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CLEP Humanities All In One
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1. An English maker of pottery and china - he developed mass production of quality porcelain. Signature blue or pink with cameo inset.
Josiah Wedgewood
Greek Doric
D.W. Griffith
Frank Gehry 1929
2. Composed 'Rite of Spring'
Frank Lloyd Wright
Stravinsky
The Parthenon
Vermeer
3. God of the Underworld and Death
Hades/Pluto
Vincent van Gogh
Joseph Conrad
Merchant of Venice
4. God of the underworld - and wealth
Personification
Mathew Brady
Hades/Pluto
Apollo
5. French composer (born in Poland) and pianist of the romantic school. Known as the 'poet of the piano'
King Lear
Handel
Aaron Copeland
Chopin
6. Perfected literary conversation and introduced everyday speech to theater
Aaron Copeland
Renoir
Moliere (Jean-Baptiste Poquelin)
Andrea Palladio
7. A presocratic Greek philosopher who said that fire is the origin of all things and that permanence is an illusion as all things are in perpetual flux (All is change).
Cervantes
Aubrey Beardsley
Claude Monet
Heraclitus
8. Known for ragtime music - piano player. Composed 'The Entertainment'
aside
Scott Joplin
American Indian Rugs
Michelangelo
9. One unit of meter in poetry
Foot
Henry Dixon Cowell
Renaissance Art
Hephaestus/Vulcan
10. Pre-Socrates
Eugene O'Neil
sculpture
Jane Austen
Greek Philosophers Before Socrates
11. Artist of 'Jack in the Pulpit IV' (1930) - 'Petunia' (1925) - 'Cow's Skull - Red - White - and Blue' (1931) - and 'Red Amaryllis' (1937) - Realistic nature images with strong - vibrant colors identify the works of O'Keeffe
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12. Composed 'Symphonie Fantastique'
Thomas Hobbes
Chopin
Hector Berlioz
Simile
13. African American writer who wrote Oak and Ivy and about the lives of slavery
Charles Dickens
Joan Miro
Simile
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
14. Is an illuminated manuscript Gospel book in Latin - containing the four Gospels of the New Testament together with various prefatory texts and tables.
Rembrandt
Islam
Zeus/Jupiter
Book of Kells
15. Court dances
Seurat
Hexameter
Friedrich Nietzsche
Pavane and the Polonaise
16. American novelist - essayist and satirist - Huckleberry Finn - Tom Sawyer
Merry Wives of Windsor
bust
Theme
Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens)
17. A musical composition for voices and orchestra
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Lionel Hampton
Simone De Beauvoir
oratorio
18. The idea that matter is made out of atoms
Atomism
Arthur Miller
madrigal
Doric
19. Death of a Salesman
tragic figure
Arthur Miller
tempura
Greek Ionic
20. Action painting - put his canvas on the floor and brought his whole body into action while he splashed and dripped colors in swirling configurations
D.W. Griffith
Jackson Pollock
Stephen Crane
Irony
21. The farmer/ merchant caste in Hinduism
Verdi and Puccini
Neoclassicism
Vaishyas
Edmund Spenser
22. Played the xylophone and marimba
Salvador Dali
Ares/Mars
Lionel Hampton
Hestia/Vesta
23. Goldsmith and sculptor - wrote one of the first autobiographies
Minimalist Music
Mathew Brady
Doric
cellini
24. Architect refurbished St. Paul's Cathedral
Arthur Miller
Christopher Wren
Fresco
Alexander Dumas
25. Famous artists: Henri Matisse - Raoul Dufy - and Andre Derain - Lasting for three short years (1905-1908) - fauvism served as the foundation for much of subsequent twentieth-century art. Its work was full of vibrant colors and boldly distorted figure
Minimalist Music
Aside
Socrates
Fauvism
26. A musical composition for voices and orchestra
Frank Lloyd Wright
Andrew Wyeth
Jules Verne
oratorio
27. God of Wine
Mies van der Rohe
Alice Walker
Dionysus/Bacchus
D.W. Griffith
28. American Playwright: The Crucible; Death of a Salesman; All My Sons
The Parthenon
Minimalist Music
Arthur Miller
Martha Graham
29. An imitation of the style identified with the art and literature of ancient Greece and Rome. Usually associated with European art and literature from the mid-1600s through the eighteenth century.
