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1
What is depicted on the base of Virgin Jeanne d'Evreux?
Creation story
Scenes of Christ's Passion
Scenes of the apocalypse
Nativity scenes
2
In Flemish art, where were most biblical scenes depicted?
They were presented as being in a magical world
They were depicted as historically accurate during the original time period
Transpiring in the church
They were presented as transpiring in a Flemish house
3
What developments had a dramatic impact on artistic production in the 15th century?
Increased use of acrylic paint
Government subsidization of the arts
Increased use of oil paints
Development of fur trading
4
What is depicted on the Klosterneuburg Altar?
John's visions from the book of Revelation
Old Testament stories and the stories of Jesus' life they prefigure
Ten Commandments
The life story of Mary
5
What do the knights symbolize in the Ghent Altarpiece?
Fortitude
Justice
Prudence
Temperance
6
What building is an example of the Rayonnant style of the High Gothic?
Notre Dame
Sainte-Chapelle
Chartres Cathedral
Arena Chapel
7
What suggests the two figures in Giovanni Arnolfini and His Bride are on holy ground?
Statue of Saint Margaret
The shoes on the floor
The dog is standing
Their heads are covered
8
Giotto was credited with being _____.
First artist to paint a whole chapel
Inventor of one-point perspective
Father of Western pictorial art
Originator of grisaille
9
Who was a favored subject for statuettes designed for private devotion?
Ruth
Mary, Mother of Jesus
Saint John
Abraham
10
What is the Arena Chapel's blue ceiling symbolic of?
Heaven
The peace of Mary
Purifying waters of baptism
Eternal life
11
When was the International Style popular?
Early 16th century
Late 13th to early 14th centuries
Early 13th century
Late 14th to early 15th centuries
12
The most prominent feature of Chartres Cathedral is its _____.
Flying buttresses
Clerestory
Rose window
Oculus
13
What does the dog symbolize in Giovanni Arnolfini and His Bride?
Passion
Friendship
Wealth
Fidelity
14
What was the purpose of Sainte-Chapelle?
To make up for the divorce of Louis IX
Showcase the art of stained glass
Reliquary for the thumb of Saint Hitchikerous
Reliquary for the crown of thorns
15
When opened, what is the central theme of the Ghent Altarpiece?
The wonders of heaven
Humanity's suffering
Wages of sin
Humanity's redemption and salvation
16
Where did Gothic architecture originate?
Northern Spain
Germany
New France
Northern France
17
Of the following, what do the Ghent Altarpiece and Merode Altarpiece have in common?
Crucifixion scene
Size
Artist
Annunciation scene
18
What do the hermits symbolize in the Ghent Altarpiece?
Fortitude
Prudence
Justice
Temperance
19
What encircles Christ in the Tree of Jesse window at Chartres?
Doves
Disciples
Planets
Roses
20
The Golden Haggadah contains miniatures of scenes from what book of the Bible/Torah?
Leviticus
Proverbs
Exodus
Genesis
21
Why is the west facade of Chartres Cathedral called the Royal Portal?
King LeBron James made it
It has a stained glass window of St. Louis and Blanche on that side
Statues of kings and queens flank the doorways
Only the royal family was permitted to enter that doorway
22
Who was instrumental in forming the International Style?
Giotto di Bondone
Jeanne d'Evreux
Simone Martini
Lippo Memmi
23
What is one way the International Style appealed to the tastes of aristocrats?
Emphasis on the priesthood of all believers
Intricate ornamentation
Minimalistic grandeur
Its deification of riches
24
How can the exterior of the Florence Cathedral be described?
Opulent
Floral
Vertical
Geometric
25
What was among the most visible manifestations of piety?
Large triptych stained glass windows
Murals on church exteriors
Private devotionals
Large-scale public altarpieces
26
How does the Florence Cathedral differ from other Gothic buildings?
There are no tympanums
It was built in a relatively short period of time
It clings to the ground and doesn't have the same verticality
The government paid for its construction
27
Who painted the Merode Altarpiece?
Jan van Eyck
Emeril Lagasse
Matisse
Robert Campin
28
Giotto employed which of these techniques in the Arena Chapel?
Twisted perspective
Encaustic
Masonry style
Reverse perspective
29
_____ is a monochrome painting done mainly in neutral colors.
Grei
Gray scale
Grisaille
Gris
30
Effects of Good Government in the City and the Country depicts what Italian city?
