Exam 2

Question 1

Lady with an Ermine

Answer 1

1489, Da Vinci, Humanism

Question 2

Sistine Madonna

Answer 2

1513, Raphael, high renaissance

Question 3

Venus of Urbino

Answer 3

1534, Tiziano Vecelli (Titan), high renaissance

Question 4

Judith Beheading Holofernes

Answer 4

1598, Michaelangelo Merisi (Caravaggio), Baroque

Question 5

The Arnolfini Portrait

Answer 5

1434, Jan van Eyck, northern renaissance

Question 6

Feudalism

Answer 6

A combined economic and social system that defined the
Middle Ages.

Question 7

Individualism

Answer 7

A view that stresses the importance and worth of each person.

Question 8

Patron

Answer 8

A person who gives money and support to an artist or organization.

Question 9

Vernacular

Answer 9

The language of ordinary speech rather than formal writing.

Question 10

Peasants

Answer 10

An unsophisticated country person, or a person considered to be
crude and unlearned.

Question 11

Protestant

Answer 11

A member of a Christian church that separated from the Catholic
church during the reformation.

Question 12

Radical

Answer 12

favoring drastic political, economic, or social reforms

Question 13

Doctrine

Answer 13

a principle, position, or policy taught or advocated, as of a religion
or government.

Question 14

High Renaissance

Answer 14

A style of art developed in Italy in the late 15th and early
16th centuries, characterized by heroic centralized composition, technical
mastery of drawing and conception, and a mature humanistic content.

Question 15

Antiquity

Answer 15

Scholars and artists of the Renaissance studying the achievements
of the past to create a glorious future.