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CA 3.2 pt 1 - Renaissance
CA 3.2 pt 1 - Renaissance
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1
Brunelleschi left Florence for Rome
to study Roman ruins
because he was banished from Florence
because he lost the baptistery door competition
because he got a commission from the Pope
2
Which of the following groups would have commissioned artwork in the Italian Renaissance?
middle class
church
wealthy families
civic groups
3
The patron of the work commissioned it to help pay for his sin of
lust
worshipping an idol
usury
adultery
4
da Vinci's desire to "paint the intensity of man's soul" is evident in
the realistic portrayal of space
the lifelike portrayals of the figures
the material he chose to use
the emotional reaction and gestures typical of each apostle
5
this was commissioned by
Duke of Urbino
Rucellai
Medici
Duke of Milan
6
this dome is supported by
pendentives
squinches
drum
7
parallel lines recede from us, seem to converge at a vanishing point
orthogonals
quadripartites
pendentives
spandrels
8
the patron of this work is
Ludovico Sforza
Lorenzo Medici
Pope Julius II
Enrico Scrovegni
9
the function of this work was
a chapel
a private palace
a reception hall
a governmental building
10
this artist dissected corpses to better understand human anatomy
Michelangelo
Giotto
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
11
the warm colors in the painting and vivid textures make this fit into the
Proto Renaissance
German Renaissance
French Renaissance
Venetian Renaissance
12
the patron is
Giovanni Rucellai
Lorenzo Medici
Ludovico Sforza
Duke of Urbino
13
in the Middle Ages and Renaissance, artists learned their trade
at school
at church
on their won
through apprenticeships
14
which of the following is NOT true about the work
it was seen as a sign of civic pride
it stands in the contrapposto pose
it was displayed in an area that the public could not see it
it was the first life sized nude since antiquity
15
David was a popular figure in _____ because the citizens identified with him being an underdog.
Venice
Florence
Rome
Paris
16
this building has
3 stories
1 story
4 stories
2 stories
17
this was made using
the lost wax process
repousse
cloissone
subtractive sculpting methods
18
the story is framed by four nude youths or
sibyls
putti
ignudi
prophets
19
Who was the patron of the work?
Ludovico Sforza
Duke of Milan
Medici
Pope Julius II
20
15th century Florence was prosperous due to
banking
agriculture
education
textiles
21
this scene has less of an emotional impact than other scenes because
it has neutral colors
it is informally balance
it is crowded with many figures
it is oddly placed among the other scenes
22
da Vinci was able to create extremely lifelike figures because
he used linear perspective
he painted in very thin layers
his figures don't have crisp outlines
he drew from real life models
23
The figure on the left wearing red and purple is
Aristotle
Raphael
Pope Julius II
Plato
24
This artist wrote down Brunelleschi's findings on linear perspective in de Pictura
Botticelli
Alberti
Vitruvius
Vasari
25
the use of highly contrasting highlights and shadows to create form is known as
chiastic
chiaroscuro
chevet
contrapposto
26
the dead tree is a symbol for
Christ's resurrection
Christ's unresponsiveness
Mary's sadness
the angels anguish
27
the function of this building is
chapter house for monks
site of the conclave
private chapel for the Pazzi family
refectory
28
this artist had a long and respected career in art, but he wasn't very popular socially due to his abrasive personality
Michelangelo
Raphael
Leonardo
Botticelli
29
this artist painted the Pope's library while Michelangelo painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling
Giotto
Raphael
Leonardo
Titian
30
the content is
the Creation of Adam
the Battle of Hastings
David & Goliath
the Flood
31
this family acquired their wealth from
manufacturing a highly prized dye
banking
manufacturing wool
metalworking
32
each level on the facade is separated by
pediments
entablature
an arcade
keystones
33
a daughter of a Duke, this prominent patron commissioned portraits from da Vinci and Titian
Mary Magdelene
La Gioconda
Blanche of Castile
Isabella d'Este
34
da Vinci's Last Supper stands apart from others because
they are in an undecorated room
Judas is on the same side of the table as Christ
it depicts Christ explaining the Eucharist
there are no halos
35
Giotto's use of drama and emotion in his figures are thought to be influenced by
tragic and dramatic events in his real life
Christian plays that were popular at this time
illustrations from an illuminated manuscript
funerals that he enjoyed attending
36
the cassoni (trunk) in the background makes scholars believe this work is intended to be a portrait of
Venus
the Queen
a prostitute
the ideal wife
37
the dog helps to balance the reclining figure and it symbolizes
stregnth
warmth
lustfulness
fidelity
38
The 3 windows represent the trinity, while the four panels are a symbol for
Plato's four virtues
the four gospels
the four branches of human knowledge
the Tetramorphs
39
the idea that the size of objects is in direct proportion to their distance from us
horizon line
dimunition
spandrel
orthogonals
40
the background shows influence from
linear perspective
the theory of dimunition
Flemish landscape painting
Brunelleschi's baptistery panel
41
the content is
Birth of Christ
the Last Supper
Lamentation
David and Goliath
42
this painting started deteriorating during the artist's lifetime due to
the fact that it was outside
iconoclasts damaging the painting
people spilling food on it
his experimental painting techniques
43
this chapel is decorated with frescoes containing
the Life of Mary and her parents
the Ministry and Passion of Christ
the Battle of Hastings
the Passover
44
the emphasis of horizontal elements (lintels, cornice) in the facade is know as
ashlar masonry
mortise & tenon
trabeated architecture
arcaded architecture
45
Titian painted in very thin layers, similar to fellow artist
Michelangelo
Raphael
Lippi
da Vinci
46
Brunelleschi used this material to emphasize the geometry & symmetry of the chapel.
