Question Points
1. Which
High Renaissance painter made little models and painted through a grid?
a. Tintoretto
b. Titian
c. Leonardo
d. Veronese
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2. Which is
the basis for Botticelli’s Venus?
a. Masaccio’s Eve
b. The antique Medici
Venus
c. Donatello’s David
d. Pollaioulo’s
Battle of the Nudes
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3. Which is
the term for a little boy often shown naked and with wings?
a. Giornata
b. Sgraffito
c. Aedicula
d. Putto
4. Who was
perhaps the Renaissance’s greatest woman patron of the arts and the Marchesa of
Mantua?
a. Sofonisba
Anguissola
b. Lavinia Fontana
c. Caterina van
Hemessen
d. Isabella d’Est
5. How does
Michelangelo organize and give structure to the Sistine Ceiling?
a. With
illusionistic architectural elements
b. By one unifying
scene
c. With a pyramidal
composition
d. With a circular
composition
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6. Like
Mannerist painting, the Burial of Count Orgaz:
a. shows every
detail.
b. has no specific
reference to the setting.
c. has a symmetrical
composition.
d. focuses on the
surrounding landscape.
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7. Which is
true of the subject of the piet?
a. Michelangelo’s is
the first one.
b. It was common in
Northern Europe.
c. It was common in
Italy.
d. Michelangelo’s is
the only one.
8. Which
work has Michelangelo’s signature?
a. David
b. Piet
c. The ceiling of the
Sistine Chapel
d. Last Judgment
9. Who began
the long tradition of illusionistic ceiling painting?
a. Sandro Botticelli
b. Andrea Mantegna
c. Giovanni Bellini
d. Piero della
Francesca
10. For what
was the Isenheim Altarpiece commissioned?
a. Pilgrimage church
in Isenheim
b. Residence of the
Bishop of Mainz
c. Residence of the
ruler of Halle
d. Hospital that
specialized in skin diseases
11. Which four
artists define the High Renaissance?
a. Raphael,
Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Titian
b. Donatello,
Botticelli, Raphael, and Leonardo
c. Donatello,
Mantegna, Masaccio, and Michelangelo
d. Raphael,
Donatello, Masaccio, and Brunelleschi
12. Which of
Raphael’s works includes a self-portrait?
a. The Small Cowper
Madonna
b. Poetry and the
Arts
c. School of Athens
d. Miraculous Draft
of Fishes
13. In which
of his works did Leonardo explore the relationship of the circle and the square
to the ideal human body?
a. Vitruvian Man
b. Mona Lisa
c. Last Supper
d. School of Athens
14. Where was
the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance?
a. Rome
b. Siena
c. Venice
d. Florence
15. What is
the term for a series of paintings on a single subject?
a. Polyptych
b. Cycle
c. Arrangement
d. Procession
16. Which of
the following is a system of showing distance through color, clarity, and
value?
a. Atmospheric
perspective
b. Linear
perspective
c. Mathematical
perspective
d. Intuitive
perspective
17. What makes
van der Weyden’s Deposition of special importance?
a. It is his only
known work.
b. It is the first
oil painting.
c. It establishes
the characteristics of his work.
d. It was sent to
Italy and spread the Flemish style there.
18. What was
the purpose and setting for Fra Angelico’s Annunciation?
a. An altarpiece in
a monastery chapel
b. For meditation
and prayer in monks’ private living quarters
c. For a
noblewoman’s devotional at her home
d. For the Pope’s
viewing in the Vatican apartments
19. Where did
Michelangelo include a self-portrait in the Last Judgment?
a. In Charon’s boat
b. In the sagging
skin of Saint Bartholomew
c. In the crowd on
the right hand of Christ
d. With donkey ears
in Hell
20. Propezia
de Rossi was best known for her _________.
a. paintings of the
Madonna
b. sculpted
miniatures
c. sculptures of
Christ
d. help to
Michelangelo
21. Which of
the following was not among the great early Flemish painters?
a. Jan van Eyck
b. Rogier van der
Weyden
c. Robert Campin
d. Paolo Uccello
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22. Upon which
moment in the story of Jesus’ Last Supper did Leonardo focus in his portrayal?
a. The passing of
the bread
b. Jesus’ statement
that one of the disciples would betray him
c. The symbolism and
distribution of the wine
d. The reception of
the Holy Spirit
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23. Which
event marks the end of the classical phase of the High Renaissance?
a. The death of
Michelangelo
b. The death of
Bramante
c. The death of
Julius II
d. The death of
Raphael
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24. Who
changed Florentine painting more than anyone since Giotto?
a. Fra Angelico
b. Paolo Uccello
c. Sandro Botticelli
d. Masaccio
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25. In linear
perspective, all parallel lines converge at a(n):
a. orthogonal.
b. vanishing point.
c. horizon line.
d. picture plane.
26. In which
subject is Titian considered renowned?
a. Landscape
b. Female nudes
c. Virgin and Child
d. Still life
27. Mannerism
originated in:
a. Venice, Italy.
b. Fontainebleau,
France.
c. Florence, Italy.
d. Toledo, Spain.
the elements of Mannerism
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28. ________
was Giorgione’s assistant who became one of the most famous Renaissance
artists.
a. Titian
b. Michelangelo
c. Raphael
d. Pontormo
29. In
Bronzoni’s Allegory of Venus and Cupid, Mannerist elements are ___________.
a. graceful poses,
soft color, and polished surfaces
b. exaggerated
poses, water imagery, and putto
c. dramatic poses,
bold color, and rough surfaces
d. stiff poses, hazy
color, and water imagery
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30. Who
traveled to Italy twice and brought back ideas of perspective, ideal human
proportions, and painting techniques to his home country?
a. Albrecht Drer
b. Matthias
Grnewald
c. Tilman
Riemenschneider
d. Hans Holbein the
Younger
Question Points1. Which
High Renaissance painter made little models and painted through a grid?a. Tintorettob. Titianc. Leonardod. Veronese02. Which is
the basis for Botticelli’s Venus?a. Masaccio’s Eveb. The antique Medici
Venusc. Donatello’s Davidd. Pollaioulo’s
Battle of the Nudes13. Which is
the term for a little boy often shown naked and with wings?a. Giornatab. Sgraffitoc. Aediculad. Putto4. Who was
perhaps the Renaissance’s greatest woman patron of the arts and the Marchesa of
Mantua?a. Sofonisba
Anguissolab. Lavinia Fontanac. Caterina van
Hemessend. Isabella d’Est5. How does
Michelangelo organize and give structure to the Sistine Ceiling?a. With
illusionistic architectural elementsb. By one unifying
scenec. With a pyramidal
compositiond. With a circular
composition16. Like
Mannerist painting, the Burial of Count Orgaz:a. shows every
detail.b. has no specific
reference to the setting.c. has a symmetrical
composition.d. focuses on the
surrounding landscape.07. Which is
true of the subject of the piet?a. Michelangelo’s is
the first one.b. It was common in
Northern Europe.c. It was common in
Italy.d. Michelangelo’s is
the only one.8. Which
work has Michelangelo’s signature?a. Davidb. Pietc. The ceiling of the
Sistine Chapeld. Last Judgment9. Who began
the long tradition of illusionistic ceiling painting?a. Sandro Botticellib. Andrea Mantegnac. Giovanni Bellinid. Piero della
Francesca10. For what
was the Isenheim Altarpiece commissioned?a. Pilgrimage church
in Isenheimb. Residence of the
Bishop of Mainzc. Residence of the
ruler of Halled. Hospital that
specialized in skin diseases11. Which four
artists define the High Renaissance?a. Raphael,
Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Titianb. Donatello,
Botticelli, Raphael, and Leonardoc. Donatello,
Mantegna, Masaccio, and Michelangelod. Raphael,
Donatello, Masaccio, and Brunelleschi12. Which of
Raphael’s works includes a self-portrait?a. The Small Cowper
Madonnab. Poetry and the
Artsc. School of Athensd. Miraculous Draft
of Fishes13. In which
of his works did Leonardo explore the relationship of the circle and the square
to the ideal human body?a. Vitruvian Manb. Mona Lisac. Last Supperd. School of Athens14. Where was
the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance?a. Romeb. Sienac. Veniced. Florence15. What is
the term for a series of paintings on a single subject?a. Polyptychb. Cyclec. Arrangementd. Procession16. Which of
the following is a system of showing distance through color, clarity, and
value?a. Atmospheric
perspectiveb. Linear
perspectivec. Mathematical
perspectived. Intuitive
perspective17. What makes
van der Weyden’s Deposition of special importance?a. It is his only
known work.b. It is the first
oil painting.c. It establishes
the characteristics of his work.d. It was sent to
Italy and spread the Flemish style there.18. What was
the purpose and setting for Fra Angelico’s Annunciation?a. An altarpiece in
a monastery chapelb. For meditation
and prayer in monks’ private living quartersc. For a
noblewoman’s devotional at her homed. For the Pope’s
viewing in the Vatican apartments19. Where did
Michelangelo include a self-portrait in the Last Judgment?a. In Charon’s boatb. In the sagging
skin of Saint Bartholomewc. In the crowd on
the right hand of Christd. With donkey ears
in Hell20. Propezia
de Rossi was best known for her _________.a. paintings of the
Madonnab. sculpted
miniaturesc. sculptures of
Christd. help to
Michelangelo21. Which of
the following was not among the great early Flemish painters?a. Jan van Eyckb. Rogier van der
Weydenc. Robert Campind. Paolo Uccello022. Upon which
moment in the story of Jesus’ Last Supper did Leonardo focus in his portrayal?a. The passing of
the breadb. Jesus’ statement
that one of the disciples would betray himc. The symbolism and
distribution of the wined. The reception of
the Holy Spirit123. Which
event marks the end of the classical phase of the High Renaissance?a. The death of
Michelangelob. The death of
Bramantec. The death of
Julius IId. The death of
Raphael124. Who
changed Florentine painting more than anyone since Giotto?a. Fra Angelicob. Paolo Uccelloc. Sandro Botticellid. Masaccio125. In linear
perspective, all parallel lines converge at a(n):a. orthogonal.b. vanishing point.c. horizon line.d. picture plane.26. In which
subject is Titian considered renowned?a. Landscapeb. Female nudesc. Virgin and Childd. Still life27. Mannerism
originated in:a. Venice, Italy.b. Fontainebleau,
France.c. Florence, Italy.d. Toledo, Spain.the elements of Mannerism128. ________
was Giorgione’s assistant who became one of the most famous Renaissance
artists.a. Titianb. Michelangeloc. Raphaeld. Pontormo29. In
Bronzoni’s Allegory of Venus and Cupid, Mannerist elements are ___________.a. graceful poses,
soft color, and polished surfacesb. exaggerated
poses, water imagery, and puttoc. dramatic poses,
bold color, and rough surfacesd. stiff poses, hazy
color, and water imagery130. Who
traveled to Italy twice and brought back ideas of perspective, ideal human
proportions, and painting techniques to his home country?a. Albrecht Drerb. Matthias
Grnewaldc. Tilman
Riemenschneiderd. Hans Holbein the
Younger

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