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What are the dates for the Western European Renaissance? ✔Correct Answer-1350-1600
With regard to the illusion of depth, how does Medieval Gothic painting differ from Renaissance
painting? ✔Correct Answer-Medieval Gothic Painting is flat or two dimensional and
Renaissance painting is all about 3D.
With regard to naturalism or realism, how does Medieval Gothic painting differ from
Renaissance painting? ✔Correct Answer-Medieval Gothic Painting tended to be un-
naturalistic or other-worldly while Renaissance painting was tended toward naturalism and
realism.
With regard to balance, symmetry, or proportion, how does Medieval Gothic painting differ
from Renaissance painting? ✔Correct Answer-Gothic paintings could be overcrowded,
asymmetrical or cluttered and Renaissance paintings had balance, symmetry and proper
proportion.
Who was credited with bringing into existence the "modern" or Renaissance style of art?
✔Correct Answer-Masaccio
To what does fresco painting refer? ✔Correct Answer-fresh
What form does the Holy Spirit take in Masaccio's Holy Trinity? ✔Correct Answer-A dove
How does the bottom portion of the Holy Trinity tie into the upper portion? ✔Correct
Answer-It shows what you are and what you will be
How does the Holy Trinity illustrate characteristics of the Renaissance? ✔Correct Answer-It
isn't cluttered and is realistic, and it shows 3D
What is linear or single-point perspective, and who formulated its law? ✔Correct Answer-it
shows objects that are close or far away in a parallel view and Brunelleschi's
Where is the convergence point for the parallel lines in Masaccio's visual field for the Holy
Trinity? ✔Correct Answer-It is at the foot of the cross, pulling the upper portion of the fresco
together with the lower portio
To what does "da Vinci" refer? ✔Correct Answer-The Renaissance Man
,In what ways was Leonardo a "Renaissance man"? ✔Correct Answer-he had a well rounded
education, and skilled in many areas, he was good at math and music
What kind of items can be found in Leonardo's Notebooks? ✔Correct Answer-Art, he wrote
backwards, diagrams, drawings of bodies,
What is strange about Leonardo's writing in his Notebooks? ✔Correct Answer-He wrote left
handed and in script, and backwards
How many bodies did Leonardo dissect in order to learn about human anatomy? ✔Correct
Answer-10 bodies
What did Leonardo intend to depict in his famous Study of Human Proportions? ✔Correct
Answer-The perfectly proportioned man
Why has not Leonardo's fresco of the Last Supper held up as well as other frescoes? ✔Correct
Answer-Because he used mixing oil and tempura
Where is the Last Supper located, and what is a refectory? ✔Correct Answer-Santa Maria
della Grazie, and it is a dining hall
How does Leonardo's Last Supper illustrate the classical concern for balance and proportion
✔Correct Answer-he has three windows with Jesus framed in the middle one, four tapestries
along each wall and six disciples in groups of three
How is the Last Supper a good example of linear perspective? ✔Correct Answer-The parallel
lines converge on the head of Christ
What moment does Leonardo choose to depict in his Last Supper? ✔Correct Answer-The
moment when Jesus announced that someone at the table had betrayed him.
How are the disciples reacting to Jesus' announcement? ✔Correct Answer-They are shocked
and wondering
What is Judas, the betrayer, doing? ✔Correct Answer-Clutching the sack with thirty pieces of
silver in it
With what did Leonardo threaten the prior who complained that Leonardo was not working
long and hard enough on the Last Supper? ✔Correct Answer-That the heads would not be
finished and that the Prior's face would be used instead for Judas because it was, "depraved."
Who was Mona Lisa? ✔Correct Answer-She was the third wife of Florentine business man,
Francesco di Bartolommeo.
, What is distinctive about Mona Lisa's eyes as Leonardo painted them? ✔Correct Answer-Her
eyes are always on the viewer no matter which angle she is being looked at.
Why is Mona Lisa smiling? ✔Correct Answer-Some say it is because it is a portrait of Leonardo
himself dressed as a women.
To what does aerial perspective refer? ✔Correct Answer-Meaning that the further back the
painting goes in the background the further away it appears.
To what does sfumato refer? ✔Correct Answer-smoked
How did the Mona Lisa, an Italian creation, wind up in a French museum, Paris' Louvre
Museum? ✔Correct Answer-Because Leonardo died in France while working for the King with
the Mona Lisa in his possession, so it went to Francois I, King of Frances collection
Where is the Sistine Chapel located? ✔Correct Answer-In the Vatican, Rome
Who built the Sistine Chapel, and after whom was it named? ✔Correct Answer-By Pope Sixtus
IV, named after him
How was the Chapel decorated prior to Michelangelo's work on the ceiling? ✔Correct
Answer-It simply had stars
Who summoned Michelangelo to Rome for the purpose of painting the ceiling? ✔Correct
Answer-Pope Julius II
Did Michelangelo want to paint the ceiling? ✔Correct Answer-no
How long did it take Michelangelo to complete the ceiling? ✔Correct Answer-From 1508-
1512, so 4 years
What comprises zone one of the ceiling, and what do we find painted in zone one? ✔Correct
Answer-Lunettes, spandrels, the biblical ancestors of Christ
What comprises zone two of the ceiling, and what do we find painted in zone two? ✔Correct
Answer-Alternating Hebrew prophets and greek symbols
What comprises zone three of the ceiling, and what do we find painted in zone three?
