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The subject of this Rubens is -

Caravaggio’s work was considered revolutionary because:

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1
Caravaggio’s work was considered revolutionary because:
He deviated from an accurate portrayal of Biblical stories
He did not use live models, but painted from his imagination
He painted directly onto the canvas with no preparatory work
He was considered a "bad boy" in the cultured world of Rome.
2
The subject of this Rubens is -
Queen Consort of Austria
Marie de Medici
Princess Margarita of Spain
Ruben's second wife - Theresa
3
___________________ ushered in the Baroque Age with highly dramatic emotional paintings.
Poussin
Caravaggio
Gentileschi
Tintoretto
4
The "Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Tulp" reflects the -
the Calvinist fascination with the afterlife
Growing importance of the professional classes in the North
Protestant disbelief in the resurrection of the body
New technologies introduced to Europe through global trade
5
This painting of Judith and Holofernes is by -
Rembrandt
Rubens
Caravaggio
Gentileschi
6
The line and form of Rubens' bodies in the "Elevation of the Cross" were influenced by -
Michelangelo
Van Eyck
Titian
Raphael
7
Las Meninas is by
Rembrandt
Poussin
Goya
Velasquez
8
Poussin's "Rape of Sabine" emphasizes -
Line
Symmetry
Light
Color
9
Which artist is known for his prints, self-portraits, and paintings of uncompromising realism?
Gentileschi
Rembrandt
Rubens
Caravaggio
10
The guidelines for sacred images were set forth by -
Pope Julius II
95 Theses
The Council of Trent
Council of Augsburg