Siena
Florence
Rome
Venice
31
A small round window is a/an _____.
Oculus
Transom
Iris window
Rose window
32
Who painted Giovanni Arnolfini and His Bride?
Jane Eyre
Leonardo da Vinci
Jan van Eyck
Roderick Haaland
33
The Paris-Oxford-London Bible was broken into how many volumes?
3
4
2
1
34
Who crafted the Klosterneuburg Altar?
Nicholas of Verdun
Jan van Eyck
Robert Campin
Hieronymus Bosch
35
The Röttgen Pietà uses Jesus' suffering to reflect _____.
The sins of man
His resurrection
Man's widespread troubles of the modern era
His crucifixion
36
In Peaceful Country, who promises safety to all who live under the rule of law?
God
An allegorical figure of security
Jesus
The mayor
37
The last sequence in the Golden Haggadah concentrates on two themes, which is one of them?
The ninth plague
Preparations for Yom Kippur
Preparations for the Passover Festival
All of the plagues
38
What is depicted in the left panel of Garden of Earthly Delights?
Hell
Adam and Eve in the garden
Extraterrestrial life
A Flemish landscape
39
In the Arena Chapel, what covers most of the West Wall?
The Crucifixion
The Annunciation
The Lamentation
The Last Judgment
40
During the Gothic period, book manufacturing shifted from being made by _____ to _____.
Courtiers; urban workshops staffed by monks
Monks; urban workshops staffed by laypersons
Priests; monks
Urban workshops staffed by laypersons; monks
41
What is depicted in the right panel of the Garden of Earthly Delights?
A Flemish landscape
Hell
Adam and Eve in the garden
Paradise
42
What accounted for the increase in lay patrons and commitment to private prayer?
Satisfaction with the clergy
Fourth commandment
Reform movements
Priesthood of all believers
43
What was one purpose of the altarpieces during this period?
Biblical instruction for the illiterate
To teach the wealthy about Saint Ignatius
Decoration because churches were very drab
Props for the priests just in case they forgot the lesson
44
When would someone use a Haggadah?
During the Seder meal
During Purim
During Yom Kippur
During Chanukah
45
When did construction of Chartres Cathedral begin?
1988 C.E.
1134 C.E.
804 C.E.
1492 C.E.
46
During the Middle Ages, which city was known as a renowned center for the production of books?
Rome
Athens
Röttgen
Paris
47
Who painted frescos focused on the civic concerns of the Sienese government?
Jeanne d'Evreux
Giotto di Bondone
Ambrogio Lorenzetti
Cimabue
48
What in the center panel of Garden of Earthly Delights suggests procreation?
Birds and fruit
Monkeys
Mermaids
Dandelions
49
What is depicted in the Tree of Jesse stained glass window at Chartres Cathedral?
Jesus and his ancestors
Uncle Jesse from Full House
Jesus' descendants
Descendants of Adam
50
Who commissioned the St. Louis Bible?
Blanche of Castile
King Louis
King Friday XIII
Sir Phillip of Aragon
51
What is chiaroscuro?
A drawing technique with very little contrast
Painting or drawing in neutral grays
The treatment of light and dark
Use of charcoal in a painting
52
Where was the Garden of Earthly Delights placed seven years after it was painted?
Palace of LeBron I of Cleveland
Palace Henry II of Nassau
Palace of Edward III of Birmingham
Palace of Regent IV of Regency
53
What work is an example of the International Style?
Annunciation by Simone Martini
Virgin of Jeanne d'Evreux
Klosterneuburg Altar by Nicholas of Verdun
Lamentation by Giotto
54
What does the lamb in the Ghent Altarpiece symbolize?
God
Isaac
Holy Spirit
Sacrificed Son of God (Jesus)
55
What does NOT symbolize Mary's purity and divine mission in the Merode Altarpiece?
Bench
Lilies
Extinguished candle
Empty fireplace
56
Giovanni Arnolfini was connected to what family known for being patrons of the arts?
Medici
Bruges
Balderdash
Cenami
57
What is the theme of the central panel of the Merode Altarpiece?
Lamentation
Annunciation
Creation
Passion
58
What was the original purpose of the Klosterneuburg Altar?
Reliquary
Stained glass window
Ambo
Altar
59
Why were moralized Bibles the most expensive medieval manuscripts ever made?
The covers were covered in diamonds
The text was written in gold ink
The unusually large number of illustrations
Only five people had the skillz to make them
