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Renaissance Art
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A quiz to help you review the characteristics of the Gothic and Renaissance art periods
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Which paint technique did Flemish painters use?
watercolor painting
Acrylic painting
Pastel painting
Oil painting
2
How did the merchant class in the northern part of Italy influence the Renaissance?
Their belief in the individual would become a major theme.
They were patrons of the arts.
They didn't support the Renaissance artists.
Their influence on the Renaissance was minimal
3
What were the two different categories of Renaissance Art?
Low Renaissance and Post-Renaissance
Italian Renaissance and Northern Renaissance
Northern Renaissance and Southern Renaissance
Italian Renaissance and German Renaissance
4
Which painting technique was rediscovered, becoming an essential part of Renaissance art?
mannerism
vernacular
abstraction
perspective
5
Which painting technique is often associated with Leonardo da Vinci?
sfumato
under-paint blocking
sgraffito
satin glazing
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What is a characteristic of Renaissance Art?
Artwork contained both religious and humanist subject matter
It was popular in Italy, Germany, and The Netherlands
Gold was the main color in the artwork
Both 2 and 3
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How did art change during the Renaissance?
It was more realistic and produced new techniques.
The subjects chosen were secular, classical, or Christian.
All of the above.
Artists glorified the human body.
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Which art period focused on teaching religion to people who could NOT read or write?
Classical
Renaissance
Baroque
Medieval
9
When you paint onto wet plaster to create an artwork, you are creating a:
Painting
Fresco
Tapestry
Portrait
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How did art, literature and architecture transform between 1300-1600's
paintigs were flat , out of proportion
paintings were realistic
styles were taken from ancient Roman Greek
Shakespeare was the ninetieth to bring core values