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Chapter 16 Getlein, Living with Art
Chapter 16 Getlein, Living with Art
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Renaissance Art
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What makes Tintoretto's the Last Supper different than DaVinci's?
Symbolic placement of characters
all of these
Dramatic use of light
painted on a diagonal
2
In Neo-Platonic thought, Classical culture was identified with it's relationship to
Christianity
re-birth
Evil
Spring
3
Who painted the Sistine Chapel?
Leonardo
Michelangelo
Donatello
Raphael
4
More secular subjects was part of the split in Protestant and Catholic religious thought during
Neo-Platonism
the Crusades
The Reformation
The Renaissance
5
Adam and Eve
, by Netherland artist ____is one of many engravings he created.
Robert Campin
Hans Holbein
Roger van der Weyden
Albrecht Durer
6
Dutch artists during the Northern Renaissance were masters in areas except
Structure of the human body
jewel-like qualities
tiny scale
manuscripts and illumination
7
What is the theme of the Sistine Chapel?
Stories about the Greek Republic
Old Testament stories
Stories from everyday life
None of these are correct
8
Michelangelo, Raphael, and Botticelli were all commissioned to make art for
the Medici family
the Duke of Berry
King Louis the XIV
Pope Leo X
9
The technique Sfumato involves the use of
burnt charcoal
elongated figures and compressed spaces
multiple layers of glazes
multiple vanishing points
10
Northern European Renaissance artists began using the system of linear perspective
Much earlier than the Italians did
Simultaneously with its development elsewhere
During the Middle Ages
75 years after it was first developed
11
The word "Renaissance" means
create something from nothing
skilled craftman
celebration
rebirth
12
Leonardo DaVinci was a skilled
inventor
engineer
all of these are correct
artist
13
Grunwald's I
senheim Altarpiece
, had gruesome details of Christ’s flesh wounds. Where was it displayed?
a hospital for patients with skin disease
the Pope's private library at the Vatican
Duke of Berry's castle
a catacomb
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Who painted this portrait
Michelangelo
Vincent VanGogh
Leonardo DaVinci
Sandro Botticelli
15
Pieter Bruegel the Elder’s painting
The Harvesters
paved the way for future
patron seeking artists
landscape paintings
iconographic works
portrait painters
16
__ ____ by Hans Holbein the Younger has many symbolic objects showing wealth, power and travel
Study of Human Proportions
St. Mark
The Tempest
The Ambassadors
17
Who was the architect for the new St. Peter's Basilica
Donatello
Raphael
Leonardo
Michelangelo
18
David by Michelangelo is a Renaissance sculpture, not a copy of Greek art because
all of these
expression in facial features
it has more tension and energy
body formed from understanding of human anatomy
19
One of the effects of the renaissance was to change the status of artists in Europe from
Shamans to monks
Skilled crafts workers to intellectuals
Observers to designers of nature
peasants to nobiity
20
Bronzino's
Allegory
is an example of late Italian Renassance artist trend called
atmospheric perspective
mannerism
genre painting
humanist
21
The creator of the bronze
David
, was created by early Renaissance artist ___ for ___
Massaccio; Duke of Berry
Leonardo da Vinci; Pope Julius II
Botticelli; King Henry the VIII
Donatello; Medici Family
22
High Renaissance painter, Titian, added Venetian sensuality for selective viewers in
Venus of Urbino
Venus with a Mirror
Pieta
Madonna and Child with St. Anne
23
Northern Renaissance painter Campin, uses religious symbols in The Merode Alterpiece such as:
Joseph's Mousetrap
white linen and lilies
All of these
extinguished candle
24
Which 15th-century invention led to the decrease in the practice of illumination by hand?
system of linear perspective
the camera obscura
technology of oil painting
printing press
25
This page
February
by the Limbourg brothers is part of prayer book depicting
extreme detail in a small book
everyday life
all of these
calendar months and seasons