Botticelli Flashcards

1
Q

What era is he from? (BO)

A

The Renaissance.

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2
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Where is he from? (BO)

A

Italy

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3
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What does Botticelli mean? (BO)

A

Little barrel

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4
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He is often called…

A

“soul of the 1400s and Florence.”

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5
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He is the fourth son of a…

A

tanner.

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6
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Name his notable work(s).

A

The Adoration of the Magi.

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7
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Since his father thought he was a genius where did he place Botticelli?

A

He placed him with a goldsmith.

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8
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After placing Botticelli with a goldsmith, where did his father put him?

A

He sent him to the studio of Fra Filippo Lippi.

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9
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What did Botticelli run?

A

He ran a workshop.

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10
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In 1472, what did Botticelli become a part of?

A

In 1472, he became a member of the St. Luke’s Guild.

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11
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Who was Botticelli’s friend and patron?

A

Lorenzo the Magnificent.

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12
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What did he do in the Sistine Chapel?

A

He painted frescoes.

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13
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Which Dominican monk inspired Botticelli and converted him to Christianity?

A

Savonarola.

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14
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Did Botticelli ever wed?

A

No.

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15
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What was one of his pastimes?

A

He liked to tend his vines and fruit trees.

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16
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What was his style of art?

A

His style consisted of elongated bodies with soft, unblemished faces.