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Characteristics of Renaissance Art
Characteristics of Renaissance Art
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1
An example of Greco-Roman influence is a pose called ___________ where most weight is on one foot and upper body turned.
contrapposto
covering your girl parts
sfumato
chiaroscuro
2
The Crash Course History video claims that ___% of Europeans living at the time never even encountered "The Renaissance"
5%
50%
95%
75%
3
What does a humanist study?
literature
history
philosophy
all of the above
4
What time period was this type of art common?
Middle Ages
Renaissance
Classical
5
What time period was this type of art common?
Renaissance
Middle Ages
Classical
6
Having blurred, soft edges is a painting technique called _____
sfumato
chiaroscuro
greco-roman
watercolors
7
Paintings or sculptures showing Mary holding Jesus after his death are referred to by what title?
Madonna and Child
A Mother's Calm
Pieta
The Sacrifice
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What time period was this type of art common?
Renaissance
Classical
Middle Ages
9
Is this painting from the Middle Ages or the Renaissance?
Middle Ages
Renaissance
10
This simple drawing shows what Renaissance art techniques?
chiaroscuro
linear perspective
classical influence
sfumato
11
Is this painting from the Middle Ages or Renaissance?
Middle Ages
Renaissance
12
Can you name this famous Renaissance painting?
Mona Lisa
The Lady with an Ermine
Mona Linda
Madonna and Child
13
What male figure is shown in this Renaissance painting?
Jesus
archangel Gabriel
David
Adam
14
During the Renaissance, all artists focused on creating only secular artwork.
False
True
15
Paintings like these with solid gold backgrounds were characteristic of what time period?
Middle Ages
Classical
Renaissance
16
In what country did the Renaissance begin?
China
Italy
France
Spain
17
Who is the person shown in this famous Renaissance sculpture?
Hercules
David
Goliath
Apollo