Renaissance Flashcards

1
Q

Why would donors be depicted in religious scenes?

A

Restate event with imagination

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2
Q

Were primary texts from the Renaissance reliable?

A

No, they were biased

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3
Q

What was the central theme of religious Renaissance works?

A

Seeing

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4
Q

What 3 aspects of space did Renaissance artists explore?

A

Human figure in space, how to make figures effective & how to make the link between real and fictional space

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5
Q

What are two important aspects of the Renaissance depiction of the body?

A

Appealing & understandable

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6
Q

What are the dates of the Renaissance?

A

14th century-16th century

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7
Q

When was Leonardo born, and when did he die?

A

1452-1519

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8
Q

When was Michelangelo born, and when did he die?

A

1475-1564

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9
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When was Raphael born, and when did he die?

A

1483-1520

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10
Q

What status did Rome have to Renaissance artists?

A

It was legendary

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11
Q

How could you describe Ancient influences in Renaissance art?

A

Fabricated antiquity

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12
Q

What type of movement was the Renaissance?

A

A cultural movement

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13
Q

What does Renaissance mean?

A

Rebirth

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14
Q

When did Donatello make ‘David’?

A

1440s

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15
Q

Why were bronze doors popular to Renaissance artists and patrons?

A

Revived, Expensive, Difficult to make

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16
Q

Why were coins often used as inspiration for portraits?

A

They were accessible

17
Q

How did images benefit the congregtion

A

Illustrated biblical stories for the illiterate

18
Q

How was imitation considered by Renaissance artists?

A

Moved art forward

19
Q

How was Michelangelo different to other Renaissance artists?

A

He considered himself modern, rather than relying on antiquity

20
Q

Name an example of when Michelangelo broke from Classical tradition

A

Porta Pia entrance