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1
In Tintoretto's Last Supper, what is illuminated by the lamp?
smoke
souls
Ash
angels
2
This painting is traditionally attibuted to
Giorgione
Titian
Tintoretto
Veronese
3
What does Raphael like to borrow from Michelangelo?
soft edges
Pyramidal composition
sfumato
Muscular Figures
4
What is never seen in Michelangelo's paintings?
naked women
landscapes
religious figures
self-portraits
5
Who or what is Dodge?
A title for nobility, a duke
the guild that comissioned paintings
a popular hangout for artists
a famous artist in 16th century Venice
6
What techniques did Titian employ?
glazing
chiaroscuro
sacra conversazione
sfumato
7
A characteristic of the Venetian style is_____
conservative, calm compositions
geometric style
deep rich colors
extremely skinny people
8
The woman is believed to be____
a mother
a patron
Mary
a gypsy
9
How many people are in Tintoretto's Last Supper?
19
21
20
22
10
Veronese's Feast in the House of Levi was originally a painting about
The Last Supper
The Last Judgement
Kanye West's Birthday
The Annunciation
11
What was odd about
The School of Athens
location in a papal library?
Diogenes laying down on the bottom
Too much nudity
Heraclitus at the bottom right
Depiction of pagan gods and followers
12
Where was most of Raphael's famous work located?
Old St.Peter's
St. Marks
The Pantheon
The Vatican
13
Where is
Nike Adjusting Her Sandal
located?
Temple of Aphaia
Parthenon
Temple of Athena
Pantheon
14
Giorgione had to compete with_______
Leonardo deCaprio
Leonardo da Vinci
Bellini
Raphael
15
What are African power figures from the Kongo people called?
Nkisi N'kondi
K'wami
S'joe H'na
N'me K'hula
16
What was the name of the book Plato holds in
Raphael's School of Athens
?
Nichomachean
Republic
The Cat in the Hat
Timaeus
17
What are the 2 light sources in Tintoretto's
Last Supper
?
fire and sun
Window and lamp
sun and halos
Jesus' halo and lantern
18
How did Michelangelo depict himself in
The Last Judgement
?
Saint
Mary
Flayed Skin
Dead Body
19
David was originally going to be located______
Palazzo Vecchio
My bedroom
Palazzo della Signoria
The Florence Cathedral
20
In
The School of Athens
, Raphael painted himself with _____
Writers
Philosophers
Theologists
Scientists
21
In Titian's Bacchus and Ariadne, Baccus promises to ____
fetch back her husband
marry Ariadne
turn Ariadne into a constellation
drink with her
22
What made daVinci different than the other Italian painters that came before him?
contrapposto
tension in twisted bodies
use of facial emotion
use of oil paint
23
Why did the Inquisition have a problem with this painting?
It made no sense
They wanted to change the title
The didn't like the dog
They say it as heresey
24
Giorgione's The Tempest is said to be all of the following
EXCEPT
illustration of Greek myths
allegory of conflicts in Venice
the separation between man and woman
female representation of charity
25
Which of the following was
not
one of the themes in the papal library frescoes?
Law and Justice
Theology
Poetry
Physics
26
All are elements of the Venetian style
EXCEPT
centered on Christ
emphasis on patterns
landscapes
female nudes
27
What was in the background of
The Tempest
by Giorgione?
Christ
an angel
the moon
a bird
28
If Leonardo is smoky haziness, Raphael is______
Mystery
Clarity
Sfumato
Chiaroscuro
29
What makes Tintoretto'
Last Supper
different than da Vinci's?
use of linear perspective
all of the above
the placement of the table
the darkness
30
What is Saint Peter doing in The Fast in the House of Levi?
greeting people
speaking to Moses
pouring wine
Carving a piece of lamb
31
da Vinci primarily saw himself as
drawer
inventor
painter
sculptor
32
Why was painting allowed to fourish in Venice?
trade networks brought exotic pigments and new oil technique
it was the only art form available
art was so popular it was very lucrative for the painters
the pope commanded it
33
Elements of Raphael's work are often______
borrowed
his own
full of harsh lines
rich with dark color
34
What is a distinct feature of Michelangelo's art?
Nude Figures
Illusionistic Features
Secular Theme
Scrawny People
35
What technique did da Vinci employ?
sfumatsumoto
sfuhflshflhw
sfumato
sfumoto
36
Veronese's Feast in the House of Levi has all of the following
EXCEPT
majestic classical architecture
deep perspective
pagentry in superb color
solid colors for half shades
37
Who was Raphael's teacher?
