Which of the following qualities mark "Entombment of Christ" as a mannerist work?

ambiguous spaces and bright colors

An innovation seen in the architecture of Francesco Borromini is his

stone buildings that are curvilinear & undulating in form

Enrico Scrovegni, the patron of the Arena Chapel, had the building built and decorated to

expiate the sin of usury, which his family had committed

The Codex Mendoza was created for

Europeans to show them this history of the Aztecs

Fra Filippo Lippi's Madonna and Child with Two Angels reflects a Renaissance attitude toward

human and approachable interpretation of heavenly figures

Among the innovations seen in this work is the artist's

affinity for human emotions in Christian subject matter

Mannerism was known for which of the following qualities?

bright color, artifice (ingenious arranging), sophistication

Before the creation of Donatello’s David, nude sculptures were not executed because

they represented the pagan world of mythological gods

Fra Filippo Lippi’s Madonna and Child with Two Angels shows the Renaissance view toward a more

human and approachable interpretation of heavenly figures

When were most Renaissance "masterpieces" produced?

During the 15th & 16th centuries

Northern Baroque art differed in Italian Baroque art in which of the following ways?

Northern Baroque art lacked church patronage

Which of the following developed in northern Europe as a result of the Protestant Reformation?

rise in popularity of still lifes

This casta painting entitled "Spaniard and Indian Produce a Mestizo" illustrates:

New World anxiety about new racial distinctions

Leonardo DaVinci’s Last Supper inspired Raphael’s School of Athens as shown in the use of

linear perspective creating unified architectural framework

How is the West facade of Chartres's great portal similar to the Lamassu of ancient Assyria?

Both are attached to the walls behind the figure

Christian worshippers at Chartres had their attention drawn to

the apse, which was elevated from the nave

This image of an angel differs from other angels in other contexts in that

this angel is carrying a gun rather than a sword

The nudity in Donatello’s David

recalls nudity of ancient Mediterranean public sculptures

This signed/dated work shows artists' growing status. Which following work is also signed?

Basin (Baptistère de St. Louis)

Northern Renaissance art was known for which of the following features?

intricate detail, symbolism, oil paints

The formal quality of this work shows that it was influenced by

Mannerism in its awkwardness of poses

The Virgin of Guadalupe by Miguel Gonzalez shows the influence of Asian art in its

use of exotic materials, such as mother-of-pearl

What is the importance of the following work entitled "The Virgin of Guadalupe"?

syncretic blend of both Eastern and Western beliefs & style

Vanitas paintings are usually seen as symbolic elements in

still lifes demonstrating the passing nature of human life

Sixteenth-century Italian painting was revolutionary for the

1st academies training artists to improve their status

Dürer’s engraving of Adam and Eve references classical art because it shows them as

idealized before the Fall of Man

Woodcuts, such as Cranach’s Allegory of Law and Grace, enabled

a wider audience with the ability to mass produce images

The scene in the back of the Arena Chapel over the main door is the same scene depicted in

