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AP Art History: Renaissance,Baroque, Colonial Spain
AP Art History: Renaissance,Baroque, Colonial Spain
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Review of Baroque Art and Architecture, and Renaissance, and Spanish Colonies
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The story associated with this work deals with which person
Juan Diego
Diego Velasquez
Viceroy of
Sor Juana
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The style of this work is
High Reniassance
French Baroque
Dutch Baroque
Spanish Colonies
3
What artwork is this from
The Entombment of Chirst
The Arena Chapels paintings by Giotto
School of Athens
Sistine Chapel
4
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Baroque art?
Tromp L'ioel
Twisting and turning limbs
heightened dramatic effects
an appeal to the viewer’s intellectual interests
5
Who was the patron
Charles V
Philip IV
Antonio de Mendoza
Cabrera
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The artist of this work is
Bernini
Poussin
Rubens
Caravaggio
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This work of art is from what style?
Spanish Colonies
Gothic
Baroque
Italian Reniassance
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The location of this artwork is intended to be
in a home for private devotion
in a hospital to treat those with ergotism
in a church for public devotion
in a public square for all to worship
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This work of art was created by:
Gaulli
Michelangelo
Caravaggio
Rembrandt
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The artist of this work is:
Rubens
Rembrandt
Ruysch
Vermeer
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Where was this located?
In Athens
In the Sistine Chapel on the side walls
Papal Library in housing for Pope Julias II
In the Arena Chapel
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Which of the following cause controversy in Caravaggio's work?
he made saintly figures have earthly characteristics, dirty
he showed the harsh glare of direct sunlight on figures
he worked for discredited bishops, popes, and kings
he copied directly from great masters
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Who is the Patron of the Sistine Chapel
Leonardo da Vinci
Julias II
Sforza of Milan
Henry IV
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The title of this work is:
Screen with the Siege of Belgrade
Virgin of Guadalupe
Master of Calamarca
Frontispiece of the Codex Mendoza
15
Techniques used here are
Chariascuro
Tennabrism
Di Sotto in su
Tromp L'ioel
16
What detail of Bernini’s Ecstasy of St. Teresa contributes to its theatrical impact?
metal supports that make the sculpture appear to float
portrait sculptures on both sides as witnesses
all of the above
a hidden window illuminating the figures with natural light
17
Why is Baroque art frequently described as theatrical?
the use of dramatic lighting
all of the above
it depicts the climax of a moment in time
its reliance on illusionistic effects
18
This artist was innovative in that he
used massive forms on a grande scale, for a powerful effect
created stone building that are not linear but curvilinear
used non-western elements in his catholic churches
used gardens to enhance the setting of his buildings
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the formal quality of this work shows that it was influenced by
byzantine art in its extensive use of gold
mannerism in its awkwardness of poses
Renaissance in its clothing style
gothic art in its angularity and frontality
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The purpose of this work is to
Show off the use of 1 point perspective
Show off the wedding of the Princess
To create a painting about the importance of painting
Connect everyday life to Christianity
21
Sor Juana is located in a library with quills for writing, this alludes to..
She was a famous poet
how she was a child prodigy
was a professor at a college
She was a women scholar well educated in literacy and religion
22
The title of this work is
The Ecstasy of St. Teresa
Las Meninas
Henry the IV Receives the Portrait of Marie de Medici
Triumph in the Name of Jesus
23
Michelangelo was the artist of this painting
False
True
24
What is the art style?