Pegurino
Penguino
Pennegino
Perugino
38
Giorgione's Tempest focuses on which element?
the landscape
affection between a man and a woman
realsim of the figures
immorality of women
39
Marriage of the Virgin
by Raphael is compositionally similar to______
The Annunciation
Delivery of the Keys
Madonna with the Goldfinch
The Alba Madonna
40
The nude in Venus of Urbino represents
nothing
innocence
beauty
sexual desires
41
What is the name of this piece?
Arch of COnstantine
Arch of Titus
Arch of Trajan
Porta Maggiore
42
Which Greek work of art provides the most accurate depiction of emotion and humanism?
The Boxer
Peplos Kore
Kritios Boy
Discobolus
43
Which movement was Veronese's
Feast in the House of Levi
associated with?
Counter Reformation
Post-Renaissance
Reformation
Early Renaissance
44
These are examples of _____ columns
Corinthian
Doric
Ionic
Iconic
45
Which of daVinci's pieces had two versions?
Mona Lisa
Virgin of the Rocks
Last Supper
Annunciation
46
Titian's artworks had
borders
a rough textured surface
smooth glossy surface
predellas
47
The Creation of Adam shows a lot of influence from____
Galatea
Laoccon
Birth of Venus
David
48
The Mona Lisa became famous when
is was created
it was paid for by the Medicis
It was stolen
It was on display at the Louvre
49
What serves as the main compositional diagonal in this painting?
the standing figures
The table
the light from JCs head
the chairs
50
What kind of government did Venice have?
Republic
Democracy
Anarchy
Monarchy
51
What does Judas hold in his hand in da Vinci's
The Last Supper
?
bread
wine
key
coin pouch
52
What major war did Venenice engage in?
War of League of Cambrai
World War II
Hundred Year's War
French and Indian War
53
Michelangelo created
the bronze David
using katanas
The Last Judgement fresco
The Last Supper fresco
54
What is this building called?
Partheon
Pentheon
Pantheon
Parthenon
55
What did x-rays discover in the underainting of Giorgione's
The Tempest
?
Giorgione's signature on one of the trees
a nude woman where the man now stands
the lion of St.Mark on one of the towers
a bird on the roof
56
Titian's
Venus of Urbino
contrinued the theme that Giorgione started of______
Incredible softness of the flesh
The reclining female nude
Glowing nude figures
The use of figures in the background
57
Why was the Palatine Chapel built?
store relics
convent for nuns
Emperor Charlemagne's private use
public worship
58
How was Raphael different than Leonardo?
Ralph was more of an introvert
Ralph was more mysterious
Ralph used sfumato
Ralph used more vivid and saturated colors
59
Michelangelo primarily considered himself to be a painter: true or false?
False; he considers himself primarily as a poet
True; his paintings are phenomenal and exquisite
False; he considers himself primarily as an inventor
False; he considers himself primarily as a sculptor
60
Which
Notre Dame
is the setting for
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
novel by Victor Hugo?
Louvre
Paris
London
Chartes
61
Painting in Early and High Renaissance Venice is largely grouped around which family?
Medici
Marcos
Bellini
Giorgione
62
Michelangelo's style can also be recognized by his use of figures who are
about to be in motion
in profile
positioned with their backs towards the viewer
in motion
63
Which painting was an allegory for poetry?
Baccus and Ariadne
The Rape of Europa
Pastoral Concert
Madonna of the Pesaro Family
64
Why might Giorgione's paintings seem a little strange to us?
The cientele wanted more than a religious image
personal symbolism
this was the artist's own choice of subject
because we live in a modern day society
65
What was one of Michelangelo's distinctive stylistic elements?
Muted Colors
Much Gold
Sfumato
Musculature
66
What characterizes da Vinci's Paintings?
playful and sensual
ideal and beautiful
clear and meaningless
dignity and calm
67
What made Michelangelo's
David
innovative and unique?
refernce to the Biblical story of David & Goliath
embodiment of humanism with the look of thinking/emotion
contrapposto
large height
68
In
The School of Athens
, who is located on the bottom left in between Plato and Aristotle?
Heraclitus
Euclid
Pythagorus
Diogenes
69
Michelangelo was
in love with painting
thought that he was all that with sculpting
sexy
influenced by the Mycenaens