1. Oscar Wilde

2. James McNeil Whistler

3. Aubrey Vincent Beardsley

4. John LaFarge

5. Frank Furness

1. Anglo-Irish playwright, novelist, poet, short story writer and Freemason

2. The Peacock Room

3. His most famous erotic illustrations were on the themes of history and mythology - Lysistrata and Salome

4. American painter, stained glass window maker, decorater, and writer

5. The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts

1. The Starry Night

2. The Scream

3. Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?

4. Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte

5. Blue Horse 1

1. Vincent Van Gogh

2. Edvard Munch

3. Paul Gauguin

4. George Seurat

5. Franz Marc

True or False:

Juan Gris, Pablo Picasso and George Braque were founders of Cubism

Which of these individuals does not belong in this group?

A - Theo Van Doesburg

B - Hans Poelzig

C - J. J. Oud

D - Gerrit Rietveld

E - Piet Mondrian

True or False:

Frank Lloyd wright gave careful consideration to human factors in the design of his furniture.

Designer:

Frank Lloyd Wright

Designer:

Josef Hoffman

Sculptor:

George Kolbe

1. "Flaming June"

2. Design & Facilities

3. Empress of India

4. 1876 Centennial

1. Frederick Leighton

2. Perini Suite

3. Queen Victoria

4. Philadelphia

1. Flaming June

2. Exposition of 1889

3. The Empress of India

4. The 1876 Centennial

1. Frederick Leighton

2. Gallerie des Machines (Hall of Machines)

3. Queen Victoria

4. Philadelphia

1. Firth of Forth Bridge

2. John Augustus Roebling

3. Samuel Morse

4. Isambard K. Brunel

5. Alexander Graham Bell

1. Cast iron truss bridge in Scotland

2. Brooklyn Bridge

3. Electrical Telegraph

4. The S.S. Great Eastern

5. inventor of the telephone

1. Peter Behrens

2. Lazlo Moholy-Nagy

3. George Braque

4. Piet Mondrian

5. Eric Mendelsohn

1. corporate design consultant

2. photograms

3. cubism

4. Broadway Boogie Woogie

5. Einstein Tower

True or False:

The Vienna Secessionist movement was a reaction to the Industrial revolution.

1. Vladimir Tatlin

2. Alexander Rodchenko

3. El Lissitzky

4. Naum Gabo

5. Kasimir Malevich

1. "Monument to the Third International"

2. Russian photo montage posters

3. Russian constructivist architecture and graphics

4. Russian Constructivist sculptor

5. circle and squares (painting)

1. Adolph Loos

2. Gustav Klimt

3. Josef Maria Olbrich

4. Josef Wanger

5. Oskar Kokoschka

1. Chicago Tribune Competition of 1922

2. "The Embrace"

3. The Secession Building

4. The Postal Savings Bank

5. "The Tempest (Bride of the Wind)"

True or False:

Statuary, was often used by the architects and designers, Otto Wagner, Josef Hoffman and Josef Olbrich in their buildings.

True or False:

The Steiner house in Vienna is an excellent example of a highly decorative Secessionist design.

True or False:

The architect Louis Sullivan is often thought of as a pioneer of moderism, the advocate of the idea that (form follows function); An employer of and mentor to Frank Lloyd Wright. His ability to ornament in a personal Art Nouveau vocabulary with modern structure made him an extraordinary designer.

True or False:

"Distinct superimposed parts were painted or often pasted onto the canvas." This statement best describes Synthetic Cubism.

1. Glessner House

2. Stained glass for Trinity Church

3. The Snail Room

4. The Peacock Room

5. Casa Mila

1. H.H. Richardson

2. John Lafarge

3. Carlo Bugatti

4. Whistler

5. Antonin Gaudi

True or False:

The influence of primitive African art can be readily seen in the work of the Arts and Craft movement.

1. Charles Locke Eastlake

2. Arthur Heygate Mackmurdo

3. William Morris

4. Jane Burden

5. Charles Robert Ashbee

1. "Hints on Household Taste in Furniture"

2. Wren's City Churches" frontispiece

3. espoused the philosophy that art should be affordable, hand-made, and that there should be no hierarchy of artistic mediums.

