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1
Girolamo Savonarola’s influence made Botticelli paint more religious works later in life.
True
False
2
Leonardo da Vinci worked for only one patron during his lifetime.
True
False
3
The Lamentation over the Dead Christ
by Mantegna is known for an unusual viewpoint that distorts the body.
False
True
4
The Birth of Venus
is considered the first Renaissance nude painting in Europe.
True
False
5
Atmospheric perspective involves using warm colors in the foreground and paler colors in the background.
False
True
6
Sandro Botticelli only painted religious subjects.
False
True
7
The Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects
was first published in 1550.
True
False
8
Piero della Francesca was born in Florence.
False
True
9
The introduction of oil paint from northern Europe allowed artists to correct mistakes more easily.
False
True
10
The Brera Altarpiece
was commissioned by Lorenzo de Medici.
True
False
11
After 1491, Florence was ruled by Lorenzo de Medici.
False
True
12
The Mona Lisa is famous for its enigmatic expression and use of sfumato.
False
True
13
Giorgio Vasari was a sculptor who wrote
The Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects.
True
False
14
Leonardo da Vinci was also a scientist, engineer, and philosopher.
False
True
15
Leonardo completed over fifty paintings in his lifetime.
False
True
16
The landscape in the Mona Lisa was inspired by the Arno Valley.
False
True
17
Andrea Mantegna was born in Rome.
False
True
18
Donatello influenced Andrea Mantegna’s ability to depict anatomically correct figures.
False
True
19
Leonardo da Vinci was the first to establish the idea of the artist as a “genius".
False
True
20
In Botticelli’s time, Venus was considered a symbol of war.
True
False