AD ART HISTORY 2015-16

The works of Tintoretto and El Greco bridge the gap between the Renaissance and the ___ Period.

Roman art was most influenced by which of the following:

The technique used by the Egyptians to represent the human forms is called:

This architectural form allowed the Roman to build on a massive scale. 

This art movement is known for portraying a sense of movement and energy:

This artist is best known for his arrangement of background elements in painting:

The art of the Akkadian culture of Mesopotamia reflected an emphasis on 

The more naturalistic pose developed by Greek sculptors is called:

Byzantine and Russian cultures are best known for this style of art work:

The Father of Modern Art History is

Gothic architecture is known for which pair of features below:

Michelangelo's most famous commission came from Pope Julius Il. It was the:

Leonardo da Vinci's chief innovation in art was the use of this technique:

Giotto di Bonde introduced this technique into European art:

The use of exaggerated contrasts between light and dark to create a theatrical mood is called:

The most famous achievement in art/architecture of the Neo-Babylonians was the

The best known Neolithic stone structure is

Which of the following is the style of Greek column used in the Parthenon:

Romans are known for developing this versatile construction material:

The two best known artists of the Renaissance in northern Europe are: 

The distinctive difference between Old Stone Age and New Stone Age art is the portrayal of:

Buildings of the early Middle Ages used a style that came to be known as:

Most of the art of the Stone Age is found:

This style of architecture became popular from the 12th to the 16th centuries:

This art movement was known for its distortion of elements such as perspective and scale: