Why is Florence considered the cradle of the Italian Renaissance?

created an atmosphere of innovation and individualism

Which work of art is considered the birth of the Renaissance

The frescos in the Arena Chapel by Giotto

this was seen as controversial because…

The madona was modeled after a nun who was artist's lover

What do art historians mean by the use of “hidden symbols” in the Mérode Altarpiece?

ordinary objects that also possess symbolic meaning

The nudity in Donatellos’ David

inspired by Gothic portal sculpture

The meaning has been speculated, what are some of the possible interpretations of this painting

all are somehow represented within the piece

This work is signed showing the growing status of artists. Which works is also signed?

Basis (Baptistere de St. Louis)

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Image identification quiz for the Renaissance art period, AP Art History

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1
Who painted the image shown?
Fra Filippo Lippi
Bronzino
Paul Rubens
Titian
2
What is the name of the architecture shown?
Palace at Versailles
Monticello
Pantheon
Palazzo Rucellai
3
Why is Florence considered the cradle of the Italian Renaissance?
its proximity to ruins that inspired Renaissance artists
it was the dominant city in Italy
the many wealthy merchants who were patrons of the arts
created an atmosphere of innovation and individualism
4
The image shown is associated with the .....
Early Renaissance
Northern Renaissance
Mannerism
High Renaissance
5
The artist that painted the image shown is ______.
Pontormo
Titian
Bruegel
Alberti
6
The work shown is ......
the School of Zeus
the School of Athens
the School of Hogworts
the School of Atlantis
7
The medium for the image shown is _____.
intaglio
impasto
engraving
wood cut
8
who is this painting by?
Albrect Durer
Giotto
Jan van Eyck
Leonardo da Vinci
9
Identify the building in the picture
Great Mosque
Church of Saint-foy
Pazzi Chapel
Arena Chapel
10
Who is the architect associated with the image?
Filippo Brunelleschi
Michelangelo
Diego Velazquez
Giotto di Bondone
11
The sculpture shown is created by .....?
Leonardo
Michelangelo
Raphael
Donatello
12
The artwork shown was painted by ____.
Miguel Cabrera
Hieronymus Bosch
Lucas Cranach
Matthias Grunewald
13
Which work of art is considered the birth of the Renaissance
The frescos in the Arena Chapel by Giotto
Virgin and Child with Saints Theodore and George
Return of the Hunters by Pieter Brugel the Elder
Parthenon
14
this was seen as controversial because…
The madona was modeled after a nun who was artist's lover
The Angels are seen as being sensuous
The main subject of the image is nude standing in a seashell
The Madonna does not have a gold halo around her head
15
What do art historians mean by the use of “hidden symbols” in the Mérode Altarpiece?
secret meanings in the work that only the patron would know
symbols obscured by extraneous details
ordinary objects that also possess symbolic meaning
symbolic meaning that has been lost over the years
16
The nudity in Donatellos’ David
Would have been considered heroic in Islamic art
human proportions expressed in Polykleitos’ canon
Recalls the nudity of sculptres from the ancient Med.
inspired by Gothic portal sculpture
17
represents a scholarly interpretation of classical elements as seen in building such as..
The forum of Trajan
The mortuary temple of Hateshepsut
the colosseum
The Parthenon
18
which painting had to be restored numerous times even during the artists' lifetime?
Sistene Chapel
Annunciation Triptych
The last supper
Return of the hunters
19
The meaning has been speculated, what are some of the possible interpretations of this painting
memorial portrait
wedding Portrait
all are somehow represented within the piece
male giving authority to the women in legal affairs
20
What was the medium the image shown was painted with?
Tempra on plaster
Oil on wood
Tempra on canvas
Oil on Canvas
21
The name of the image shown is _____.
The Allegory of Man and God
The Allegory of Law and Grace
The Allegory of Heaven and Hell
The Allegory of Right and Wrong
22
The image shown is from which art historical period?
Early Northern Renaissance
Mannerist Art Period
Northern High Renaissance
Early Italian Renaissance
23
Who painted the image shown?
Titian
Leonardo
Raphael
Michelangelo
24
The artist for the image shown is ____.
Rembrandt van Rijn
Leon Battista Alberti
Jacopo da Pontormo
Albrecht Durer
25
Who are the people on the left side of the painting waiting outside of the door?
Shepards
common pheasants
Donors
Angels
26
What type of painting is the image shown?
biblical
genre
didactic
history
27
The artist associated with the painting is?
Titian
Leonardo da Vinci
Sandro Botticelli
Caravaggio
28
Which artist first demonstrated the principles of linear perspective?
Masaccio
Brunelleschi
Alberti
Perugino
29
Where is the image shown located?
Cornaro Chapel
Sistine Chapel
Arena Chapel
Santa Maria delle Grazie
30
This work is signed showing the growing status of artists. Which works is also signed?
Lamentation by Giotto
Virgin and Child with Saints Theodore and George
Basis (Baptistere de St. Louis)
Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci
31
Typical of Northern Renaissance art, Dürer’s landscape in Adam and Eve is rich in:
symbolic meaning
all of the above
a variety of surface textures and tonal variations
closely observed renderings of nature
32
The subject matter shown depicts stories from .....
Old and New Testiment
New Testiment
Greek Mythology
Old Testiment
33
The image shown is an ____.
codex
engraving
wood cut
fresco

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