Art throughout European history

What was built by Louis XIV, bringing France into bankruptcy?

Which art style returned to the "purity" of Roman art?

Architecture during what age were revivals of styles in distant past?

What is considered a part of modern art?

Postmodern art takes inspiration from which art movements?

What was the focus of the Renaissance?

Which art style had a large and wide influence and takes place over aesthetic concern

Byzantine art overlaps with early Christian art until what period?

What places a strong emphasis on irony, parody and humor?

What era of art matured during the 16th century?

What is this?

What attempted to capture light as seen from the human eye?

Who is the artist?

When was The Last Supper painted?

Which art era was mainly funded by the church?

What are flying buttresses associated with?

Gothic art is only in architecture. True or false?

Which city replaced Rome as the capital of art during the Rococo period?

What layout was popular for Romanesque era for architecture?

Shadowing and softening in Rennaisance art are called...

Rococo Portrays what?

What adjective describes gothic architecture?

What art period are we in, if it is the late 1800s and early 1900s

What style of art was popular from 1520-1580 in Italy?

What eras replaced wooden roofs with long stone called barrel vaults?

What is the name of This piece of art

In what country did the Rennaisance mainly occur?

When was perspective introduced to art?

What is a tondo?

1600-1750

Romanticism glorified what?

What are these usually adorning

Which countries became the most powerful during the baroque period?

St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City was by who?

What is the definition of the word Rennaisance?

As Mannerism rejected Classicism, Romanticism rejected...

Classicism is what?

Ivan the Terrible built this landmark that is located in Moscow, Russia

Who painted The School of Athens

How did artists depict people in mannerist art?

Rococo period's beginning was termed what?

Spending money on art was called...

Light in Rennaisance art is called...

What art was ecclesiastical and appealed to emotions?

Who was the first relevant artist to use canvas

What art style is referring to the stones and shells used to decorate the interior of caves?

Which art style was a counter to Rococo?

Who painted the Sistine chapel?

Which style is on the left?

Emphasis on individualism was what era?

In the 18th century, the United Kingdom saw great [blank] works in architecture.

Who painted propaganda artworks at the beginning of the Romantic Period?

What era is this from?

What is the creation of convincing realism through methodical observation?

What was late Renaissance art?

Picasso was what kind of artist?

Gothic architecture style did not include what?

Who is Isabella d'Este, a patron of the arts?

What building in Spain looks like a grill?

Napoleon used what style for propaganda?

Who was noted to be the best self portrait painter?

Who was not a famous Rennaisance man?

Which artist created several major foundations in Rome?

Who painted the Mona Lisa?

Which class was most associated with the Rennaisance?

What was the artistic style of the American and French revolutions?

What did baroque originally mean?

Who was a famous romantic artist?

What art style was not continued into the late 1900's

What is often considered the first "modern" genre of art?

What style is this?

Who made this David?

Who was not a well known Neoclassist?

Where did the ideas of the Rennaissance first emerge?

What was focused on their own activities and values?

What is emphasized in Northern Italy during the Rennaissance?

What are stained glass windows for?

What art style distorted light and contrast to display emotion of the painters?

What was signature for Romanesque cathedrals?

What type of art is this?