Final Exam Study Guide
The Final Exam will be held on Tuesday, May 24 from 11:30 am to 2 pm, and will be cumulative
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| Key Images Be able to identify the title, artist and date of the following images. |
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| Artist | Title | Date | Thumbnail Image |
Edward Weston |
Pepper #30 |
1930 |
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Ansel Adams |
Valley View, Yosemite |
c. 1933 |
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Dorothea Lange |
Migrant Mother, Nipomo CA |
1936 |
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Harold E. Edgerton |
Milk Drop |
1936 |
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Henri Cartier Bresson |
Prisoner of War Camp |
1945 |
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Joe Rosenthal |
Raising Old Glory |
1945 |
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Robert Frank |
Trolley- New
Orleans |
1955-56 |
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William Eggleston |
Huntsville, AL (Man in a Motel Room) |
c. 1969 - 70 |
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Diane Arbus |
Child with
a toy hand grenade |
1970 |
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Larry Clark |
Tulsa |
1971 |
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Cindy Sherman |
Untitled Film
Still #6 |
1979 |
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Sherrie Levine |
After Walker Evans #4 |
1981 |
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Andres Serrano |
Piss Christ |
1987 |
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Sally Mann |
Candy Cigarette |
1989 |
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Jeff Wall |
A Sudden Gust of Wind (After Hokusai) |
1993 |
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Catherine Opie |
Oliver in a Tutu |
2004 |
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Ken Gonzales Day |
Erased Lynching |
2005 |
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Key Terms Know the definition and historical significance of the following terms. |
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| Analogue era | Jouissance | Post-Structuralism |
| Appropriation | Life Magazine | Previsualization |
| Atomic Age | Male gaze | Semiotics |
| The "aura" | MOMA | Silkscreen |
| Body politics | NEA | |
| Decisive Moment | New Topographics | Snapshot Aesthetic |
| Digital era | Pastiche | Structuralism |
| Documentary photography | Photojournalism | The Americans |
| Farm Security Administration | Photorealism | The Family of Man |
| Group f/64 | Pop Art | Tulsa |
| Halftone | Postmodernism | Untitled Film Stills |
| Identity politics | Post-Photography | Zone System |
People |
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| Walter Benjamin | Henry Robinson Luce | Laura Mulvey |
| Questions to consider |
| Compare and contrast photographic approaches before and after the world wars. |
| What were Edward Steichen's intentions for The Family of Man exhibition? |
| What three photographers emerged as the leaders of the snapshot aesthetic movement? |
| Compare and contrast modernism with postmodernism. |
What ideas were central to Laura Mulvey’s Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema and Walter Benjamin’s The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction? How did these important essays influence postmodern photography? |
What controversies surrounded Andres Serrano’s, Robert Mapplethorpe’s and Joel Peter Witkin’s work? What did the controversies result in? |
What questions and concerns do we face in the age of digital photography? |
| Styles and Movements Be able to identify the style or movement the following works are associated with. |
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| Artwork | Style or movement |
| Joseph Niepce. View from His Window at Le Gras. c. 1826 - 27. | First photographic image |
| Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre. Le Boulevard Du Temple. c. 1838. | Daguerreotype |
| William Henry Fox Talbot. The Open Door. 1843. | Calotype |
| J. Zealey. Jack. 1847. | Daguerreotype |
| Henri Le Secq. Cathedral at Laon, France. 1851. | Missions Heliographiques |
| Roger Fenton. The Valley of the Shadow of Death. 1855. | Documentary |
| Oscar G. Rejlander. Two Ways of Life. 1857. | Combination print |
| Henry Peach Robinson. Fading Away. 1858. | Combination print |
| Carleton E. Watkins. Mt. Broderick. c. 1861. | Mechanical photography |
| Francis Frith. The Sphinx and the Great Pyramid Geezah. c. 1862. | Mechanical photography |
Matthew Brady Studio. Abraham Lincoln. c. 1863. |
Carte-de-visite |
| Alexander Gardner. Home of the Rebel Sharpshooter. 1863. | Documentary |
| Julia Margaret Cameron. Sappho. c. 1866. | Art photography |
| Eadweard Muybridge. Galloping Horse. 1878. | Scientific photography |
| Gertrude Kasebier. Portrait of Miss N.. c. 1902. | Pictorialism |
| Jacques-Henri Lartigue. My Hydro-glider with Propeller. 1904. | Snapshot |
| Edward Steichen. Moonlight: The Pond. 1906. | Pictorialism |
| Alfred Stieglitz. The Steerage. 1907. | Straight photography |
| Paul Strand. Wall Street. 1916. | New Vision |
| Hannah Hoch. Cut with a Kitchen Knife. 1919. | Dadaism |
| Aleksander Rodchenko. Woman at the Telephone. 1928. | New Vision |
| Edward Weston. Pepper #30. 1930. | Group f/64 |
| Ansel Adams. Valley View, Yosemite. c. 1933. | Group f/64 |
| Hans Bellmer. The Doll. c. 1934. | Surrealism |
| Dorothea Lange. Migrant Mother. 1936. | Documentary / FSA |
| Henri Cartier-Bresson. Prisoner of War Camp. 1945. | Decisive moment |
| Robert Frank. Trolley- New Orleans. 1955-56. | Post-war Documentary |
| Richard Hamilton. Just What Is It that Makes Today's Homes So Different,So Appealing? 1956. | Pop Art |
| William Eggleston. Huntsville, AL (Man in a Motel Room). c. 1969-70. | Color photography |
| Diane Arbus. Child with a toy hand grenade. 1970. | Snapshot Aesthetic |
| Larry Clark. Tulsa. 1971. | Documentary |
| Cindy Sherman. Untitled Film Still #6. 1979. | Postmodernism/ Identity Politics |
| Sherrie Levine. After Walker Evans #4. 1981. | Postmodernism/ Appropriation |
| Andres Serrano. Piss Christ. 1987. | Postmodernism/ Body Politics |
| Sally Mann. Candy Cigarette. 1989. | Postmodernism/ Identity Politics |
| Jeff Wall. A Sudden Gust of Wind (After Hokusai). 1993. | Postmodern Fabrication |
| Catherin Opie. Oliver in a Tutu. 2004. | Postmodernism/ Identity Politics |
| Ken Gonzalez Day. Erased Lynching. 2005. | Post-Photography |