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Art History- Medieval, Byzantine, Renaissance
Art History- Medieval, Byzantine, Renaissance
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A #arthistory quiz to review #medievalart #byzantineart #renaissanceart
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The Byzantine Church in Istanbul, Turkey:
Parthenon
The Vatican
Notre Dame
Hagia Sophia
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What is the title of this artwork?
Last Supper
School of Athens
Mona Lisa
Sistine Chapel
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All were developed/invented/discovered during the Renaissance EXCEPT:
Iconoclasm
The New World
Printing Press
Linear Perspective
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What type of artwork is this?
Fresco
Illuminated Manuscript
Mosaic
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The focus on a human centered world vs. god centered is called:
Realism
Iconoclasm
Humanism
6
What type of artwork is this?
Fresco
Mosaic
Illuminated Manuscript
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Identify the artist:
Michelangelo
Raphael
Donatello
Da Vinci
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Technique that uses small colored tiles glued to a surface to create a larger image
Fresco
Illuminated Manuscript
Mosaic
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Identify the artist:
Donatello
Raphael
Michelangelo
Da Vinci
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Medieval art used this as their subject matter:
Dramatic
Religious
Humanism
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How long did the Byzantine Empire last?
81 years
100 years
810 years
1000 years
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A medieval text that has images and designs.
Illuminated manuscript
Fresco
Mosaic
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Identify the artist:
Da Vinci
Donatello
Michelangelo
Raphael
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Fresco is paint applied to wet:
Plaster
Paper
Canvas
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What type of artwork is this?
Illuminated Manuscript
Mosaic
Fresco
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What is the name of this statue?
Donatello
Michael
David
Raphael
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Iconoclasm took place during this time period:
Prehistoric
Renaissance
Byzantine
Medieval
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The Western Roman empire refers to this movement:
Renaissance
Medieval
Byzantine
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Mannerism was known for an interest in:
Religion
Humanism
Realism
Drama
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Iconoclasm was:
The destruction of religious images
The beginning of the Renaissance
The worship of religious images
The destruction of civilization