Chapter 16 - The Renaissance, Late Renaissance Art and Mannerism.

Question 1

Giovanni Arnolfini and His bride

a. Limbourg Brothers
b. Robert Campin
c. Jan van Eyck

Answer 1

c. Jan van Eyck

Question 2

The Merode Altarpiece

a. Limbourg Brothers
b. Robert Campin
c. Jan van Eyck

Answer 2

b. Robert Campin

Question 3

___________________’s Merode Altarpiece: Annunciation is set in a typical contemporary Flemish dwelling.

a. Robert Campin
b. Albrecht Dürer
c. Leonardo
d. Michelangelo

Answer 3

a. Robert Campin

Question 4

___________________’s Adam and Eve conveys his admiration for the Classical style.

a. Robert Campin
b. Albrecht Dürer
c. Leonardo
d. Michelangelo

Answer 4

b. Albrecht Dürer

Question 5

The Early Renaissance artist ____________ is considered the “Father of the Early Modern Period” because of his introduction of naturalism into his art.

a. Giotto
b. Leon Battisa Alberti
c. Botticelli
d. Leonardo da Vinci

Answer 5

a. Giotto

Question 6

______ is a French word meaning “rebirth.”

Answer 6

Renaissance

Question 7

The _________________ was characterized by a renewed interest in ancient Greek and Roman art and design and included an emphasis on human beings, their environment, science, and philosophy.

a. Renaissance
b. Gothic
c. Mannerism
d. Baroque

Answer 7

a. Renaissance

Question 8

During the latter years of the fifteenth century in Italy, a painter who used the model Simonetta Vespucci for his Venus is _______.

Answer 8

Botticelli

Question 9

Writing the Ten Books on Architecture __________________, applied his treaties on the building Palazzo Rucellai, in Florence.

a. Leonardo da Vinci
b. Giotto
c. Leon Battisa Alberti
d. Brunelleschi

Answer 9

c. Leon Battisa Alberti

Question 10

One of the main social beliefs of the Renaissance is the ability to separate intellectual inquiry from matters of faith–the ability to be a good Christian and also study the pagan classics.

a. True
b. False

Answer 10

a. True

Question 11

Applying the new Renaissance ideas of Humanism ______________________’s Madonna of the Rocks portrays a Mary who is “human” and “real”.

a. Giotto
b. Botticelli
c. Leonardo da Vinci
d. Raphael

Answer 11

c. Leonardo da Vinci

Question 12

_______________________’s Philosophy (School of Athens) was painted for the papal apartment of Pope Julius II, which shows a congregation of philosophers and scientists of the ancient world.

a. Michelangelo
b. Botticelli
c. Leonardo da Vinci
d. Raphael

Answer 12

d. Raphael

Question 13

_________________’s David is thought to be a self portrait of the artist as a young man.

a. Michelangelo
b. Botticelli
c. Leonardo da Vinci
d. Raphael

Answer 13

a. Michelangelo

Question 14

Dissatisfaction with the leadership and policies of the Roman Catholic Church led to the Protestant Reformation. In response, the Catholic Church initiated the

a. Humanism
b. Counter-Reformation
c. Black Plague

Answer 14

b. Counter-Reformation

Question 15

_____________________ was a style that rejected the calm balance and contained art of the High Renaissance in favor of emotion and distortion.

a. Renaissance
b. Gothic
c. Mannerism

Answer 15

c. Mannerism