terra cotta
pietra serena
cast bronze
white marble
47
it is located in
a chapter house
a chapel
a dormitory
a refectory
48
the building is wrapped in benches for
customers to wait in line on
decorative, they aren't funtional
weary visitors to Florence to rest on
servants to have a break
49
Out of the following options, the Pazzi Chapel shows strongest influence from
St. Peter's Basilica
San Vitale
Parthenon
Pantheon
50
the figure on the right wearing brown and blue is
Jesus
Aristotle
Pope Julius II
Plato
51
the work was commissioned by
the Medici
Pope Julius II
Rucellai
Ludovico Sforza
52
the orthogonal in the painting all lead to the vanishing point located
outside
in Christ's feet (lost when a door was cut out)
in Christ's head
in Judas's head
53
the artist is
Raphael
Alberti
Boticelli
Giotto
54
the figures are very lifelike, reflecting that
it uses chiaroscuro
it is humanist it its approach
it is painted in oil paint
the artist worked from live models
55
the architect used the hierarchy of orders, just like which of the following buildings?
Parthenon
St. Peter's Basilica
Roman Colosseum
Hagia Sophia
56
this artist studied under Verocchio
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
Raphael
Titian
57
the architecture in the background can be described as
Gothic
Romanesuqe
contemporary
Byzantine
58
this work was commissioned by
Isabella d'Este
Pope Julius II
Duke of Milan
Duke of Urbino
59
this composition is
formally balanced
informally balanced
60
the figure blowing Venus to shore is the personification of wind, named
Zeus
Zephyr
Posiedon
Flora
61
the work is
formally balanced
informally balanced
62
the content of the work is
Birth of Venus
Battle of Hastings
David & Goliath
Athena attacking the Giant
63
the glazed tiles came from the workshop of
Giotto
Luca della Robbia
Lucovido Sforza
Verrochio
64
Stories from ? prefigure the the scenes in the Arena chapel, and are illustrated in quatrefoils
Golden Legend
Old Testament
Moralizing Bibles
Golden Haggadah
65
Michelangelo's figures are modeled after male figures and tend to be
flat
poorly proportioned
muscular
like sculptures
66
the work shows influence from
Gothic Architecture
Romanesque Architecture
Greek Architecture
Early Christian Architecture
67
the artist of this work is
Giotto
Botticelli
da Vinci
Titian
68
the content of the work is
Justice
Theology
Philosophy
Poetry
69
Giotto studied under an artist by the name of
Donatello
Cimabue
Verrochio
Perugino
70
this work was commissioned by
Duke of Urbino
Lorenzo Medici
Ludovico Sforza
Duke of Milan
71
the work is called
Arena Chapel
Sistine Chapel
Scrovegni Chapel
Padua Chapel
72
which of the following was a NOT a goal of 15th century Florentines?
rewarding individual excellence
promote civic responsibility
encourage artistic creativity
glorify the Pope
73
this figure can be identified as
an angel
a sibyl
ignudi
putti
74
driving force of the Renaissance
Crusades
humanists
Gothic ideals
the Pope
75
The large, two storied arch on the facade is known as
a triumphal arch
an arcade
a gallery
a quatrefoiil
76
revolutionary artist in the Proto-Renaissance known for using chiaroscuro and a natural palette
Boticelli
Donatello
Giotto
Fra Fillipo Lippi
77
a group of painters during the Renaissance that were fascinated with color, texture, and mood
the Venetian school
the monks of Santa Croce
the Renaissance Giants
the Early Renaissance painters
78
the artist is
Titian
Lippi
Raphael
Leonardo
79
the title of the work is
the Birth of Venus
School of Athens
Madonna and child with two angels
Venus of Urbino
80
the Renaissance is a revival of
Egyptian ideals
Greco-Roman ideals
Ancient Near East ideals
Romanesque ideals
81
the Early Renaissance begins in
Paris
Rome
Venice
Florence
82
this artist was likely inspired by Greek sculptures that were in their patron's garden
da Vinci
Raphael
Donatello
Michelangelo
83
the painting reflects the influence of the
Alberti's de Pictura
Christian Church
Platonic Academy of Philosophy
Greek vase painting
84
The content of the work is
the Ministry and Passion of Christ
the Passover
the Life of Mary & her parents
the first few chapters of Genesis
85
this figure's hand and facial expression is reminiscent of Michelangelo's earlier work,
Pieta
David
Moses
St. Peter
86
this family of bankers used their wealth to promote humanist ideals
Medici
Palla Strozi
Rucellai
Pazzi
87
the artist is
Ghiberti
Alberti
Botticelli
Brunelleschi
88
this artist did a series of experiments to figure out exactly how to use linear perspective
Alberti
Brunelleschi
Donatello
Boticelli