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  1. AP Art History
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Later European and American Art, 1750–1980 CE

Question 1
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What role did advancements in photographic technology play in Impressionist painters' approach to capturing light effects?

Question 2
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During which period did artists like Henri Matisse start using bold simplifications of form and vibrant colors now associated with Fauvism?

Question 3
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What event in the first half of the twentieth century led to significant changes in European art as many artists fled to America?

Question 4
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Which term describes Marcel Duchamp’s practice of presenting everyday objects as art pieces?

Question 5
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Which artist created the painting "The Starry Night," which is a prime example of Post-Impressionist technique?

Question 6
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Which term refers to the late-19th-century artistic movement rejecting Realism and emphasizing light and color?

Question 7
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Which principle of design is characterized by the use of different but related elements to create interest in an artwork?

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Question 8
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Who was primarily responsible for developing the principles of abstract expressionism in the mid-20th century?

Question 9
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How did the use of color in Vincent van Gogh's "The Starry Night" differ conceptually from its use in Claude Monet's "Impression, Sunrise," reflecting their individual approaches to light and atmosphere?

Question 10
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Which element can be described as 'the path that the viewer's eye takes through an artwork'?