4. model and wife of William Morris

5. English designer and entrepreneur who was a prime mover of the English Arts and Crafts movement and its cooperative structure fromt he socialism of William Morris.

Which of the following does not belong in this group?

A. Farnsworth House

B. Harvard Graduate Center

C. Barcelona Pavillion

D. Seagram Building

E. Tugenhat House

True or False:

Dots were used as a design motif by Peter Behrens and Josef Hoffmann.

True or False:

Unity Temple, the Larkin Building, the Monadnock Building, the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, and Robie House, icons of modern design, were all designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

True or False:

The Marshall Field warehouse in Chicago was designed by Frank Furness.

True or False:

"Der Blause Reiter" (The Blue Rider) refers to a German Expressionist movement.

1. Graduate Center at Harvard University

2. Lake Shore Drive apartments

3. Isokon Lounge Chair

4. Broadacre City

5. Weimar School of Arts & Crafts

1. Walter Gropius

2. Mies van der Rohe

3. Marcel Breuer

4. Frank Lloyd Wright

5. Henry van de Velde

True or False:

The Shakers were strict believers in celibacy.

True or False:

The Art Nouveau movement is base don the free use of ornamentation and forms of nature.

1. Vladimir Tatlin

2. Kasimir Malevich

3. Marian Brandt

4. Mies van der Rohe

5. Franz Marc

1. proposal for "Monument to the Third International"

2. Constructivist painting

3. Bauhaus metal program

4. Director of the Bauhaus

5. member Der Blaue Reiter (The Blue Rider)

True or False:

True or False:

The Chicago School developed an aesthetic that emphasized large windows and a regulated grid pattern made possible by steel frame construction.

1. Georgian Furniture

2. Statue of Liberty 

3. Portland Vase

4. Morris and Company

5. The Beguiling of Merlin

1. George Hepplewhite

2. Gustav Eiffel

3. Josiah Wedgewood

4. Ford Madox Brown

5. Edward Burne-Jones

True or False:

The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood rejected the poor industrial manufacture quality of decorative arts and architecture and favored a return to hand craftsmanship, raising artisans to the status of artists.

1. 1893 Chicago Stock Exchange Building

2. Hill House

3. Steiner House

4. Palais Stoclet

5. Majolica House

1. Louis Sullivan

2. Charles rennie Mackintosh

3. Adolf Loos

4. Josef Hoffmann

5. Otto Wagner

1. One of the first to understand and appreciate the significance of industrial design.

2. Victorian Japonisme

3. The Seven Lamps of Architecture

4. The Communist Manifesto

1. Charles Francis Annesley Voysey

2. Edward W. Goodwin

3. John Ruskin

4. Karl Marx

Style:

Vienna Secession

True or False:

Frank Lloyd Wright believed in organic design.

Identify the artist that does not belong with the others named.

A - El Lissitzky

B - Umberto Boccioni

C - Vladimir Tatlin

D - Naum Gabo

E - Alexsander Rodchenko

True or False:

Art Nouveau rejected mass production.

1. Joseph Paxton

2. Prince Albert

3. Sir Henry Cole

4. Orson Squire Fowler

5. Murphy

1. The Great Stove

2. consort to the British Queen

3. recognized the importance of combining art and industry

4. Phrenology

5. Fold-up bed

True or False:

The Bauhaus was closed because the designs produced were not popular with German industry.

The circle was a recurrent theme of _____.

A - Peter Behrens

B - Oskar Schlemmer 

C - Frank Lloyd Wright

D - Marianne Brandt

E - All of the above

F - None of the Above

True or False:

The Centennial Exposition of Philadelphia was a showcase of Victorian design in America, much as the Great Exhibition had been in England.

1. Coalbrookdale

2. Thomas Newcomen

3. James Watts

4. George Stephenson

5. Brunel

1. center of iron smelting

2. first practical steam engine

3. steam engine to pumpe water from coal mines

4. steam powered locomotive named rocket

5. The Clifton Suspension Bridge

True or False:

The outlining of buildings and volumes was a stylistic detail used by Josef Hoffman.

