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Ch 4 - Michelangelo and Raphael
Ch 4 - Michelangelo and Raphael
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1
How does the sculpture "David" show the Spirit of the Renaissance?
It was influenced by Greek/Roman sculptures - lifelike.
It was made during the Renaissance.
It was 14 feet tall and weighed 11,000 pounds.
It was was too detailed and realistic.
2
Humanism was instrumental in starting the Renaissance Period.
True
False
3
How was Raphael's version of the Madonna different from the medieval image of the Madonna?
Raphael's image was more stiff.
Raphael's version was to express religious devotion.
Raphael's version was more natural with human emotion and form.
Raphael's image was less lifelike.
4
Humanism is the admiration of values of ancient Greece and Rome.
False
True
5
How does the Sistine Chapel's ceiling illustrate the quote, "Man can do anything he sets his mind to."?
He decided to do this without help.
He was a sculptor, not a painter.
All the above.
The work was grueling and physically demanding.
6
Who "won" the argument with Pope Julius II and Michelangelo?
Michelangelo - he painted the apostles instead of Old Testament figures.
Pope Julius II - The Sistine Chapel was finished quickly.
Pope Julius II - He got his magnificent tomb he wanted.
Michelangelo - he never finished the tomb for the pope.
7
Why didn't anyone help Michelangelo paint the Sistine Chapel ceiling?
He was a perfectionist - no one could meet his standards.
He wanted all the glory to himself.
No one liked him.
He didn't have anything else to do.
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Why did Pope Julius II and Michelangelo argue?
They were both ambitious, determined, and stubborn.
Julius was stubborn, but Michelangelo was compiant.
Julius was full of ambition, while Michelangelo was not.
Michelangelo was full of determination, but Julius was not.
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Why was Michelangelo blessed to work with Lorenzo de' Medici?
He was a lover of the arts.
All the above.
People in his house were some of the finest minds.
Michelangelo could study old masters - painters/sculptures.
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What did Raphael paint several portraits of (at least 17)?
His patrons.
Mary (Madonna) and Jesus
Local musicians.
Self Portraits
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Humanism is focusing on the individual.
True
False
12
What style was used to create the art "The School of Athens"?
fresco, using wet plaster and paint
watercolor on canvas
airbrush with spray paint cans
sculptures using stones
13
Humanism is interest in discovery and learning.
False
True
14
What angered Michelangelo when people looked at the Pieta?
They said it could not be work from Michelangelo.
They ignored the sculpture when it was placed in the Vatican.
They did not guess this was Michelangelo's work.
They did not appreciate the beauty.
15
Humanism does not focus on literature, art, government, and science.
True
False
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Humanism is about memorization, not books and written material.
False
True
