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#AP art history early renaissance
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1
The design of the Palazzio shown below included all of the following, EXCEPT
a private residence
a business
servant quarters
hospital
2
Madonna and Child with Two Angels reflects the Renaissance's attitude toward more
frontal and serious image of divine figures
human and approachable interpretation of heavenly figures
heavenly vision of Mary and Jesus
pagan and mythological approach to christian imagery
3
The Pazzi Chapel is recognized for its
stained glass windows
perfect harmonious proportions
early incorporation of the oval
frescoes depicting the ministry of St. Francis
4
Renaissance art supports individualism, and blends Classical Antiquity with Christian messaging. This is called
Chiarosuro
Pathos
Humanism
Ethos
5
The nudity on Donatello's David
is inspired by Gothic jamb sculpture
would have been considered heroic in islamic art
is used to show sin
recalls the nudity of free standing sculptures from Greece
6
Donatello's David draws inspiration from Greco-Roman traditions in all of the following ways, EXCEPT
it shows a male nude figure
it emphasizes wisdom and is veristic
it shows the figure in conrtapposto
it uses bronze and the lost wax casting method
7
The female nude becomes acceptable to Italian Renaissance society because (pick 2 answers)
she is in the process of covering her nudity and shows modesty
she is associated with fertility and therefore ok to see nude
she is the goddess of love, not associated with Christian religion
she represents the Virgin Mary and is therefore ok to worship
8
Identify this artwork
David, Donatello
David, Boticelli
David, Polykleitos
David, Brunellesci
9
Humanism in the Italian Renaissance included all of the following, except
revival of Greek and Roman philosophy, literature and art.
a focus on the individual
an interest in observation
using symbolism and stylization in art
10
What design elements does this building borrow from the Flavian amphitheater?
distinct registers of three, repetition of arches
all of the above
neither
Tuscan, Ionic, and Corinthian columns
11
Which Renaissance artist first demonstrated the principles of linear perspective
Brunelleschi
Pasini
Fra Lippi
Botticelli
12
Identify this artwork
Lorezno Chapel, Michelangelo
Arched Chapel, Diego Velazquez
Pazzi Chapel, Brunelleschi
Franciscan Chapel, Giotto di Bondone
13
Botticelli's Venus was modeled after a statue similar to...
Doryphoros by Polykleitos
The Aphrodite of Knidos
the Kouros
Diskobolos by Myron
14
The design of the Palazzio Rucellai was inspired by which building from Classical Antiquity (Greco-Roman)?
Temple of Athena Nike
Temple of Minerva
Hagia Sophia
Flavian Colosseum
15
Who were the patrons of this artwork?
the church
Justinian
King Louis IX
Medici family
16
Where did the Italian Renaissance first begin?
Rome
Milan
Florence
Venice
17
The Renaissance began in Italy primarily because
Italy was wealthy from trade and had plenty of rich patrons.
Italian city-states wanted to outdo each other.
Italy had lots of trees which inspired artists.
Italy was divided politically, inspiring artists.
18
Identify this artwork - title, artist
Blossoms and Water, Boticelli
Birth of Venus, Fra Lippi
Birth of Venus, Boticelli
Expulsion of Eve from the Garden of Eden, Fra Lippi
19
What medium is the image painted with?
watercolor
caesin paint
oil
tempera
20
Identify this artwork - title, artist
Theotokos and Child between Two Angels, Fra Lippi
The Annunciation, Giotto
The Presentation of Christ, Botticelli
Madonna and Child with Two Angels, Fra Lippi
21
Enrico Scrovingi likely commissioned the frescoes in the Area Chapel
as a way to glorify himself by creating an impressive mausoleum
as a way to express gratitude to God for his immense wealth
as a way to atone for the family sins committed as usurers
as a way to increase the reputation of the artist who was a friend
22
Giotto’s Lamentation scene in the Arena Chapel was one of a set of scenes describing:
Oligarchy and it’s collapse.
The effects of a poor government
Christ’s life.
The effects of the bubonic plague