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Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque Art
Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque Art
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The author of the Sistine Chapel ceiling was painted by Michelangelo between 1508 and 1512, so it belongs to:
Contemporary art
The Renaissance
The Baroque
Medieval times
2
A characteristic of medieval art is:
Pessimism
Beauty
Critic of Reinassance
Moral learnings
3
One of the features of the renaissance is:
Melancholy
The dawn of capitalism
Science was an act of heresy
Centrality of religion
4
Magical and supernatural elements are features of:
Renaissance art
Baroque art
Medieval art
Avant-garde art
5
The pursuit of artistic beauty is a characteristic of:
Avant-garde art
Medieval art
Renaissance art
Baroque art
6
It performs a critic of the renaissance ideals:
Romantic art
Contemporary art
Medieval art
Baroque art
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The time frame of the Baroque is:
1600-1700
1500-1600
500-1500
1700-1850
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A characteristic of the renaissance was:
Interest in Greek culture
Crises of values
Blind faith in religion
Magical and supernatural elements
9
Leonardo da Vinci was an artist, scientist, inventor and thinker, which made him the perfect example of the man of the
Baroque
Middle Ages
Renaissance
Romanticism
10
The Middle Ages encompasses the following time frame:
476-1492
475-1492
1500-1600
1600-1700
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Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio was a baroque artist who became famous for the next painting technique:
Poliphony
Automatic painting
Tenebrism
The stream of consciousness
12
A feature of the Middle ages is:
Optimistic worldview
The fundamental role of religion
The use of Greek mythology
Melancholy
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The Renaissance period encompasses the following time frame:
1500-1600
1600-1700
476-1492
1700-1850
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The following construction belongs to?
Renaissance art (built in 1534)
Romantic art (built in 1829)
Baroque art (built in 1645)
Medieval art (built in 1163)