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Art
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Name
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Art History
of the Western World:
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Date
Due: April 26, 2006
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1400 Through
Contemporary
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You
earned __________ out of 25 possible points.
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Worksheet
#9
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Chapter
27: Nineteenth-Art in Europe and the United States
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| Why was Manet's Luncheon on the Grass considered so shocking? |
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| How is Luncheon on the Grass related to masterpieces of the past? What work/s in particular inspired it? |
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| In what ways did Manet break with Renaissance convention in Luncheon on the Grass? Why did Manet choose to break the rules? |
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| How does Luncheon on the Grass answer Baudelaire's call for new subjects? |
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| What artistic movement did Manet's work encourage? Why did the artists of this movement reject convention? Specifically, how did their works break the rules? |
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| How is the impulse towards rule breaking, in the arts, related to modernism? |
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| Define the avant-garde. |
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