the tympanum of the church of Sainte-Foy, Conques

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1
What is the title of the following work?
Meeting in the Shadows
the Accountant
Calling of Saint Matthew
Devil's Den
2
What is the title of the following work?
the Triumph of Man
Winter Winds
the Journey
Hunters in the Snow
3
Which of the following qualities mark "Entombment of Christ" as a mannerist work?
ambiguous spaces and bright colors
use of linear perspective
ideal proportions and sculpturesque figures
emotive figures and expressions
4
The following work is representative of which of the following artistic movements:
Italian Renaissance
Italian Baroque
Mannerism
Northern Baroque
5
An innovation seen in the architecture of Francesco Borromini is his
use of non-Western elements in his Catholic churches
use of gardens to enhance the setting of his buildings
stone buildings that are curvilinear & undulating in form
massing forms on a grand scale to achieve a powerful effect
6
Enrico Scrovegni, the patron of the Arena Chapel, had the building built and decorated to
house the tombs of his family and his descendants
commemorate the Virgin of Guadalupe
expiate the sin of usury, which his family had committed
honor the memory of Saint Francis of Assisi
7
The Codex Mendoza was created for
Europeans to show them this history of the Aztecs
Aztecs as their record of history before Spain's conquest
the Aztecs as an official account of their history
Antonio de Mendoza as a keepsake from his time in Mexico
8
The following work is entitled "Venus of Urbino" by Titian. It is a part of which movement?
Venetian
Mannerist
Northern Renaissance
Italian Baroque
9
Fra Filippo Lippi's Madonna and Child with Two Angels reflects a Renaissance attitude toward
formal and forbidding image of divine figures
human and approachable interpretation of heavenly figures
etheral and heavenly vision of Mary and Jesus
pagan and mythological approach to Christian imagery
10
Where can the following work be found?
the Sistine Chapel
Church of Santa Maria della Vittoria
the palace of Versailles
Il Gesu
11
Among the innovations seen in this work is the artist's
combination of fresco, tempera, & oil paint for more detail
referencing of Old and New Testament scenes side by side
ability to paint works in a series
affinity for human emotions in Christian subject matter
12
Mannerism was known for which of the following qualities?
detail and symbolism
natural settings, colorful, poetic
bright color, artifice (ingenious arranging), sophistication
sculpturesque form and balance
13
The theatrical illusionism of Baroque works is similar to which of the following periods?
Chinese Ming
Cambodian Khmer
Greek Hellenistic
Roman Republic
14
Before the creation of Donatello’s David, nude sculptures were not executed because
they represented the pagan world of mythological gods
they showed man in a primitive and bestial state
artists were influenced by a ban on images in Jewish art
they were not suitable for suitable for women to view
15
Fra Filippo Lippi’s Madonna and Child with Two Angels shows the Renaissance view toward a more
ethereal and heavenly vision of Mary and Jesus
human and approachable interpretation of heavenly figures
pagan and mythological approach to Christian imagery
formal and forbidding image of divine figures
16
When were most Renaissance "masterpieces" produced?
During the 14th & 15th centuries
During the 16th and 17th centuries
During the 13th & 14th centuries
During the 15th & 16th centuries
17
Northern Baroque art differed in Italian Baroque art in which of the following ways?
Northern Baroque art was known for use frescos
Northern Baroque art was known for bright colors & whimsy
Northern Baroque art featured religious symbolism
Northern Baroque art lacked church patronage
18
An architectural achievement that makes Gothic buildings so tall and so stable is the use of
stained glass windows
a dome on pendentives
rib vaults
ashlar masonry
19
What is the title of the following work?
Passing of Virtues
Allegory of Law and Faith
the Scared Union
the Arnolfini Portrait
20
Which of the following developed in northern Europe as a result of the Protestant Reformation?
use of fresco paintings
rise in popularity of still lifes
increase in artistic political propaganda
an increase in Church patronage
21
This casta painting entitled "Spaniard and Indian Produce a Mestizo" illustrates:
increased popularity of genre paintings
New World anxiety about new racial distinctions
decline in the production of religious imagery
power of the Catholic Church in the New World
22
Who was the artist for this work?
Leonardo da Vinci
Matthias Grunewald
Albrecht Durer
Lucas Cranach the Elder
23
Who is the sculptor of the following work?
Vermeer
Caravaggio
Titian
Bernini
24
Who commissioned the painting of the Sistine Chapel?
Pope Innocent VIII
Pope Julius II
Pope Leo X
Pope Pius III
25
Venetian High Renaissance differs from the Florentine High Renaissance in its great emphasis on
warm and rich colors
foreshortening
mythological scenes
chiaroscuro
26
