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Michelangelo described this man's relief panel doors as the "Gates of Paradise":
Masaccio
Donatello
Filippo Brunelleschi
Lorenzo Ghilberti
2
The changes during this early renaissance were driven by religious reform:
Italian
Northern
3
This painting from the Brancacci Chapel is called___ and depicts ____ three times.
Give Unto Ceasar, Jesus
Catch of Fish, Peter
St Peter's Fish, Jesus
Tribute Money, Peter
4
This "Deposition" is by:
Roger Van der Weyden
Robert Campin
Hugo Van der Goes
Jan Van Eyck
5
This is considered to be one of the greatest monuments of early Flemish painting. What is it?
The Ghent Altarpiece by Jan Van Eyck
Jan Van Eyck's Adam and Eve
The Merode Altarpiece by Robert Campin
Jan Van Eyck's Adama nd Eve
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What is a triptych?
an art work that has three things in the subject matter
an peice of art that has three different meanings
a piece of art that has two pieces hinged together
a picture or relief carving on three panels, typically hinged together side
7
Realism was acheived through mathematics and linear perspective in:
Italian Renaissance
Northern Renaissance
8
Frescos and tempera paint were used widely in which area during the early Renaissance:
Italalian
Northern
9
These two were involved n a contest to design bronze reliefs for the doors of a baptistry:
Brunelleschi and Masaccio
Campin and Van Eyck
Brunelleschi and Ghilberti
Donatello and Raphael
10
Realism was achieved through the painting of excessive details in the :
Italian Renaissance
Northern Renaissance
11
The Mérode Altarpiece is a triptych by the Early Netherlandish painter:
Robert Campin
Hugo van der Goes
Jan Van Eyck
Roger Van Der Weyden
12
All these statements about this painting are true except:
there are 10 people within it
this piece was the center panel of a triptych
the sorrowful faces makes this very authentic
this piece was a part of the early Renaissance in Italy
13
During the Renaissance, the _____ were sometimes depicted in the painting that they commisioned.
artist's teachers
artist's parents
donors
pets
14
Which area had a fascination with classical architecture?
Northern
Italian
15
Ghilberti's "Gates of Paradise" show Old Testament stories. This one is:
Abraham takes his son, Isaac, to be sacrificed
Jacob marries Leah instead of Rachel
Isaac and Rebekah meet at the well
Isaac and his sons, Jacob and Esau
16
Which artwork was stolen by the Nazis during WW2 and stored in a salt mine?
Boticelli's "Birth of Venus"
Donatello's David
the Ghent Altarpiece
the Merode Altarpiece
17
What is a polyptych?
compartments or carvings on a piece of art
a painting that is made up of 4 pieces
a painting, typically an altarpiece, consisting of more than three leaves o
a work of art used in a religious setting
18
The "Camera delgi Sposi" (Bridal Chamber) makes use of all of these techniques
except
:
trompe l'oeil
atmospheric perspective
foreshortening
glazing
19
Filippo Brunelleschi is known for all of these things EXCEPT:
inventing one point linear perspective
finishing the dome of The Florence Cathedral
being in a contest to make Baptistry doors in Florence
inventing oil paint and detailed painting
20
Which one had intentional references to Gothic Architecture?
Northern
Italian
21
This painting is one of the first to use Brunelleschi's use of:
linear perspective
contrapposto
barrel vaulting
balistrade
22
Symbolism in art is:
when something stands for or represents something else
when an author creates meaning beyond the written word
when an artist uses pictures
when an artist uses warm colors
23
What is the
last
step in the process of art criticism?
interpreting
analyzing
describing
judging
24
"Giovanni Arnolfini Portrait" was painted by:
Hugo Van Der Goes
Robert Campin
Roger Van Der Weyden
Jan Van Eyck
25
Artworks of altarpieces, oil painting & smaller paintings were part of which Renaissance?
Italian
Northern
26
Identify this painting:
Holy Trinity by Masaccio
Jesus on the Cross by Masaccio
Trinity by Brunelleschi
The Passion of Christ by Brunelleschi
27
This painting of "The Last Supper" is the first Northern one to make use of what technique?
using the
using a single vanishing point
contrapposto
foreshortening
28
All of these are true about Donatello's "David" except:
It depicts David with Goliath's head beneath his foot
first freestanding nude statue created since ancient times
does not have any clothes on at all
expresses humanistic and classical idealism
29
What is a painting consisting of
more
than three leaves or panels joined by hinges or folds?
diptych
poligamist
polyptych
triptych
30
What is the 1st step in art criticism?
interpreting
judging
describing
analyzing
31
All of these are true of Boticelli's "Birth of Venus"
except
:
The Venus depicted is not classical in nature
The Medici family was probably the patron
Shows Venus and the West Wind
A poem inspired Boticelli to create it
32
All of these were true about the Northern Renaissance EXCEPT:
rebirth is the central theme in many paintings
great skill in portraiture
interest in symbolism
painted details of domestic interiors
33
What can you see in the mirror in the background of this painting?
The backs of Arnolfini and his wife and the little dog
Arnolfini, his wife and two other witnesses of the wedding
The name of the artist
The light from the chandelier
34
What was the revival in the study of classical antiquity called?
humanism
emotionalism
agnosticism
pluralism
35
What is an illuminated manuscript?
a book that has a built-in light source
a book that had religious writings in it
a picture book
hand-written book "illuminated" with decoration or gold leaf
36
This painting is by:
Robert Campin
Brunelleschi
Jan van Eyck
Roger Van Der Goes
37
When analyzing art, (2nd step of art criticism), what are you doing?
describing what you see
telling whether you like it
deciding what the artist was trying to communicate
looking at how the work is organized
38
What was created by the Limbourg brothers?
altarpieces
sculptures
oil paint on canvas
illuminated manuscripts
39
In Van Der Goes' "Portinari Altarpiece" the thing that is most noticable is:
the natural and realistic portrayal of the shepherds
the fact that it is so large
the use of primary colors
the fact that Mary is wearing blue
40
The little dog in this painting symbolizes:
childbirth
domestic care
love
fidelity
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Andrea Mantegna's "Dead Christ" is an example of the use of :
contrapposto
engraving
architrave
foreshortening