Neoclassicism
Usonian
Herman Melville
Federico Fellini
30. French impressionist painter
Picasso
Monet
Johannes Brahms
Stravinsky
31. Assembled architectural sculptures of 'found' wooden objects and used them to construct screens of boxes of varied sizes which she painted in monochromatic colors.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
louise nevelson
Andrew Wyeth
flat
32. Italian painter - engineer - musician - and scientist. The most versatile genius of the Renaissance - filled notebooks with engineering and scientific observations that were in some cases centuries ahead of their time. As a painter he is best known f
The Muses
Alfred Hitchcock
Immanuel Kant
Leonardo da Vinci
33. Ancient Greek philosopher who formulated paradoxes that defended the belief that motion and change are illusory (circa 495-430 BC)
Zeno
Moliere (Jean-Baptiste Poquelin)
Socrates
Christopher Wren
34. Author of the first real historical drama and first English tragedy - The Tragedy of Doctor Faustus - Edward the Second
John Dryden
Pilgrim's Progress
Christopher Marlowe
Pythagoras
35. German composer who developed the Romantic style of both lyrical and classical music
Greek Ionic
Alexander Dumas
Beethoven & Wagner
Johannes Brahms
36. Wrote 'The Three Musketeers' and 'The Man in the Iron Mask' and The Count of Monte-Cristo
Da Vinci
Alexander Dumas
Flying buttress
Thales
37. An epic is a longer poem written in lofty style - presenting characters of high social class in a series of adventures. It is tied to one hero of epic proportions - yet the entire poem details the history of a nation or race. Example: the Odyssey and
Epic
Tyche/Fortuna
No Greek Equivalent/Janus
Hera/Juno
38. DNA of the song
Pentatonic Scale
Federico Fellini
Thomas Gainsborough
pop art
39. Spanish Romantic Painter - Disaster of war series - Third Day of May - Rembrandt influence - moral issues - court painter to Charles IV
Kouroi
Francisco Goya 1746-1828
aside
Richard Sheridan
40. (1876) 19th-20th c. Romanian sculptor known for highly simplified archetypical human and animal forms (The Kiss; Bird in Space)
Neoplatonism
Bronte Sisters
michelangelo
constantin brancusi
41. A story were characters or objects represent abstract idea or qualities. i.e. Goodness - Evil - Love - Death - etc...
Pavane and the Polonaise
Allegory
sculpture
Irony
42. Real name was Domenicos Theotocopoulos - Much of his work expressed religious ecstasy - and El Greco painted many revealing works of devoted ascetics - most notable of which was Burial of the Count Orgaz. An expressionist - his work often included fl
Fresco
Geoffrey Chaucer
flat
El Greco
43. Euripidedes - Aeschylus - and Sophodes
Tragic Playwrights
Andrew Wyeth
Trochaic pattern
Tragic figure
44. Court dances
Pavane and the Polonaise
Joan Miro
El Greco
Martin Heidegger
45. A painting - drawing - or sculpture of Mary - the Mother of Jesus - holding the dead body of Jesus. The word means 'pity' in Italian.
Foot
James Boswell
pieta
Arnold Schoenberg 1874-1951
46. Abstract sculptor who used rounding techniques and very little detail
Jules Verne
Thomas Gainsborough
henry moore
Christopher Marlowe
47. Designed by Mayans - this was once a temple - next to the Pyramid of Sacrifice. Located at Uxmal - it was used for sacrificial ceremonies as late as 1673.
The Pigeon House
Brussels tapestries
Hector Berlioz
Sitar
48. Five-foot line
Giotto
Pentameter
Eugene O'Neil
Penny Marshall
49. Wrote 'Being and Time'. nfluenced by the work of Edmund Husserl and considered a founding father of existentialism - Heidegger ultimately rejected both associations. Instead - he focused simply on 'being' and examining human moods and experiences. He
Mark Twain
Mies van der Rohe
Martin Heidegger
Herman Melville
50. Leucippus and Democritus
Penny Marshall
Pieta
Atomists
Hans-Georg Gadamer