Acadec Art Fundamentals Part 2

Byzantium's greatest church is found in this city.

This painting by __ was one of the first paintings of a nude female since antiquity.

During the Renaissance, patrons like __ were crucial to the production of art.

This person is considered the founder of modern sculpture.

The Rococo style celebrated __.

Byzantium is most associated with this form of art.

Hearkening back to the Baroque period, Romanticism __.

Compared to Italy, northern Europe favored more realistic depictions with the use of __.

Mannerist Tintoretto used __, or prominent contrasts of light and dark, for emotional impact.

The Counter Reformation, as seen in the works of El Greco, saw an emphasis in __.

This painter is considered a forerunner to the Cubist movement.

During the Renaissance, prominent artists were considered __.

Depicting light with bright, contrasting colors, this painter gave Impressionism its name.

The Baroque period was marked with __.

Characterized by dynamic movement, the Baroque period lasted from about __.

In Gothic cathedrals, the use of __ allowed support for heavy ceilings.

Innovative in his use of marble, sculptor __ created the Ecstasy of Saint Teresa.

The use of __ allowed for large windows in Gothic cathedrals.

Famous for his portraits, __ served as court painter to King Henry VIII of England.

Established under the rule of Louis XIV, the "Academy" main purpose was __.

Linear perspective was developed by __.

This painter decorated the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

This Realist painter sparked outrage with his painting The Stonebreakers.

This painting illustrates sfumato, meaning the use of __.

Giotto di Bondone is best known for advancing __.

This movement sought a return to a style that predates the Renaissance.

In the medieval period, wooden works of art are most associated with these people.

The Baroque painter most associated with the use of chiaroscuro was __.

The __ people are known for their metalwork in the early medieval period.

Influenced by Enlightenment philosophy, Neoclassicism __.