Class-8,The Changing World of Visual Arts

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Q1) The European artists brought with them new styles and conventions of painting. Which of the following options best describe the term convention? *

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An accepted norm or style

An accepted type of printing

An accepted label

An accepted type of screening

Q2) They began producing pictures which became widely popular in Europe and helped shape Western perceptions of India. Who is being referred to here as they? *

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Indian Kings and rulers

European artists

British governor Generals

European scholars

Q3) This image is an artist's oil painting on the ruins on the banks of the Ganges at Ghazipur. This painting depicts the ruins of local buildings that were once grand showing reminders of past glory. Name the famous British artist whose nephew was also equally popular, who painted this. *

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Charles Daniell

James Wales

Samuel Daniell

Thomas Daniell

Q4) Which year did the painters Thomas Daniell and his nephew William Daniell come to India? *

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1750

1850

1785

1800

Q5) This image is a painting by Thomas and William Daniell bringing modern civilization to India- the making of a new city is powerfully emphasized in this pictures. Identify the city *

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Delhi

Madras

Bombay

Calcutta

Q6) Which one the following definition best explain a Portrait ? *

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A picture of a scenic landscape

The art of drawing caricatures

A picture of a person in which the face and its expression is prominent

A picture with a theme

Q7) This new style of Portraiture also served as an ideal means of displaying the lavish lifestyles, wealth and status that the empire generated. Explain the term Portraiture. *

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The art of making clay

The art of combining Literature and Photography

The art of making portraits

The art of making statues

Q8) A few facts with respect to the portrait painting are given below. Choose the one that is not TRUE. *

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The size of the paintings projected the importance of the patrons who commissioned the portraits

During the colonial India days, portrait painting was very popular

The portraits often did not project the lavish lifestyles, wealth and status that the empire generated.

The rich and the powerful both wanted to see themselves on the canvas

Q9) Who introduced the use of water colours and oil paints in India for the first time? *

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British artists

Persian artists

Indian artists

Chinese artists

Q10) What techniques did the painters of Murshidabad and Patna adapt from the British while making post cards? *

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Use of water colours

Self portraits

Landscape painting

Canvas painting

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