_____ relied on precise details and imitations of perception without the alteration of them, but still contained a quality that was human, generated from the experience of the artists.
Realism
Ansel _____ was an environmentalist as well as an American photographer.
Adams
Hopper was an American painter with a lonely theme in many of his paintings.
True
_____’s trademark portraits usually displayed the body of the model all the way down to the knees.
Sargent
The ______, who historically is known for its practicality, loved how the photography images were clear and understandable, and the method for capturing them was at an affordable cost.
middle class
__________ experimented and was known for his wet-plate technique to photography.
Nadar
Millet painted scenes of peasants with a sense of dignity.
true
The artist who almost always incorporated an architectural facade or urban structure as the backdrop for his compositions was _____.
Hopper
Nocturne in Black and Gold: The Falling Rocket is iconic and shows the beginnings of _____ art.
Abstract
The photographer famous for taking photos of the Great Depression was _____.
Lange
________ ‘s pieces were larger than life, with canvases that often scaled larger than 10 × 20 ft.
Courbet
While many thought of photography as only a means to capture a fleeting image, the photographer ______ worked alongside the artist Delacroix to create an image that also captured a mood.
Durieu
________ invented the calotype, a device which depended on using negatives
Talbot
______________ was the founder of Kodak photography
George Eastman
Mathew ______ was one of the most celebrated photographers of the 19th Century, made famous by his photojournalistic representation of the United States Civil War.
Brady
The interior of the Crystal Palace resembled the architecture that could be found inn Roman and Christian _____ because of its flat nave and barrel-vaulted transept.
basilicas
In the ______, the reading room has two large barrel-vaulted halls that are separated by a row of cast iron columns that sit on concrete stands, or pedestals.
Sainte-Geneviève Library
Muybridge’s images were copied in silhouette form and put on a disc, which was then viewed through a _____ where the disc would turn at such a speed that it gave the still images a sense of movement.
Zoopraxiscope
______ painted several seascape scenes
Homer
John Nash designed the _____ in such a way that would show a variety of styles.
Royal Pavilion
_____ is the term that describes the era where many building designers were creating structures that were reminiscent of the past, and they were reviving those styles in the present day design.
Revivalism
The _____ was voted London’s most famous landmark, and the clock itself is known for its accuracy and reliability.
Clock Tower
________’s basic theme was peasant life, mostly portrayed by people working or involved in some common everyday activity.
Millet
_______ painted the iconic American Gothic
Wood
