Acadec Art Fundamentals Part 2

Influenced by Enlightenment philosophy, Neoclassicism __.

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

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

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

Byzantium's greatest church is found in this city.

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

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

This Realist painter sparked outrage with his painting The Stonebreakers.

This painter is considered a forerunner to the Cubist movement.

Giotto di Bondone is best known for advancing __.

This painting illustrates sfumato, meaning the use of __.

This person is considered the founder of modern sculpture.

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

During the Renaissance, prominent artists were considered __.

This painter decorated the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

Linear perspective was developed by __.

Byzantium is most associated with this form of art.

The Rococo style celebrated __.

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

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

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

The Baroque period was marked with __.

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

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

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

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

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 __.

Hearkening back to the Baroque period, Romanticism __.

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