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Renaissance Review and Medieval or Renaissance Art?
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Identify examples of Medieval or Renaissance art base don style, themes and technique.
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Medieval or Renaissance?
Medieval
Renaissance
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Medieval or Renaissance?
Renaissance
Medieval
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Which of the following would be a quote from Machiavelli?
“It is better to be loved than to be feared”
“Honesty is the best policy”
“the pen is mightier than the sword”
“It is better to be feared than to be loved”
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Medieval or Renaissance?
Renaissance
Medieval
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Renaissance or Medieval?
Medieval
Renaissance
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Medieval or Renaissance?
Renaissance
Medieval
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Medieval or Renaissance?
Renaissance
Medieval
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Sfumato is a technique in what: Painting; Cooking; Martial Arts; or Meditation?
Martial Arts
Cooking
Meditation
Painting
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An important characteristic of Renaissance humanists was their emphasis on
classical Roman and Greek writings in addition to Biblical stories
magic and alchemy
accepting ideas based on Confucian thought
the teachings of the Roman Catholic church
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Machiavelli wrote_______
The Prince
Utopia
A Midsummer's Night Dream
Othello
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Medieval or Renaissance?
Renaissance
Medieval
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The Humanists differed from the traditional medieval philosophers in that Humanists.....
stressed obedience to the Catholic Church above all else
had interest in the spiritual life of people
emphasized the importance of the individual and the beauty of man
lacked interest in ancient Greek and Roman culture
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Medieval or Renaissance?
Renaissance
Medieval
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Where did The Renaissance begin?
Spain
Italy
France
England
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What is Contrapposto
Weight is shifted in the human figure
None of these, I made it up
A pot used to mix wine and water
An extravagant column in ancient Greece
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For what is the Medici family famous?
for banking, ruling Florence and being patrons of the arts
for being religious reformers
for being writers of great works of drama and poetry
for being hired to paint the ceilings of the chapel in Rome
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Medieval or Renaissance?
Renaissance
Medieval
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Medieval or Renaissance?
Medieval
Renaissance
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Renaissance Classicism teaches
the value of regularing attending education
Inspiration and admiration for classical (Greek and Roman) culture
A strict adherence to tradition
Separation of people based on class
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What is the Medici Family known for?
They ruled the area they lived in
They sold candy
They were a powerful banking family
They financed houses
21
What is a fresco painting?
A picture painted straight onto a wall or ceiling.
A drawing
The paint is applied to wood with paint mixed with egg yolk.
A painting
22
The Medici family ruled fifteenth-century
Rome
Milan
Venice
Florence
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Medieval or Renaissance?
Renaissance
Medieval
24
Medieval or Renaissance?
Renaissance
Medieval
25
Medieval or Renaissance?
Medieval
Renaissance
26
Medieval or Renaissance?
Renaissance
Medieval
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Naturalism in the Renaissance are all of these except
there is emotion and intimacy
there is depth
figures are not life like
figures are proportional and natural
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How you doing?
Waiting for the end to come.
Unhappy.
Aight'.
Great!
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Humanists focused on what instead of God?
Culture
Demons
Nature
People
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Who Was Niccolo Machiavelli?
A Holy Roman Emperor
A political advisor from Florence
An English Astronomer
A French Scientist
31
Medieval or Renaissance?
Medieval
Renaissance
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what is Sfumato?
A circular stained-glass window
Paint made from egg yolk and colour pigments
Italian for "smoky", technique used to blend edges
Philosophy that celebrates human cultural achievements
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The Renaissance encouraged
secularism
, which is:
A sense of curosity about exploration and adventure.
A view of the world that isn't connected to religion.
A view of the world that is closely connected to religion.
A focus on producing art.
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“Chiaroscuro” refers to what in painting?
Visible brushstrokes
Light and dark contrasts
Painting outside
Mimicking other styles
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Renaissance sculpture characteristic
harmony
balance
perspective
idealized human form