Mannerism
Casta Paintings
High Renaissance
Baroque
25
Caravaggio's groundbreaking contribution to art history is his use of:
chiaroscuro
grisaille
tenebrism
fresco
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Renaissance Architecture includes
Squares
lots of statues
dark marble
circles
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The scenes depicted on either side symbolized what for the patrons
A fear of the Turks and what they can do
The beauty in war and how it allows for leisure living
Life of being a devoted Catholic
the conquering of the Turks as a sign of their own greatness
28
This painting was innovative in that
It was the first use of 1 point perspective
It was first of the reclining nude genre usually Venus
It showed the daily life of people in the court
It was the first image of a nude lady ever
29
This screen was influenced by which countries
Africa with their use of black for beauty
Rome with their battles
Northen Europe in their heavy details
Japan and their paintings and fordable screens
30
What type of painting is this
History Painting
Genre Painting
Casta Painting
Vanitas Painting
31
In this Velazquez painting theories suggest that
viewers of this scene symbolize us,putting you in royalty
this is a portrait of the princess engagement of marriage
in the mirror is King and Queen, who is what he will paint
its not hung in important room so less important event shown
32
The Virgin of Guadalupe shows the influence of Asain art in its
Chinese calligraphy identifying the images
abstract formulae for depicting the human body
subject matter, which included the Chinese shrine at Guad
use of exotic materials, such as mother of pearl
33
What is the medium
woodcut
Etching
graphite on paper
Engraving
34
The codex mendoza was created for this main purpose
To show Spain the culture/ history/ way of life of the Aztecs
the Aztec's as a record of their life before conquest by Spain
mendoza as a keepsake for his time spent there
To show Spain that the indigenous are barbarians
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How does Venetian High Ren differ from Italian Ren
figures are mostly nude
Chiaroscuro is being applied
soft glazing technique
warm and rich colors
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Who is the artist
Velasquez
Michelangelo
Vermeer
Rembrandt
37
The title of this work is:
San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane
The Palace of Versailles
Santa Maria della Vittoria
Our Lady of Victory
38
What artistic technique did Leonardo da Vinci use in the Last Supper?
atmospheric perspective
1 point perspective
Painting oil on a wall, it was supposed to last longer
glazing layers in oil paint
39
The artist of this work is:
Vermeer
Ruysch
Rubens
Rembrandt
40
This work fits into which art historical period?
Dutch Baroque
Italian Baroque
Flemish Baroque
Spanish Baroque
41
Who is the artist
Raphael
Michaelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Van Eyke
42
The setting of this painting alludes to what
the fact that she was a literary figure, published books
The fact that she was a Mestizo and couldnt read
maintained her own library
She was scholarly, loved learning, reading, poetry, theatric
43
What is the EXACT moment being depicted, pick the BEST answer
Judas explains he just betrayed Jesus
gathering of disciples with Jesus
after Jesus explains one of you will betray me
Holy Communion, breaking bread and drinking wine
44
How did the artist express the patron's ambitions throughout this work?
expressed heroism, strong men, powerful decisions
It expressed stories in late antiquity
beautifying Rome
It was grande, huge, magnificent
45
This was a new style of painting called
Vanitas painting
Expressionism
Mannerism
casta painting
46
This artwork is an example of what genre
Spanish Baroque
Vanitas paintings
Genre paintins
Casta painting
47
Where was this sculpture intended to be located
In the Vatican city
In a church in Florence
In the gardens of the Medici family in Florence
In a church in France
48
The Hall of Mirrors is located in:
Versailles Palace
Parliament
Buckingham Palace
US Capitol
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Who is the artist
Michelangelo
Raphael
Pontormo
Jan Van Eyke
50
Theories suggest that the lady is
a courtesan
Venus
Princess of Henry IV
Popular court maiden
51
this was located where?
Rome
Greece
Italy
the Vatican City
52
The Hall of Mirrors at Versailles serves as:
a hunting lodge
a grand entrance meant to awe visitors to the palace
a sacred space with light as a symbol
a backdrop for Luis XIV ceremonial receptions
53
Vanitas paintings are usually seen as symbolic elements in
still life, where they show the passing nature of human life
landscapes, stressing the changing nature of the seasons
historical paintings, showing the folly of greatness
genre paintings, showing the foibles of human interactions
54
this image of an angel is different from other angels in that
the face looks human rather than divine
the angel is carrying gun instead of a sword
the body is covered in drapery
there is no suggestion of a story from bible being depicted
55
The story associated with this work is
Cupid sending arrows of love
Mary after Jesus's death on the cross
Annunciation of Mary
St. Teresa having a vision being shot by an angel
56
This style of painting started in part because of
Men were the models for all people, making them look big
they were tired of painting realistically
to express religion to different audience
Change in the church, Protestant Reformation
