of the following that had a direct correlation or relevance to the American Photo-Secession's New York influences.
- The Linked Ring
- European Modernism
- Camera Work
- photography as an art object
- Realism
- straight printing
- The Photo League
- "291"
- Question 11
- 5 / 5 pts
- Match the following terms with the most appropriate definition or corresponding term.
- Lewis Hine Photographed huge
- Berenice Abbot credited with the the
- Gertrude Käsebier credited as having do
- John Thomson publication series
- August Sander created images dep
- PartialQuestion 12
- 2.5 / 5 pts
- This is one of two iconic images, which the author of our textbook cites in particular, that later generations of Americans would come to know the rural communities of the 1930s. Select all of the following that have a direct correlation or relevance to this image and work.
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- FSA
- Dorothea Lange
- The Photo league
- The New Deal
- National Child Labor Committee
- Bernice Abbott
- The Great Depression
- PartialQuestion 13
- 2 / 5 pts
- Match the following terms with the most appropriate definition or corresponding term.
- Lewis Hine
- Thomas Craig Annan
- Clarence H. White
- Edward Stiechen
- F. Holland Day
- IncorrectQuestion 14
- 0 / 2.5 pts
- The Linked Ring was a Pictorialist group that also consisted of some members that favored "straight" photography, involving alternative processes and subject choices instead of physically manipulating photographs.
- *True
- False
- Question 15
- 5 / 5 pts
- In an effort to strengthen the position of photographic art the photographer Alfred Stieglitz undertook a project he called Equivalents that were images of clouds and sky. The premise was to demonstrate "that in art, visual form, and not specific subject matter, conveys emotional and psychological meaning."
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- Answer 1:
- Alfred Stieglitz
- Answer 2:
- Equivalents
- Question 16
- 2.5 / 2.5 pts
- [x] was one of the first motifs to be affected by the new Pictorialist sensibility. Pictorialist photographers took their cues from painters like Whistler, Boecklin, and Henry Ward Ranger. An example of this motif in a Pictorialist photograph is Woods Interior by Edward Steichen.
- Social documentation
- Abstraction
- Labor
- Still Life
- *Landscape and nature
- IncorrectQuestion 17
- 0 / 2.5 pts
- The Photo League formed in the 1930's, committed to "aesthetic" picture-making, and early on set out to depict the less picturesque aspects of urban life, which they felt were being ignored by "straight" Modernist photographers.
- True
- *False
- PartialQuestion 18
- 1.67 / 5 pts
- This comparison of images depict how photography outweighed graphic illustrations as being instrumental in establishing photography as the preferred medium with which to champion social problems as early as 1889. Select all of the following that have a direct correlation or relevance to the image and work.
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- Walker Evans
- "Face of our Time"
- Pictorialism
- August Sander
- "How the Other Half Lives"
- The Progressive movement
- The Photo League
- Jacob Riis
- Question 19
- 2.5 / 2.5 pts
- The Depression era images taken by the FSA photographers were influential in directing interest to the American scene and reviving the ___________ style in visual arts. This movement enjoyed a brief period of coexistence with more formally conceived modes of expression derived from European modernist movements. This contributed largely to the work being exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art.
- Neoclassical
- Impressionist
- Abstract
- *Realist
- Romanticist
- PartialQuestion 20
- 4 / 5 pts
- Select all of the following that explain how “social documentation” differed from other forms of documentary images, in terms of intent and how they were seen.
- *Presented as groups of images rather than individually.
- *Closely tied to advances in printing technology and the growth of the popular press.
- *Not ordinarily shown in the salons and exhibitions devoted to artistic images.
- *Not sold individually in the manner of genre, landscape, and architectural scenes.
- *Intended to both inform and move the viewer.
- PartialQuestion 21
- 2.5 / 5 pts
- Which of the following photographic methods tended to be favored by Pictorialist photographers?
- Photogravure
- Silver-gelatin
- Daguerreotype
- Collodion- albumen
- * Gum bichromate printing PLUS ONE MORE
- Question 22
- 5 / 5 pts
- This iconic image titled "The Steerage" , with it's unique vantage point and geometric divisions separating the passenger classes, was an early indicator of stylistic changes coming to photography in the early 20th century. Upon seeing this image the painter Picasso remarked "that he and photographer Alfred Stieglitz were working in the same avant-garde spirit."
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- Answer 1:
- "The Steerage"
- Answer 2:
- Alfred Stieglitz
- Question 23
- 2.5 / 2.5 pts
- The way the nude figure was handled can often best illustrate the differences that developed between aesthetic camera “pictures” and straight camera documents.
- *True
- False
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