True or False:

William Morris championed the use of machines in mass-producing furniture at reason prices.

True or False:

This is the Carpenter Center

1. Joseph Paxton

2. Prince Albert

3. Sir Henry Cole

4. Orson Squire Fowler

5. A Victoria Style

1. The Great Stove

2. Queen Victoria

3. recognized the importance of combining art and industry

4. created the octagon house

5. Button Upholstery

1. Secession Building

2. Ornament and Crime

3. Transportation Building 1893

4. Puckersdorf Sanatorium

5. Karlsplatz Station

1. Josef Olbrich

2. Adolf Loos

3. Louis Sullivan

4. Josef Hoffmann

5. Otto Wagner

1. Transportation Building at the 1893 Chicago Fair

2. Auditorium Building

3. Wainwright Building

4. Reliance Building

5. Rookery Building Lobby

1. Louis Sullivan

2. Dankmar Adler and Louis Sullivan

3. first true expression of a skyscraper

4. Burnham and Root

5. Frank Lloyd Wright

1. Monadnack Building, phase one

2. Carso Pirie Scott

3. The Gage Group

4. The Bradbury Building

1. the last significant Chicago skyscraper

2. Louis Sullivan

3. Alternate expression of steel frame architecture

4. Los Angeles example of the Chicago School

True or False:

Biedermeier was a German 19th century style of furniture that combined Neoclassical and provincial elements.

True or False:

The use of bold capital letters in graphics, the outlining of buildings and furniture was characteristic of the Vienna Secessionist movment.

Pablo Picasso

True or False:

Alfonse Mucha and Audrey Beardsley were Art Nouveu graphic illustrators.

1. Taliesen West, Scottsdale, Arizona

2. House for Dr. Farnsworth

3. Textile artist and printmaker

4. Assosciated with expressionism, cubism and surrealism but his pictures are difficult to classify. They often have a child-like quality.

5. Austrian graphic designer, painter, photographer, and architect

1. Frank Lloyd Wright

2. Mies van der Rohe

3. Anni Albers

4. Paul Klee

5. Herbert Bayer

True or False:

The Tugenhat chair was based on the use of bicycle manufacturing technology.

Which of the following does not belong?

Le Modular

City of 3 million inhabitants

Maison de Verre

Nouveau Espirit

Basculent Chair

True or False:

"a house is a machine for living" was a statement made by Mies van der Rohe

True or False:

The Philadelphia architect Frank Furness, was strongly influenced by the French theorist an architect, Eugene Viollet-le-Duc and the English writer, John Ruskin.

What was found at the Columbian Exposition?

1. Electric Lighting of the Exposition

2. The Ferris Wheel

3. Lagoon Boots

4. Juicy Fruit Gum

5. Replicas of the Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria

6. Hamburgers first introduced to American public

7. Beaux-arts architecture

8. All of the items mentioned

1. Lyonel Feininger

2. Henry Van de Velde

3. Johannes Itten

4. Oskar Schlemmer

5. Herbert Bayer

1. Bauhaus frontispiece "Cathedrals"

2. designed the Weimar School of Arts and Crafts

3. The Art of Color

4. Bauhaus Seal

5. Bauhuas Universal typeface

True or False:

Majolica House with its glass cielings and floors and the array of modernistic aluminum interior ventillators standing like iconic pylons in the main banking area was one of the most significant designs of Otto Wagner.

True or False:

F. L. Wright influenced the lifestyles of Americans through the design of his Prairie House

1. "Wisteria" Table Lamp

2. Greene and Greene

3. Tassel House

4. Rockwood Pottery

5. The Craftsman

1. L.C. Tiffany

2. Western Stick Style

3. Victor Horta

4. Cincinnati, Ohio

5. Gustav Stickley

True or False:

The phase "Form Follows Function" is ascribed to Louis Sullivan

1. Paul Signac

2. Franz Marc

3. Edvard Munch

4. Frida Kahlo

5. Henri Matisse

1. Pointillism

2. German Expressionism

3. Norwegian Symbolism

4. Realism Symbolism and Expressionism

5. Fauvism

True or False:

Le Modulor was an exhibition designed by Le Corbusier

1. Ron Champ

2. La Tourette

3. Domino

4. Unite d'Habitation

5. Pavilion L'Esprit Nouveau

1. pilgrimage church

2. monastery

3. theoretical house

4. Marseilles apartment block

5. Paris 1925

True or False:

The Secessionist movement was a reaction to the conservative policies of the Viennese art establishment.