✔Correct Answer-Nine scenes from the book of genesis
Describe the scene entitled The Creation of Man/Adam. ✔Correct Answer-The figures have
large, bulky muscles
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What are the dates for the Western European Renaissance? ✔Correct Answer-1350-1600
With regard to the illusion of depth, how does Medieval Gothic painting differ from Renaissance
painting? ✔Correct Answer-Medieval Gothic Painting is flat or two dimensional and
Renaissance painting is all about 3D.
With regard to naturalism or realism, how does Medieval Gothic painting differ from
Renaissance painting? ✔Correct Answer-Medieval Gothic Painting tended to be un-
naturalistic or other-worldly while Renaissance painting was tended toward naturalism and
realism.
With regard to balance, symmetry, or proportion, how does Medieval Gothic painting differ
from Renaissance painting? ✔Correct Answer-Gothic paintings could be overcrowded,
asymmetrical or cluttered and Renaissance paintings had balance, symmetry and proper
proportion.
Who was credited with bringing into existence the "modern" or Renaissance style of art?
✔Correct Answer-Masaccio
To what does fresco painting refer? ✔Correct Answer-fresh
What form does the Holy Spirit take in Masaccio's Holy Trinity? ✔Correct Answer-A dove
How does the bottom portion of the Holy Trinity tie into the upper portion? ✔Correct
Answer-It shows what you are and what you will be
How does the Holy Trinity illustrate characteristics of the Renaissance? ✔Correct Answer-It
isn't cluttered and is realistic, and it shows 3D
What is linear or single-point perspective, and who formulated its law? ✔Correct Answer-it
shows objects that are close or far away in a parallel view and Brunelleschi's
Where is the convergence point for the parallel lines in Masaccio's visual field for the Holy
Trinity? ✔Correct Answer-It is at the foot of the cross, pulling the upper portion of the fresco
together with the lower portio
To what does "da Vinci" refer? ✔Correct Answer-The Renaissance Man
,In what ways was Leonardo a "Renaissance man"? ✔Correct Answer-he had a well rounded
education, and skilled in many areas, he was good at math and music
What kind of items can be found in Leonardo's Notebooks? ✔Correct Answer-Art, he wrote
backwards, diagrams, drawings of bodies,
What is strange about Leonardo's writing in his Notebooks? ✔Correct Answer-He wrote left
handed and in script, and backwards
How many bodies did Leonardo dissect in order to learn about human anatomy? ✔Correct
Answer-10 bodies
What did Leonardo intend to depict in his famous Study of Human Proportions? ✔Correct
Answer-The perfectly proportioned man
Why has not Leonardo's fresco of the Last Supper held up as well as other frescoes? ✔Correct
Answer-Because he used mixing oil and tempura
Where is the Last Supper located, and what is a refectory? ✔Correct Answer-Santa Maria
della Grazie, and it is a dining hall
How does Leonardo's Last Supper illustrate the classical concern for balance and proportion
✔Correct Answer-he has three windows with Jesus framed in the middle one, four tapestries
along each wall and six disciples in groups of three
How is the Last Supper a good example of linear perspective? ✔Correct Answer-The parallel
lines converge on the head of Christ
What moment does Leonardo choose to depict in his Last Supper? ✔Correct Answer-The
moment when Jesus announced that someone at the table had betrayed him.
How are the disciples reacting to Jesus' announcement? ✔Correct Answer-They are shocked
and wondering
What is Judas, the betrayer, doing? ✔Correct Answer-Clutching the sack with thirty pieces of
silver in it
With what did Leonardo threaten the prior who complained that Leonardo was not working
long and hard enough on the Last Supper? ✔Correct Answer-That the heads would not be
finished and that the Prior's face would be used instead for Judas because it was, "depraved."
Who was Mona Lisa? ✔Correct Answer-She was the third wife of Florentine business man,
Francesco di Bartolommeo.
, What is distinctive about Mona Lisa's eyes as Leonardo painted them? ✔Correct Answer-Her
eyes are always on the viewer no matter which angle she is being looked at.
Why is Mona Lisa smiling? ✔Correct Answer-Some say it is because it is a portrait of Leonardo
himself dressed as a women.
To what does aerial perspective refer? ✔Correct Answer-Meaning that the further back the
painting goes in the background the further away it appears.
To what does sfumato refer? ✔Correct Answer-smoked
How did the Mona Lisa, an Italian creation, wind up in a French museum, Paris' Louvre
Museum? ✔Correct Answer-Because Leonardo died in France while working for the King with
the Mona Lisa in his possession, so it went to Francois I, King of Frances collection
Where is the Sistine Chapel located? ✔Correct Answer-In the Vatican, Rome
Who built the Sistine Chapel, and after whom was it named? ✔Correct Answer-By Pope Sixtus
IV, named after him
How was the Chapel decorated prior to Michelangelo's work on the ceiling? ✔Correct
Answer-It simply had stars
Who summoned Michelangelo to Rome for the purpose of painting the ceiling? ✔Correct
Answer-Pope Julius II
Did Michelangelo want to paint the ceiling? ✔Correct Answer-no
How long did it take Michelangelo to complete the ceiling? ✔Correct Answer-From 1508-
1512, so 4 years
What comprises zone one of the ceiling, and what do we find painted in zone one? ✔Correct
Answer-Lunettes, spandrels, the biblical ancestors of Christ
What comprises zone two of the ceiling, and what do we find painted in zone two? ✔Correct
Answer-Alternating Hebrew prophets and greek symbols
What comprises zone three of the ceiling, and what do we find painted in zone three?
✔Correct Answer-Nine scenes from the book of genesis
Describe the scene entitled The Creation of Man/Adam. ✔Correct Answer-The figures have
large, bulky muscles
