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Who is the artist of this piece?
Raphael
Leonardo
Michelangelo
Donatello
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What is this sculpture?
Well of Donatello
Well of Michelangelo
Well of Moses
Well of Leonardo
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What is the name of this painting?
Madonna and Child with Angel
Madonna and her Children
Giovanna Tornabuoni
Self Portrait with the Holy Spirit
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What is the Significance of This Painting?
It was an example of the rise of humanism and neo-platism
Europeanization of the Holy family
This Artist figured out how to use foreshortening to create depth
This was the first image that could be mass-produced
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What time period were these made?
The Renaissance in Quattrocento (13th century) Italy
The Renaissance in Quattrocento (12th century) Italy
The Renaissance in Quattrocento (14th century) Italy
The Renaissance in Quattrocento (15th century) Italy
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What is the significance of this structure?
One of the first public structures not related to religious or monarchies
It was a competition between artists; it set a standard for buildings
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What is the title of this piece?
Peaceful City
Sleepy City
Chaotic City
Angry City
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Who is The Artist of This Building?
Leonardo da Vinci
Duke Berry
Jan Van Eyck
Francesco Di Rinaldo
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What is the name of this sculpture?
Micheal
David
Isaac
Giovanna Tournabuoni
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What is the name of this piece?
Birth of Venus
Ceiling of the Camera Picta
Gates of Paradise
Deposition
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What is the significance of this piece?
One of the first public structures not connected to religion or a monarch.
Combination of Italy-Byzantine and classic tradition.
Europeanization of the Holy family and symbolism as well as patronage art.
A true artwork that portrayed artwork in emotion exceedingly well.
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What is the title of this piece?
Holy Money
Tribute Money
Holy Trinity
Jesus Christ
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Identify This Structure:
North Doors of the Baptistry of San Giovanni
South Doors of the Baptistry of San Giovanni
East Doors of the Baptistry of San Giovanni
Weast Doors of the Baptistry of San Giovanni
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What is this piece named?
West Doors (Gates of Paradise)
North Doors (Gates of Paradise)
East Doors (Gates of Paradise)
South doors (Gates of Paradise)
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When was this built?
Late Medieval Italy
14th Century Eastern Europe
13th Century Southern Europe
Early Renaissance
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Who are the artists of this piece?
Simone Martini and Lippo Memmi
Simone Martini and Giotto di Bondone
Ambrogio Lorenzetti and Francesco di Rinaldo
Robert Campin and Lippo Memmi
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What time period was this painted in?
Late Medieval Northern Europe
Late Medieval Italy
Early Renaissance
Late Medieval Southern Europe
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What is the significance of this piece?
Nothing
Ancient biblical theme played out in a modern context.
Just a religious family eating dinner.
Influence of wealthy patrons, realism along with humanism.
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Who painted this?
Arnolfo di Cambio
Ambrogio Lorenzetti
Donatello
Jan Van Eyck
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Where was the Renaissance born?
Southern Europe
Rome, Italy
Florence, Italy
Northern Europe
21
What is the name of this artwork?
Jan van Eyck
January
Giovanni Arnolfini and His Wife
Deposition
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What is the time period of this sculpture?
The Renaissance in Quattrocento (14th century) Italy
The Renaissance in Quattrocento (13th century) Italy
The Renaissance in Quattrocento (15th century) Italy
The Renaissance in Quattrocento (16th century) Italy
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What is the significance of this piece?
Served as an allegory of good government in the Sienese Republic
The artist used linear perspective and utilized it
The artist utilized foreshortening and depth
Combination of Italio-Byzantine and classic tradition
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What is the significance of this piece?
Portrayed humanism/human emotion exceedingly well.
Ancient biblical theme played out in a modern context.
Realism and humanism, showed ego of artists, talents were "god-given".
Provided realism and humanism, also was an art piece for the wealthy.
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What is the time period of this piece?
Roccoco
Impressionism
The Renaissance in Quattrocento (14th Century) Italy
Romantism
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What Painting is This?
Ghent Altarpiece
Lamentation
Palazzo Pubblico
Mérode Altarpiece
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Who was this painting made for?
Duke Berry
Duke Nemours
Duke Bourbon
Duke Burgundy
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What is the title of this piece?
Ghent Altarpiece
Hell portrayed by Saint Anthony
Saint Anthony Tormented by Demons
Deposition
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Who is the artist of this piece?
Filippo Brunelleschi
Sandro Botticelli
Michelozzo di Bartolommeo
Andrea Mantegna
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Who Painted This?
Simone Martini
Arnolfo di Cambio
Andrea Pisano
Robert Campin
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What period was this painted in?
Early Renaissance
Italio-Byzantine Era
Late Medieval Italy
Early 14th Century
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What is the name of this piece?
Tribute Money
Holy Trinity
Sacrifice of Christ
Man in a Red Turban
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What is the name of this piece?
Sacrifice of Isaac
Sacrifice of Leonardo
Sacrifice of Michelangelo
Sacrifice of Donatello
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Who is the artist of this etching?
Jan Van Eyck
Eoyn Berry
Martin Schongauer
The Limbourg Brothers
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Who is the artist of this piece?
Martin Schongauer
Filippo Brunelleschi
Lorenzo Ghiberti
Sandro Botticelli
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Identify This Historic Piece:
Scott O'Daniel
Annunciation Altarpiece
Mona Lisa
Lamentation
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What is the name of this painting?
Saint Mark
Birth of Venus
Foreshortened Christ
Holy Trinity
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What is the name of this piece?
Man in a Red Turban
Ambrogio Lorenzetti
Well of Moses
Mérode Altarpiece
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What is the name of this piece?
January
December
October
June
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What is this Building?
The Florentine Duomo
East facade of the Palazzo Medici-Riccardi
Pubblico Palazzo
Loggia of the Ospedale degli Innocenti
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This was built in Late Medieval Italy
True
False
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What is the name of this piece?
Holy Trinity
Foreshortened Christ
Sacrifice of Isaac
Feast of Herod
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What is the significance of this structure?
It was a competition between artists; it set a standard for buildings
One of the first structures not connected to religion or a monarch
