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University of Texas ART 101 1) Whose David was the first life-size nude sculpture since antiquity? Michelangelo’s Donatello’s Raphael’s Leonardo da Vinci’s Sandro Botticelli’s paintings, such as The Birth of Venus, reflect his interest in a philosophy called Neoplatonism. Enlightenment. Neoclassicism. Romanticism.   Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa is thought to have had appeal to the Renaissance imagination in part because the portrait reveals subtractive color mixing. the personality of the sitter. Neoplatonist influence. perfect linear perspective. In School of Athens, Raphael represents the two significant schools of philosophy, signified by the portrayal of what two figures in the center of the composition? Christ and Michelangelo Socrates and Euripides Plato and Aristotle Descartes and Hippocrates   In Hundreds of Birds Admiring the Peacocks painting by Yin Hong, from the late fifteenth to early sixteenth century, the peacock symbolizes the non-Chinese invading army. the reality inside the mind. the dichotomy of the northern and southern schools of Chinese painting. the Chinese emperor.   The sculptor Gianlorenzo Bernini created Ecstasy of St. Theresa, a centerpiece of a chapel in Rome. It is typical of which style? Baroque Renaissance Rococo Mannerist   The style of Burial of Count Orgaz is highly eclectic and individual. The artist is Michelangelo. El Greco.   Bronzino. Albrecht Dürer.   Which of the following is an example of High Renaissance painting? The Limbourg Brothers’ October Masaccio’s The Tribute Money Botticelli’s The Birth of Venus Raphael’s School of Athens   Which of these is an example of Baroque painting? Masaccio’s The Tribute Money Botticelli’s The Birth of Venus Raphael’s School of Athens Caravaggio’s The Calling of St. Matthew   The Baroque can be characterized as/by: highly didactic Christian art. developing in the 15th century and promoting the ideas and aesthetics of classical antiquity. developing in 18th century France and promoting civic responsibility and sacrifice. 17th century theatrical compositions rendered in very high contrast.   Coatlicue is a deity from which culture? Mayan   Aztec Olmec African The Limbourg Brothers’ manuscript Les Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry signified the return of what, lost in art since antiquity? “cast shadows” chiaroscuro human figures images of architecture   In the 1330s, Petrarch conceived of a philosophy that emphasized the value of the individual and the pursuit and study of classical languages, literature, history, and philosophy. Today we call these disciplines the divine arts. fine arts. temporal arts. humanities.   Florence became a cultural center of the Renaissance in a large part due to the number of painters living there. its location on a major shipping route. the Medici family. the size of the city.   What sets northern European artists apart from most artists of the Italian Renaissance is their interest in the size and scale of their paintings. rendering believable space in realistic detail. a denial of aerial or scientific perspective. portraiture.   Michelangelo’s painting, The Last Judgment, for the Sistine Chapel, typifies a style that came to be known as Expressionism. Northern painting. Mannerism. Baroque. Early Renaissance architect Brunelleschi is best known for introducing complex narrative into painting and indicating a single, fixed light source that increased the overall naturalism of his compositions. developing linear perspective and designing the dome over the huge crossing in Florence Cathedral. reviving “sculpture-in-the-round” and reintroducing the nude figure. painting the 38 panels in the Arena Chapel that depict the life of Christ. The “Big 3” of the Italian High Renaissance were Brunelleschi, Donatelli, and Masaccio. Robert Campin, Roger van der Weyden, and Jan van Eyck. De Chirico, Dali, and Magritte. DaVinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael.   Michelangelo is considered a Mannerist and High Renaissance artist. What is it about his paintings that characterize the Mannerist style? his turbulent compositions his calm, balanced compositions his use of mythological themes the didactic nature of his paintings   What did the early-Renaissance sculptor Donatello do that hadn’t been done since Classical Antiquity? he developed linear perspective he made paintings with complex narratives he used mythological themes he sculpted nude figures   Leonardo was known in his time for his work as an artist and as a(n) military engineer and weapons-designer architect ambassador patron of the arts   Florentine Renaissance art prioritized disegno, drawing and delineation of forms, while Venetian Renaissance art prioritized abstract forms. the same as the Florentines, disegno. the sensuousness of light and color. spontaneity and experimentation. Teotihuacan was an important cultural center for which Mesoamerican culture? Aztec Olmec Maya It is not known which culture used it. Machu Picchu was a “getaway” for which culture’s rules? Aztec Inca Maya Olmec Who was the most influential artist of the Baroque period in Europe? Michelangelo Durer Caravaggio Bernini Leonardo