Chapter 13 Art Study Guide

This artist painted St. George and the Dragon when he was only 22, and also painted over 300 Madonnas.

This artist was interested in capturing feelings and emotions, as well as detail, as shown in the work Portrait of Lady.

This artist's paintings were said to be "so lifelike that they lacked only speech."

The city of ____________ emerged as an important banking and artistic center of Italy during the Renaissance.

In Northern Europe it was more about refining that artistic techniques and styles of the __________ period than rebirth.

This artist was an architect who is given credit for inventing the technique of linear perspective.

In a region known as __________, Northern artists continued a heavy reliance.

This artist chose not to show emotion in his work but was more interested in beauty and carefully balanced composition.

This artist painted the Mona Lisa.

Italian artists added realism with a technique know as __________ that created an illusion of

In Flanders, Northern European artist continued a heavy reliance on using images to stand for ideas, or __________.

Beginning in Italy in the early 1400s and spreading outward to other European countries, the period known as ___________

This artist is a Flemish painter known for extreme precision and detail as shown in his painting The Annunciation.

This artist seemed to pick up where Giotto left off a century earlier and built upon his innovations.

This artist shocked many viewers who ran in fear thinking they were looking into a real room with life-sized figures.

This artist was a friend of Masaccio, and Masaccio further expanded this artist's linear perspective technique.

Another technique for creating the illusion of depth is called __________ and uses HUE, value, and intensity.

Textures suggested by the way the artist has painted certain objects to look rough, smooth, or soft are known as ______.

This artist was also skilled in science, literature, and music

This artist was the first female painter to gain an international reputation.

The Northern Renaissance introduced __________, a new painting medium that dries slowly.

Influenced by van Eyck, this painter also showed very precise details in his work.