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Fine Art: Pre-Renaissance Review
Fine Art: Pre-Renaissance Review
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Review for first art history test in Fine Art.
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1
Title?
St. Peter's Doors
The Gates of Hell
The Baptistery Doors
The Gates of Paradise
2
What is the name of the rich banking family that commissioned this painting?
Medici's
Vasari's
Venus's
Botticelli's
3
Artist?
Duccio
Giotto
Cimabue
Masaccio
4
How is this painting unusual for the time period?
Not Christian subject matter
Deals with perspective
The figure is emphazized
Has a nude figure
5
Artist?
Botticelli
Brunellechi
Ghiberti
Medici
6
What is the name of this building?
The Dome
The Duomo
The Baptistry
The Campanile
7
Title?
The Lamentation
The Last Supper
The Last Judgement
Madonna and Child Enthroned
8
Which one of these is
not
a common characteristic to Early Christian painting?
Gold Backgounds
Asymmetry
Symmetry
No emotion
9
Artist?
Giotto
Duccio
Cimabue
Masaccio
10
Title?
The Brancaci Chapel
St. Peter's Basilica
The Arena Chapel
The Sistine Chapel
11
Who figured out the dome for this cathedral?
Ghiberti
Botticelli
Vasari
Brunelleschi
12
Artist?
Masaccio
Duccio
Cimabue
Giotto
13
Artist?
Ghiberti
Donatello
Masaccio
Botticelli
14
What kind of painting is painted into drying plaster?
Encaustic
Oil Painting
Fresco
Tempera
15
What city was the center of the Renaissance?
Sienna
Florence
Pisa
Venice
16
What was first introduced to the world within this painting?
Atmospheric Perspective
Two point Perspective
Linear Perspective
Aerial Perspective
17
Which one of these is
not
a new characteristic to Giotto's painting?
Linear perspective
Backs to the viewer
Emotion
Asymmetry
18
Besides Linear, what kind of perspective is used in this painting?
Atmospheric
Continuous Narrative
Mountainis
Fresco
19
What city was this artist from?
Rome
Venice
Sienna
Florence
20
Who is said to have named these doors?
Raphael
Donatello
Michelangelo
Leonardo