Leonardo DaVinci’s Last Supper inspired Raphael’s School of Athens as shown in the use of
linear perspective creating unified architectural framework
self-portraits in discreet locations
contemporary faces placed on people from the past
strict symmetry, which adds balance to the composition
27
The following work is representative of which of the following artist movements?
Northern Renaissance
Italian Renaissance
Northern Baroque
Venetian
28
How is the West facade of Chartres's great portal similar to the Lamassu of ancient Assyria?
Both show a military presence to frighten the viewer
Both have guardian figures protecting what is inside
Both have faces of the religious leaders of their day
Both are attached to the walls behind the figure
29
Christian worshippers at Chartres had their attention drawn to
the apse, which was elevated from the nave
the royal tombs that line the side aisles
the mihrab pointing the way to Mecca
the relics displayed in the crypt
30
This image of an angel differs from other angels in other contexts in that
this angel is carrying a gun rather than a sword
this face looks human rather than divine
the body is covered in drapery
there is no suggestion of a Bible episode being depicted
31
Alberti’s architectural style shows a scholarly view of the classical in buildings such as
the Parthenon
the Forum of Trajan
the Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut
the Colosseum
32
The nudity in Donatello’s David
recalls nudity of ancient Mediterranean public sculptures
would have been considered heroic in Islamic art
references ideal human proportions from Polykleito’s canon
is inspired by Gothic portal sculpture
33
This signed/dated work shows artists' growing status. Which following work is also signed?
Lamentation by Giotto
Basin (Baptistère de St. Louis)
Virgin and Child with Saints Theodore and George
Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci
34
Northern Renaissance art was known for which of the following features?
use of artifice, mythological themes
whimsical themes, bright colors, emotion
linear perspective, rationalism, balance
intricate detail, symbolism, oil paints
35
This work entitled "Fruit and Insects" by Rachel Ruysch is an exemplary form of what style?
genre
still life
landscape
portrait
36
Perpendicular Gothic is a style of architecture unique to
France
England
Spain
Germany
37
The Renaissance artistic revival began with painters like Giotto stimulated in part by the
use of fresco, which had fallen into disuse
discovery of the ancient city of Pompeii
preaching of the Franciscans
building of Gothic cathedrals
38
The formal quality of this work shows that it was influenced by
Mannerism in its awkwardness of poses
Rococo art in its light-hearted humor
Gothic art in its angularity and frontality
Byzantine art in its extensive use of gold
39
The Virgin of Guadalupe by Miguel Gonzalez shows the influence of Asian art in its
Chinese calligraphy identifying the images
subject matter including the Chinese shrine at Guadalupe
abstract formulae for depicting the human body
use of exotic materials, such as mother-of-pearl
40
What is the importance of the following work entitled "The Virgin of Guadalupe"?
use of oil paint and mother-of-pearl as a medium
syncretic blend of both Eastern and Western beliefs & style
the portrayal and illusion of naturalism
the power of artistic patronage in the New World
41
Vanitas paintings are usually seen as symbolic elements in
historical paintings indicating folly of greatness & triumph
landscapes stressing the changing nature of the seasons
still lifes demonstrating the passing nature of human life
genre paintings showing the foibles of human interactions
42
Sixteenth-century Italian painting was revolutionary for the
guild introduction, organizing arts into professional groups
patronage of preaching and teaching orders of friars
introducing a capitalist market system by trading works
1st academies training artists to improve their status
43
Dürer’s engraving of Adam and Eve references classical art because it shows them as
concerned only about their physical appearance
pagan and corrupt
saintly and holy
idealized before the Fall of Man
44
Based on the style, to which artist would you attribute the following work?
Bernini
Vermeer
Titian
Caravaggio
45
Based on the style, which of the following artists would you attribute the following work?
Jan van Eyck
Diego Velazquez
William Hogarth
Rachel Ruysch
46
Who is the artist of the following work entitled "The Birth of Venus"?
Sandro Botticelli
Raphael
Leonardo da Vinci
Fra Filipo Lippi
47
Woodcuts, such as Cranach’s Allegory of Law and Grace, enabled
the collector to display works resistant to fading/peeling
color in printmaking; before, only black/white was possible
a wider audience with the ability to mass produce images
the artist for the first time to represent a scene 3-d
48
The following portrait entitled "Self Portrait with Saskia" is by:
Caravaggio
Leonardo da Vinci
Rembrandt
Titian
49
Based on the style, to which artist would you attribute the following work?
Raphael
Lucas Cranach the Elder
Albrecht Durer
