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APAH9 Late Medieval/Pre-Renaissance & Early Renaissance
APAH9 Late Medieval/Pre-Renaissance & Early Renaissance
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Period?
Mannerism
High Italian Renaissance
Early Italian Renaissance
Late Medieval/Pre-Renaissance
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Material?
Oil on wood
Tempera on canvas
Tempera on wood
Oil on canvas
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Dates?
1729-1761 CE
1429-1461 CE
1129-1161 CE
829-861 CE
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Title and Artist's Name
Madonna and Child with Two Angels by Da Vinci
Madonna and Child with Two Angels by Michelangelo
Madonna and Child with Two Angels by Botticelli
Madonna and Child with Two Angels by Fra Filippo Lippi
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Material?
Adobe
Stone, Masonry
Terracotta
Granite
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All are true EXCEPT
Contains rusticated stones
A bench runs the entire length of the facade
Alberti was a humanist architect
Consists of three tiers, similar to the Roman Pantheon
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Period?
Late Medieval/Pre-Renaissance
High Italian Renaissance
Early Italian Renaissance
Mannerism
8
All are true EXCEPT
Use of chiaroscuro to create volume and mass
Patron was the Pope Benedict XI
Image is called the Lamentation
Angels are foreshortened to give the illusion of space
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Architect?
Giotto di Bondone
Fra Filippo Lipi
Filippo Brunelleschi
Botticelli
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Date?
1450 CE
1650 CE
850 CE
1050 CE
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Material?
Granite
Brick
Marble
Limestone
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Name?
Pazzi Chapel (Basilica de Santa Croce)
Florence Cathedral
Arena (Scrovegni) Chapel
Palazzo Rucellai
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Period?
Mannerism
High Italian Renaissance
Early Italian Renaissance
Late Medieval/Pre-Renaissance
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Culture?
Milan, Italy
Vatican City, Italy
Florence, Italy
Rome, Italy
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Culture?
Vatican City, Italy
Milan, Italy
Padua, Italy
Florence, Italy
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Name?
Pazzi Chapel (Basilica de Santa Croce)
Florence Cathedral
Arena (Scrovegni) Chapel
Palazzo Rucellai
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Period?
Late Medieval/Pre-Renaissance
High Italian Renaissance
Early Italian Renaissance
Mannerism
18
All are true EXCEPT
Contains atmospheric perspective to create illusion of depth
Humanization: naturalistic rendering of holy subjects
Mary's halo is similar to the Byzantine style halos
Incorporates soft light and detailed line work
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Title and Artist's name
Birth of Venus by Fra Filippo Lippi
Birth of Venus by Michelangelo
Birth of Venus by Sandro Botticelli
Birth of Venus by Giotto di Bondone
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Name?
Palazzo Rucellai
Arena (Scrovegni) Chapel
Pazzi Chapel (Basilica di Santa Croce)
Florence Cathedral
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Culture?
Padua, Italy
Rome, Italy
Florence, Italy
Vatican City, Italy
22
Culture?
Padua, Italy
Rome, Italy
Florence, Italy
Vatican City, Italy
23
Period?
High Italian Renaissance
Early Italian Renaissance
Late Medieval/Pre-Renaissance
Mannerism
24
All are true EXCEPT
Including expensive alabaster powder
Based on non-Christian story from Roman poet Ovid
Botticelli followed classical proportions and focused on line
Patron: Medici family
25
All are true EXCEPT
Patron: Pazzi Famliy to promote wealth and influence of family
David, similar to Florence, is an underdog, with the help of God, triumphs
First free standing male nude since classical times
Shown in contrapposto and reflects humility, modesty, and virtue
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Artist?
Botticelli
Fra Filippo Lipi
Giotto di Bondone
Filippo Brunelleschi
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Name and Artist?
David by Donatello
David by Bernini
David by Verrocchio
David by Michelangelo
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Material?
Oil on wood
Oil on canvas
Tempera on canvas
Tempera on wood
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Dates?
1440-1460 CE
1640-1660 CE
1140-1160 CE
840-860 CE
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Date?
1084-1086 CE
1684-1686 CE
884-886 CE
1484-1486 CE
31
All are true EXCEPT
Trompe l'oeil is used
Uses Buon fresco
Bottom level shows passion, crucifixion, and resurrection of Mary
Top level shows narrative of Virgin's parents, Anna and Joachim
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Dates?
Chapel 903 CE, Fresco 905 CE
Chapel 1503 CE, Fresco 1505 CE
Chapel 1303 CE, Fresco 1305 CE
Chapel 1703 CE, Fresco 1705 CE
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Material?
Adobe
Masonry
Terracotta
Wood
34
Culture?
Padua, Italy
Florence, Italy
Milan, Italy
Vatican City, Italy
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Material?
Marble
Bronze
Silver
Terracotta
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Date?
1065 CE
865 CE
1465 CE
1665 CE
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Culture
Florence, Italy
Padua, Italy
Milan, Italy
Vatican city, Italy
38
Period?
Late Medieval/Pre-Renaissance
Mannerism
Early Italian Renaissance
High Italian Renaissance
39
All are true EXCEPT
Pietra Serena is the greenish-gray stone used which was local to Florence
Purpose: Chapter house for Franciscan monks of Santa Croce
incorporates the basilica plan
Patron: Pazzi Family to demonstrate their piety and prestige
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Architect?
Filippo Brunelleschi
Leon Battista Alberti
Botticelli
Fra Filippo Lipi
