Make a test out of the following information: Trophime Bigot = 'the Candlelight Master' in France [old woman with a candle]; Francisco de Zurbaran = 'Spanish Caravaggio' in Spain [... Make a test out of the following information: Trophime Bigot = 'the Candlelight Master' in France [old woman with a candle]; Francisco de Zurbaran = 'Spanish Caravaggio' in Spain [hanged dude in white]; Artemisia Gentileschi = Power of Women. [cutting dude's neck, no candle]; Rembrandt van Rijn = Successful portrait painter and teacher of many important artists, Golden light; William Turner = Painter, printmaker, watercolourist, professor and gallery owner. Expressive portrayal of light in (maritime) landscape paintings [Fisherman at sea, green one]; Claude Monet = 'Founder of Impressionism' and key precursor to Modernism, Paint nature as perceived by artist [sunrise, lady in rose dress, boats, picnic, train station]; Henri Cartier-Bresson = Founding member Magnum Photos, Artist and humanist photographer; Alexander Rodchenko = Sculptor, photographer and graphic designer in Soviet Russia, odd angles, Photomontage; Edward Weston = 'one of the most innovative and influential American photographers' [weird, non-defined shapes, stairs, big square windows]; Cindy Sherman = Postmodernist photographer (comment on contemporary society), Untitled Film Stills, Self-portraits in different contexts; Jeff Wall = Photographer and professor. Staged scenes with references to art history or philosophical problems. [His name is wall, one of his photos has a wall of a drain]; Stephan Vanfleteren = Photojournalist → portraiture, Sober, black and white, close to the subject, nature morte; NEO-ASSYRIAN EMPIRE. King Ashurbanipal = Warrior society, Divine protection of the gods [propaganda, action, no perspective, details to anatomy]; Lamassu = [horse, bird, human creature], 'Protective spirit', Symbol of power; The Death of Sardanapalus. Eugène Delacroix = [orgy man]; Eugène Delacroix = Orientalism, Romanticism; Orientalism = subject matter; Romanticism = Warm reds vs. bright whites, Asymmetrical / diagonal composition, brush strokes visible [orgy, liberty, naked people and a horse]; NEO-BABYLONIAN EMPIRE. King Nebuchadnezzar II = Flourishing of art, architecture, urban development and science, written accounts; Ishtar Gate of Babylon [blue ones] = Processional Way, Wall reliefs with glazed bricks, Lions → Ishtar; Ishtar or Inanna = 'Queen of the Heaven', 'being lapis lazuli, silver, and wood', Associated with sensuality, procreation, divine law, and political power; Religion in Japan = Shinto or Shintoism, Buddhism, Confucianism; Vanitas = allegorical artworks that remind the viewer of the shortness and fragility of life; Paragone = discussion about superiority of painting and sculpture over each other; the Liberal Arts = skill in scholarship and learning; Terminator = The darkest areas in the image are the base of the cast shadow and the border between the areas of the ball that are in sunlight and in shade: this zone is called the terminator. [darkest part of shadow between light and bounced light]; sharp-edged shadows are from small light source.
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The question is asking to create a test based on various artists, their styles, and historical contexts in art. This includes identifying key features of their works, understanding movements such as Romanticism and Orientalism, and recognizing important historical figures and symbols from different cultures.
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Design questions based on artists' contributions, styles, and historical context.
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