Exam 2 Flashcards

1
Q

_________ is a highly ornate and elaborate style of architecture, art, and design that flourished in Europe in the 17th and first half of the 18th century.

A

Baroque

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2
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____________ tacked his 95 theses to the doors of Wittenberg Cathedral in 1517, protesting the Catholic Church’s corruption, he initiated a movement that would transform the religious, political, and artistic landscape of Europe.

A

Martin Luther

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3
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_________ which featured soft, fleshy abstract shapes, also emerged in the early 17th century, creating an effect that was ambiguous, suggestive and bizarre.

A

auricular style

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4
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Baroque art and design addressed the viewer’s _____ directly, appealing to the emotions as well as the intellect.

A

senses

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5
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Martin Luther referred to Rome as ________?

A

The Whore of Babylon

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6
Q

Urban squares such as the Piazza Navona in Rome were created for _____?

A

Public displays, fireworks, theatre, processions

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7
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The imposing architecture was also used to reinforce the ______ of absolute rulers, such as with the Palace of Versailles in France.

A

Power

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8
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Porcelain and lacquer from _____ became fashionable and were imitated in Europe.

A

East Asia

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9
Q

Europeans developed a less labor-intensive faux lacquer technique called _______?

A

japanning

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10
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___________, established in 1602, became the largest trade and shipping company in the world at that time.

A

The Dutch East India Company

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11
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The inspiration for this bed is thought to have come from the designs of _________?

A

Daniel Marot

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12
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They founded a painting academy in Bologna, Italy around 1580 that focused both on the study of the best artistic models of the Renaissance and on the direct study of nature, & anatomy and life drawing

A

Carracci

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13
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Why was Peter crucified upside down?

A

He did not feel worthy to be crucified in the same way as Christ.

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14
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Arrogant, rebellious, and a murderer, ______ short and tempestuous life matched the drama of his works.

A

Caravaggio

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15
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What is the Italian word for shadowy?

A

Tenebroso

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16
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Who were the Caravaggisti?

A

Painters, emulated aspects of Caravaggio’s style, technique, and choice of subjects.

17
Q

Who are (were) the fabricca of St. Peter’s (Vatican)?

A

They are charged with the care of St. Peter’s

18
Q

Name one subject of ceiling paintings

A

Motifs; from classical gods and goddesses to the apotheosis of saints and the glorification of family lineage.

19
Q

What do the initial “IHS” stand for?

A

Jesus

20
Q

Gaulli painted many of the sinners on _____ projecting outside the paintings frame.

A

wooden extensions

21
Q

Referring to the above work, _______ founded the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) founded in 1534.

A

Ignatius of Loyola

22
Q

The Latin “Roma in forma sideris” translates to _____?

A

Rome in the Shape of a Star

23
Q

Bernini depicts his David in what action?

A

Just before he launches his slingshot.

24
Q

Compared to Renaissance versions of David by Donatello and Michelangelo, Bernini’s version shows?

A

Movement

25
Q

The bronze from Baldacchino is thought to have come from what Roman monument?

A

The portico of the Pantheon.

26
Q

What Pope commissioned Bernini to create the Baldacchino?

A

Pope Urban VIII (Maffeo Barberini)

27
Q

Directly behind the Baldacchino is what other work by Bernini?

A

Chair of St. Peter (Cathedra Petri)