How did Sandro Botticelli's work help define the Renaissance?

Botticelli looked to the Greeks and Romans: Birth of Venus

How did Filippo Brunelleschi learn from the past?

He used designs from Greek and Roman architecture

A scene carved into rock or stone

Which is NOT a difference between Renaissance and Medieval Painting

Renaissance Painting was more religious in nature

Why is the Mona Lisa an icon of the Renaissance

It represents the beauty and excellence of the human form

Why were patrons important during the Renaissance?

The financed the art and architecture being created

Valuing individual needs, passions and desires

What is meant by the word "vernacular?"

The language spoken by the people

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How did Sandro Botticelli's work help define the Renaissance?
Botticelli looked to the Greeks and Romans: Birth of Venus
He cared nothing for religion
He cared for his fellow man
His religion caused him to burn many works of art in bonfire
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How did Filippo Brunelleschi learn from the past?
He used designs from Greek and Roman architecture
He used drawings from Arabic blueprints
He used designs from Medieval architecture
He used designs learned from Silk Road trade
3
What is a petroglyph
An oral history told by First Nations people
A picture painted onto a cave wall
A scene carved into rock or stone
A painting by a Renaissance artist
4
Which is NOT a difference between Renaissance and Medieval Painting
Renaissance painting used perspective
Renaissance artists had more advanced techniques
Renaissance painting had access to more colours
Renaissance Painting was more religious in nature
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Which was not created by Michelangelo?
The Duomo
The Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
The Pieta
The Statue of David
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Why is the Mona Lisa an icon of the Renaissance
It represents the beauty and excellence of the human form
It captures Mona Lisa's reverence to God
It represents the use of colour capturing motion
It is known for its use of bright colours and large size.
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Why were patrons important during the Renaissance?
They had the necessary construction skills
The were the Holy People of the Renaissance
The financed the art and architecture being created
They were the great painters and sculptors of theRenaissance
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What is humanism?
Putting the Will of God first and foremost.
Valuing individual needs, passions and desires
Learning about the functions of the human body
Acting with compassion and empathy towards others
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Michelangelo Buonarroti was NOT which of the following:
An innovator
A writer
A sculptor
An artist
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What is meant by the word "vernacular?"
Words understood in many languages
The language of the Bible
The language spoken by the people
The amount of words someone knows in their own language

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