James Van Der Zee _____.Group of answer choiceswas well known for his collageshad most of his work destroyed because no one would purchase and store the collectioncreated hundreds of photos of Harlem's middle classmade work in a modern, silhouetted style

Harlem Renaissance artists' use of African art or motifs _____.Group of answer choicesconnected their work to Picasso and his modernist experimentswas very unpopular with their patronswas primarily for aesthetic valuewas often a way to show the roots of the Black cultural experience

Augusta Savage's sculpture Lift Ev'ry Voice _____.Group of answer choiceswas lost in transit to a collector's homewas destroyed after its display at the World's Fairwas cast in bronze by a wealthy benefactor and purchased by the Smithsonianwas put on permanent display in Harlem after its display at the World's Fair

Impressionist artists, including Degas, greatly admired the spatial organization and flat, unmodeled color areas of ____.Group of answer choicesJapanese woodblock printsthe Sistine CeilingscultpureRenaissance tapestries

Kurt Schwitters (1887-1948) was a German artist famous for his collages, or “Merz Pictures,” as he called them. He lived through World War I and World War II, witnessing immense changes in Germany. In a paper for an art history class, a student claims that Kurt Schwitters had a particular talent for using discarded materials to respond to a chaotic, incoherent world.Which quotation from a scholar describing Schwitters’ work would best support the student’s claim?“After World War I, Schwitters encountered modernist art by El Lissitzky and Piet Mondrian.”eliminate“Schwitters used train tickets, buttons, used cigarette packs, and bits of driftwood for his collages.”eliminate“The juxtapositions Schwitters made in his collages using actual trash reflect the horrors he saw on the battlefield—torn limbs amidst blown-up factories.”eliminate“Schwitters, in addition to visual art, also experimented with poetry and musical compositions, stringing together words and sounds in a discordant fashion.”

Spiral Jetty or Andy Goldsworthy's work are responses to the commodification of culture because _____.Group of answer choiceseach artist creates many, cheaper copies so that the public can afford to have them, toothey are so rare and pricelessthey exist in nature and can't really be ownedboth had so many bidders at auction that they are now worth millions