Packet 1: Bonus 3

Description acceptable. This figure is depicted wearing a gorilla mask in a poster asking “Do women have to be naked to get into the Met Museum?” For 10 points each:
[10h] Identify this figure who, in a namesake painting, holds a peacock-feather fan while clinging to a blue curtain. A 2004 paper concluded that this figure was drawn with five extra vertebrae.
ANSWER: La Grande Odalisque ("lah GROND oh-duh-LEESK") [accept descriptions of the woman in La Grande Odalisque]
[10m] La Grande Odalisque is a painting by this French artist, who depicted a group of nude women in a harem in The Turkish Bath.
ANSWER: Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres (“AANG-gruh”)
[10e] This ruler holds the scepter of Charlemagne in an Ingres portrait depicting him “on His Imperial Throne.” Ingres’s teacher Jacques-Louis David ("dah-VEED") painted this ruler “Crossing the Alps.”
ANSWER: Napoleon Bonaparte [or Napoleon I; accept Napoleon I on His Imperial Throne; accept Napoleon Crossing the Alps]
<Fine Arts - Visual, Khang Le> | VAULT II Packet 01

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