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The Italian Renaissance
The Italian Renaissance
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1
Which of the following was a similarity between Neoclassicism and Italian Renaissance Art?
Inspired by classical antiquities
Depicted majestic battles
Praised philosophy and science
Focused on biblical stories
2
Which pair of artists often painted Greek mythological beings in their artwork?
Leonardo & Botticelli
Titian & Leonardo
Raphael & Sofonisba
Botticelli & Titian
3
How was the relationship between nature and individuals depicted in Renaissance art?
Expressed as a supreme relationship
Shown as a harmonizing relationship
Depicted as a strained bond
Conveyed as a temporary connection
4
What artistic technique was utilized in Titian’s “Portrait of Charles V on Horseback”?
Small, loose brush strokes
Small, tight brush strokes
Broad, tight brush strokes
Broad, loose brush strokes
5
What was the
most
unique part of Sofonisba’s “The Game of Chess” in its time?
They were wearing formal clothes with informal smiles.
There was a servant in the photo.
There were only girls in the picture.
It presented girls as logical thinkers.
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What is the primary reason so many people were able to patron paintings in the Italian Renaissance?
People stole paintings from rich people
There were more painters available to do paintings
Increase in wealth for many people
Paintings got much cheaper
7
Who was the Greek/Roman figure pushing clouds away in the painting “Primavera"?
Cupid, the God of Affection
Mercury, the God of Messages
The Three Graces
Flora, the Goddess of Flowers
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How did humans usually appear in Renaissance artwork?
Shorter and less muscular
Eccentric torsos and faces
Glorified with supple proportions
Very realistic and detailed
9
What was the technique which Leonardo Da Vinci used on the Mona Lisa?
Sfumato
Glazing
Tempera
Chiaroscuro
10
What was the meaning behind Peter (1 of the twelve apostles) holding a knife in Leonardo's "Last Supper"?
Foreshadows him taking a knife and spreading butter on toast
Foreshadows him protecting Jesus
Foreshadows Peter killing a soldier
Foreshadows him killing Jesus
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What contributed most to Renaissance paintings with Humanistic tendencies?
Fall of Constantinople
Rise in wealth of merchants
Church patrons
Bubonic Plague
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What effect did the perspective of Raphael’s “The Marriage of the Virgin” accomplish?
Vanishing Point
Balance of figures
Shadows on objects
Saturated mood