Jacopo da Pontormo
50
The scene in the back of the Arena Chapel over the main door is the same scene depicted in
Blanche of Castile & King Louis IX in a moralized Bible
the Great Portal, west facade, Chartres
the tympanum of the church of Sainte-Foy, Conques
the Golden Haggadah
51
What is the name of the following work?
Pazzi Chapel
the Sistine Chapel
Il Gesu
Palace of Versailles
52
Who is the artist of the following work entitled "Woman Holding a Balance"?
Vermeer
Diego Velazquez
Caravaggio
Rachel Ruysch
53
The laurel wreath on the head of the David refers to his
victory over Goliath
author of a book in the Bible
oneness with nature
role as a shepherd
54
Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?
Raphael
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
Botticelli
55
Who was the artist of the following work?
Jacopo da Pontormo
Albrecht Durer
Matthias Grunewald
Titian
56
Uniting mythological gods & allegorical figures with real people as seen here can be seen in
Akhenaton, Nefertiti, and Three Daughters
Rodin’s The Burghers of Calais
Code of Hammurabi
Night Attack on the Sanjô Palace
57
The materials used in this work show the influence of
Mayan frescoes
Aztec sculptures
Aztec feather work
Spanish painting
58
What helped make this work entitled "Adam and Eve" by Durer important?
increased artistic patronage from the Catholic Church
invention of the printing press
use of engraving as an artistic technique
showcasing of nude bodies that were not pagan gods
59
Who is the artist of the following work?
Dontatello
Michelangelo
Botticelli
Fra Filipo Lippi
60
What is the name of the shown room located in the Palace of Versailles in France?
Hall of Mirrors
Gilded Room
Hall of Kings
Sun King's Throne Room
61
Based on the style, to which artist would you attribute the following work?
Pieter Brugel the Elder
Caravaggio
Vermeer
Jan van Eyck
62
This type of painting is a departure from High Renaissance painting in that it
has exaggerated and elongated figures
is meant for private viewing rather than public display
relies on symbolism to convey its meaning
is painted with a quick and visible brushstroke
63
The cathedral at Chartres is typical of Gothic churches in that it
contains references of classical architecture
uses flying buttresses to stabilize tall naves
has an oculus to admit light
provides a separate space for coronations
64
How did altarpieces in northern Renaissance Europe differ from their Italian counterparts?
rely on classical forms, which Italian artists rejected
specialize in religious works, which Italian artists avoided
are painted in tempera; Italian artists preferred oil
fold closed like cupboards; Italian have one large panel
65
The literary source for this work is
The Qur’an
The Metamorphosis
The New Testament
The Odyssey
66
The following work would be considered a part of which artistic movement?
Italian Baroque
Venetian
Italian Renaissance
Mannerism
67
What was the original and intended location for the following work, the Isenheim altarpeice?
in the private quarters of a monastery
in a hospital for those with skin disease
in the home of its patron
in the nave of St. Peter's Basilica
68
What is one of the major themes of the following work entitled "Allegory of Law and Faith"?
political authority
conquest of the New World
religious schism
scientific understanding
69
Who are the two men pictured in the center of the painting?
Moses & Abraham
Plato & Aristotle
Pope Julius II & Pope Leo X
Michelangelo & Raphael
70
Which of the following has been interpreted as a wedding symbol?
a convex mirror, which reflects God’s blessing on the event
the burning candle
shoes cast off, indicating standing on holy ground
the man's fur coat
71
The fresco technique can be characterized by
a permanence as long as the wall surface remains untouched
a rapid technique without the use of preliminary drawings
use of rich colors, containing warm and vibrant hues
a glowing iridescence that makes the surface resemble mosaic
72
What is the prime reason why Caravaggio’s public and patrons found his art objectionable?
He worked for the discredited & was tainted by association.
He copied great Renaissance masters derivatively.
He made saintly figures have earthly characteristics.
He used harsh glaring sunlight illuminating figures poorly.
73
What is the name of this work?
Eve before the Fall
the Delphic Sibyl
the Anointed Virgin
the Erythraean Sibyl
74
What is the medium of the following work?
engraving
oil paint on wood
oil on canvas
tempera and oil; fresco
75
The following work shows the influence of
the Catholic Counter Reformation
the importance of scientific learning and developments
the influence of secular patronage
the emergence of art academies
76
Who is the artist of the following work?
van Eyck
Raphael
Donatello
Michelangelo
77
What is the name of the following work?
Pazzi Chapel
Sistine Chapel
Cornaro Chapel
Palazzo Rucellai
78
What is the name of the following work?
Versailles
Pazzi Chapel
San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane
Cornaro Chapel

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