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IB 3 first grading period test
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1
These works make good use of _____ aiding to the drama of the scene.
people
composition
Color
Chiaroscuro
2
Todaythese would seem a bit un_______. Backthen they were very commonplace
orthodox
reliable
understood
appreciated
3
These were common during what movementof art?
Gothic
Mannerism
Renaissance
Op Art
4
What is a possible meaning for this piece?
Fertility
it's just sculpture
no idea
Voodoo Doll
5
What art movement do these pieces represent?
Surrealism
Pop Art
Renaissance
Mannerism
6
Which piece is by Giuseppe Arcimboldo?
2
1
3
No
7
Why are few artists “famous” from thistime period/movement?
Artists did not have names back then.
No one knew how to spell their names.
Work represented their religion and God, not themselves.
No one knew what famous was.
8
What would be unorthodox about Christ if he stood up from the Pieta piece?
What's the Pieta?
He's marble and he can't stand
Mary would be taller than Christ.
Christ would be over 8ft tall
9
This is an example of a______?
Bible
Book
Comic book
Manuscript
10
This movement is known for it's _____ anatomy.
Correct proportions
Elongated
Unrealistic
Fruit
11
Identify Bonticello
3. Birth of Venus
1. Mona Lisa
2. School of Athens
4. huh??
12
The four most famous artists during this time are also what pop culture icon?
Ninja turtles
Manga
Pokemon
3 Musketeers
13
Identify Raphael
3. Birth of Venus
2. School of Athens
4. Huh??
1. Mona Lisa
14
This movement of art was very non-_______in nature…ie. religious overtones.
Secular
Inhibiting
sense
Objective
15
These are from what movement?
Renaissance
Modern
Mannerism
Impressionism
16
What is the title of Leonardo’s work?
1. Mona Lisa
4. Seriously?
2. School of Athens
3.Birth of Venus
17
Which piece is by Michelangelo?
Yes
1
2
3
18
This movement was preceded by the ______ movement which was obsessed with accuracy.
Realism
Renaissance
Pop Art
Mannerism