2004 Essay Questions. Essay Question 1: The following statement, made by Mary Cassatt in 1904, refers to her 1879 collaboration with the artistic group.

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2004 Essay Questions

Essay Question 1: The following statement, made by Mary Cassatt in 1904, refers to her 1879 collaboration with the artistic group with which she is most closely associated. “Our…exhibition… was a protest against official exhibitions and not a grouping of artists with the same tendencies…”

To which group of artists does Cassatt’s remark pertain? Referring to the Cassatt work shown and a work by one other artist in this group, defend her claim that these artists did not have the same stylistic tendencies. (5 minutes)

Essay Question 2: Identify the culture or style of the manuscript page on the right. Discuss the art historical relationship between the two works shown. (10 minutes)

Essay Question 3: Both buildings are from the same art historical period. Name the period. Account for the differences in the interiors of these buildings. (10 minutes)

Essay Question 4: Both works were painted in the 1760’s by the same artist. Identify the intellectual or philosophical movement most closely associated with these paintings. Discuss ways in which the content of the paintings expresses philosophical, social, or intellectual concerns of the period. (10 minutes)

Essay Question 5: The work on the left is from the beginning of the Roman portrait tradition, and the work on the right is from the end of that tradition. Identify the portrait on the right. Discuss ways in which the function and time period of each period of each work account for the differences in their appearances. (10 minutes)

Essay Question 6: Identify the period of the fresco shown here in a black-and- white illustration. How does the work exemplify the artistic concerns of its period? (5 minutes)

Essay Question 7: Identify the century in which these works were created. Discuss how the religious beliefs of their respective cultures determined the appearance of each interior. (10 minutes)

Essay Question 8: This question asks you to explore the stylistic relationships between the form and content of figurative art. How a culture is perceived is often expressed in depictions of the human figure. Choose two specific representations of the human body from different cultures. Only one of your choices may be from a European artistic tradition. Discuss significant aspects of each culture that are revealed by the way in which the human body in depicted. (30 minutes)

Essay Question 9: The relationship between an artist or architect and a patron very often shapes the form and content of a work of art or architecture. Identify two works, each from a different art historical period, and name the specific persons who commissioned them. Discuss how the specific interests and intentions of the particular patrons are revealed in each work. (30 minutes)