Visual Arts Trials Flashcards

(21 cards)

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What is the 1st Artist?

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Anish Kapoor

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What is the 2nd Artist?

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Leonardo Da Vinci

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What is the 3rd Artist?

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Rachel Ruysch

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What is the 1st Artwork

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Cloudgate

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What is the 2nd Artwork

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Mona Lisa

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What is the 3rd Artwork

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Fruit and Insects

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What is the 1st Artwork’s Context?

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Created in 2004–2006 for Millennium Park, Chicago
Nicknamed “The Bean” due to its shape
Reflects the Chicago skyline and sky with a seamless mirrored surface

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What is the 2nd Artwork’s Context?

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Painted between 1503–1506 (possibly longer)
Portrait of Lisa Gherardini, wife of a Florentine merchant
Housed in the Louvre Museum, Paris

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What is the 3rd Artwork’s Context?

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Dutch still life painted in 1711 during the Dutch Golden Age
Ruysch was one of the most successful female painters of her time
Combines botanical precision with symbolic meaning. Impacted by the recent invention of the microscope

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Interesting facts about the 1st artwork?

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  • It’s made of 168 stainless steel plates welded together, yet has no visible seams.
  • Inspired by liquid mercury and the idea of distorted reality.
  • Visitors can walk underneath its arch — the central chamber distorts reflections in unusual ways.
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Interesting facts about the 2nd artwork?

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  • The Mona Lisa’s eyes and smile seem to follow the viewer — due to Leonardo’s mastery of sfumato (soft transitions).
  • It has survived theft (1911) and attacks (e.g., a rock in 1956 and cake in 2022).
  • It’s surprisingly small: just 77 x 53 cm (30 x 21 in).
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Interesting facts about the 3rd artwork?

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  • She was trained by her botanist father, so her natural forms are incredibly scientifically accurate.
  • Insects like butterflies, ants, and dragonflies are included to show decay, fragility, and realism.
  • Her compositions often feature asymmetry and diagonal movement, unusual for still life.
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13
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What is Anish Kapoor’s artwork?

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Cloudgate

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14
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What is Leonardo Da Vinci’s artwork?

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Mona Lisa

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What is Rachel Ruysch’s artwork?

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Fruit and Insects

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16
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What is the subject + Medium of the first artwork

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Metal reflection + Sculpture

17
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What is the subject + Medium of the second artwork

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Mona Lisa (Duh) + Oil Painting

18
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What is the subject + Medium of the third artwork

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fruit and insects + Oil Painting

19
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When was Cloudgate made?

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21st century (post modern): 2006

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When was Mona Lisa made?

21
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When was Fruit and Insects made?