True or False:

The Winslow house by Frank Lloyd Wright was significant because it represented the ideal "prairie house".

1. The Art of Color

2. Weissenhof Siedlung, Stuttgart

3. 1,000,000.00 Marks

4. Photograms

5. House am Horn

1. Johannes Itten

2. Mies van der Rohe

3. Herbert Bayer

4. Lazlo Moholy-Nagy

5. 1923 Wiemar Bauhaus Exhibit

1. Bruno Taut

2. Amedeo Modigliani

3. Piet Mondrian

4. Hannes Meyer

5. Anni Albers

1. visionary architect

2. Expressionist painter

3. De Stijl Painter

4. socialist architect/educator

5. Bauhaus textile designer

1. North Easton, MA

2. Palace of Fine Arts, San Fransisco

3. Gamble House

4. The Works of Chaucer, Kelmscott Press

5. British Industrial Designer

1. H.H. Richardson

2. Bernard Maybeck

3. Charles and Henry Greene

4. William Morris

5. Christopher Dresser

True or False:

Louis Sullivan was influenced by H.H. Richardson

True or False:

The Cafe Fledermaus was a famous Art Nouveau restaurant in Paris.

True or False:

Frank Lloyd Wright was influenced by Japanese architecture.

True or False:

Walter Gropius eventually became the director of architecture at Harvard University.

Which of these individuals does not belong in the group?

1. Emilie Floge

2. Egone Schiele

3. Edouard Manet

4. Oskar Kokoschka

5. Gustav Klimt

True or False:

Greene and Greene were part of the California Arts & Craft movement in America also known as the Stick Style.

1. Bon Marche

2. Les Halles Centrales

3. Galarie Des Machines

4. The Brooklyn Bridge

1. cast iron and glass department store, Paris

2. Parisian Market

3. International Exhibition of 1889, Paris

4. John Augustus Roebling

Which one of the following was not a Bauhaus faculty member?

1. Paul Klee

2. Joost Schmidt

3. Johannes Itten

4. Lyonel Feininger

5. Hermann Muthesius

6. Oskar Schlemmer

7. Josef Albers

True or False:

Purism originated by Amandee Ozenfant and Le Corbusier was a style of painting that rejected cubism.

1. Paul Gauguin

2. William Blake

3. Georges-Pierre Seurat

4. Vincent van Gogh

5. Naum Gabo

1. Primativism

2. Symbolism

3. Pointillism

4. Post-Impressionism

5. Constructivism

1. Marcel Duchamp

2. Salvador Dali

3. Pablo Picasso

4. Amandee Ozenfant

5. Charlette Periand

1. Nude Descending a Staircase

2. The Persistance of Memory

3. Guernica

4. Purism

5. The Basculent Chair

1. Le Corbusier

2. Mies van der Rohe

3. Peter Behrens

4. Johannes Meyer

5. Bruno Taut

1. Carpenter Center, Harvard

2. Armour Institute

3. AEG

4. 2nd Director of the Bauhaus

5. Chicago Tribune Competition

1. Mies van der Rohe

2. Walter Gropius

3. Le Corbusier

4. Frank Lloyd Wright

5. Herman Muthesius

1. Lilly Reich

2. Adler Cabriolet and Sedan

3. Charlette Periand

4. Johnson Wax Headquarters

5. German Werkbund

1. Chandigarh, India

2. Le Modular

3. The Carpenter Center

4. B306 Chaise Lounge

5. Pavilion L'Esprit Nouveau

1. the city as a biological entity

2. mathematical proportions in the human body

3. a ramp is at its heart

4. inspired by an airplane wing construction

5. Exposition des Arts Des Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes