Renaissance and Texture

Question 1

With political stability, the development of new _______, including the printing press, occurs.

Accepted Answer

technologies

Question 2

Imitation of real textures is _______.

Accepted Answer

Simulated

Question 3

______ refers to the way an object looks as it may feel.

Accepted Answer

2-D texture

Question 4

Renaissance art reached its Zenith with the work of Italian master artists including:

Accepted Answer

Michelangelo

Question 5

2-D patterns created by repetition of lines or shapes is _______.

Accepted Answer

Invented

Question 6

A surface that reflects a soft, dull light is ______.

Accepted Answer

Matte

Question 7

Renaissance art reached its Zenith with the work of Italian master artists including:

Accepted Answer

Leonardo da Vinci

Question 8

Da Vinci's most famous paintings were named "The Virgin of the Rocks", _______, and _________.

Accepted Answer

The Last Supper, Mona Lisa

Question 9

_______ textures reflect light evenly.

Accepted Answer

Smooth

Question 10

______ surfaces are the opposite of matte.

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Shiny

Question 11

The Renaissance saw a revival of classical learning and values of ancient:

Accepted Answer

Greece and Rome

Question 12

The element of art that refers to the way an object feels or looks as if it may feel.

Accepted Answer

Texture

Question 13

Leonardo da Vince, the Renaissance Man, studied ____, ____, botany, hydraulics, and flight.

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anatomy, geology

Question 14

The Renaissance emerged in Italy in the late ________ century.

Accepted Answer

18th

Question 15

_____ refers to the way an object feels to the touch.

Accepted Answer

3-D Texture

Question 16

Renaissance art reached its Zenith with the work of Italian master artists including:

Accepted Answer

Raphael

Question 17

Renaissance art sought to capture what the people did, and the beauty and mystery of _______.

Accepted Answer

the natural world

Question 18

The origins of the Renaissance can be traced to _______ in the late 13th and 14th centuries.

Accepted Answer

Italy

Question 19

_______ is the illusion of the 3-D surface.

Accepted Answer

Visual Texture

Question 20

_______ reflect light unevenly.

Accepted Answer

Rough

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