High Renaissance and Mannerism in Northern Europe

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Protestant Reformation

Religious movement challenging Catholic Church authority.

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Catholic Counter-Reformation

Catholic response to Protestant Reformation's challenges.

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Martin Luther

Key figure initiating the Protestant Reformation.

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Iconoclasts

Individuals opposing religious images and icons.

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Lucas Cranach

Artist known for 'The Law and the Gospel'.

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Isenheim Altarpiece

Grünewald's work depicting Christ's suffering.

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Albrecht Dürer

German artist known for engravings and self-portraits.

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Self-Portrait (Dürer)

Dürer's 1500 work showcasing his artistic identity.

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Fall of Man

Dürer's engraving illustrating Adam and Eve's sin.

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Melencolia I

Dürer's engraving symbolizing human melancholy and creativity.

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Four Apostles

Dürer's painting emphasizing biblical figures' importance.

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Anamorphosis

Art technique creating distorted images requiring specific angles.

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Hans Holbein the Younger

Artist known for detailed portraits and allegorical works.

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The French Ambassadors

Holbein's painting featuring diplomatic figures and symbolism.

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Garden of Earthly Delights

Bosch's triptych exploring themes of paradise and sin.

<p>Bosch's triptych exploring themes of paradise and sin.</p>
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Genre painting

Art depicting everyday life and ordinary scenes.

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Inverted perspective

Technique creating depth by reversing traditional perspective.

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Butcher's Stall

Aertsen's painting showcasing market life and symbolism.

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Caterina van Hemessen

Female artist known for self-portraits in the Renaissance.

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Netherlandish Proverbs

Bruegel's work illustrating various Dutch proverbs.

<p>Bruegel's work illustrating various Dutch proverbs.</p>
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Hunters in the Snow

Bruegel's winter scene capturing human activity.

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Burial of Count Orgaz

El Greco's dramatic depiction of a noble's burial.

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Michelangelo's Pieta is the only worked ________ by the artist

signed

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What scenes were represented on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel

scenes from the book of Genesis

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In Raphael's portrait of Pope Leo X with cardinal Giulio de Medici and Luigi de Rossi the pope is represented as

a collector and connoisseur

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Albrecht Dürer's self portrait shows the artist fully frontal, which was a pose was generally reserve for

Christ

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Which of the following was not a result of the Protestant Reformation

the reconciliation of Luther and Zwingli on the topic of Holy Communion

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El greco combine Italy renaissance and mannerism style in the burial of count orgaz to convey a protestant reformation message

False

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The anamorphic skull in the center of Hans Holbein's the ambassadors is

a reminder of death

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Lucas Cranach created Law and Grace to outline....

salvation in the Protestant tradition

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Please choose the term that apply to Pieter Aertsen's The Meat Stall.

inverted perspective

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Hans Holbein

shows power and wealth

<p>shows power and wealth</p>
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Pieter Aertsen: The butcher

it has moral message in the back, it is mary and joseph fleeing to Egypt, in the other side there is a party going on, there is oyster in the picture as well, they believe If people eat oyster they will have sexual stimulation, it is a charity life in the middle side back, makes it an inverted perspective, the religious symbol is the two fish representing Christ, the Christian belief

<p>it has moral message in the back, it is mary and joseph fleeing to Egypt, in the other side there is a party going on, there is oyster in the picture as well, they believe If people eat oyster they will have sexual stimulation, it is a charity life in the middle side back, makes it an inverted perspective, the religious symbol is the two fish representing Christ, the Christian belief</p>
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El Greco Burial of Count Orgaz

Elongated light, feels like things are floating, there is no focal pointing, this painting is about a guy who is a noble man, this message is Catholic counter reformation, "you did a good job, so you go to heaven"

<p>Elongated light, feels like things are floating, there is no focal pointing, this painting is about a guy who is a noble man, this message is Catholic counter reformation, "you did a good job, so you go to heaven"</p>