Italian Renaissance Test 3

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the nickname 'Botticelli' means

little barrel/keg

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Botticelli was from

Florence

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Botticelli was buried in

Ognissanti

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Botticelli's teacher was

Fra Filippo Lippi

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Botticelli raises and trains painter

Filippino Lippi

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Botticelli worked as an assistant in ___'s workshop

Verrocchio

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Botticelli's work takes a strictly religious twist after the year

1492

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<p>artist + title</p>

artist + title

Botticelli, Adoration of the Magi

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<p>date</p>

date

1470's

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<p>size + medium</p>

size + medium

small, tempera on panel

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<p>commissioner</p>

commissioner

Gaspare Lama

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<p>location</p>

location

Santa Maria Novella

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<p>originally meant for the commissioner's</p>

originally meant for the commissioner's

funerary chapel

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<p>depicts various members of the ___ family, including a posthumous portrait of ___ as Melchior.</p>

depicts various members of the ___ family, including a posthumous portrait of ___ as Melchior.

medici, Cosimo il Vecchio

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<p>subject dedicated to </p>

subject dedicated to

feast of the epiphany

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<p>The two portraits which face the viewer are</p>

The two portraits which face the viewer are

Botticelli and Lama

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___ made his money thanks to the Medici family, which is why he commissioned a work which partially payed homage to them.

Lama

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<p>artist + title</p>

artist + title

Botticelli, Primavera

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<p>date</p>

date

1480

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<p>size + medium</p>

size + medium

large, tempera on panel

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<p>location</p>

location

outside the wedding room suite of a Medici villa, Florence

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<p>(probable) commissioner</p>

(probable) commissioner

Pier Francesco Lorenzo de Medici

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the most general reading of Primavera is as an

allegorical representation of the correct behavior for a bride

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figures present (L>R) in Primavera include

Mercury, three graces (chastity, grace, beauty), venus, eros/cupid, spring, chloris, and zephyris

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Chloris turns into

Spring

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in Primavera, all the ___ are identifiable

flowers

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the ___ which is present in both Primavera and Birth of Venus is a symbol of the Medici

orange grove

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other readings of Primavera include

sacred v profane love, Venus' domain, Christian virtue leading to a holy death

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Problems in reading both Primavera and Birth of Venus depend on one's knowledge of

neo-platonic Florentine philosophy

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the trend of reading ___ meaning into ___ stories was popular in the Renaissance

Christian, pagan

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<p>artist + title</p>

artist + title

Botticelli, Birth of Venus

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<p>date</p>

date

1480

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<p>size + medium</p>

size + medium

medium, tempera on canvas

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<p>(probable) commissioner</p>

(probable) commissioner

Pier Francesco Lorenzo de Medici

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Primavera and Birth of Venus were both probably commissioned for

a medici wedding

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___ and ___ were NOT supposed to be read as a pair

Primavera, Birth of Venus

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In mythology, Venus was blown to shore on the island of

Cythira

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Birth of Venus depicts an Aphrodite Anadyomene, meaning

rising from the sea

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Aphrodite means

made from foam

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figures present (L>R) in Birth of Venus include

Zephyr, Aura, Venus, and Hora

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the roses present in Birth of Venus are a symbol of

venus

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Hora is

the personification of the seasons

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Birth of Venus has it's central figure in a ___ pose

Venus Pudica

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Humanist philosophy of the time reads Venus being blown to shore as the

rebirth of the Christian soul

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In a Humanist reading, Venus' birth through water is a ___, while the cloth she will dress herself with is christian ___

baptism, intelligence

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in the Birth of Venus, ___ was used to sparingly adorn her hair

gold

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the Birth of Venus directly references the

Capitoline Venus

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said to be the most beautiful woman in Florence, ___ was most likely a reference (NOT a model, though) for Venus

Simonetta Vespucci

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Girolamo Savonarola was a ___ monk and Prior at ___

dominican, san marco

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Savonarola said Florence was too ___, and instructed Florentines to burn their ___

wealthy, vanities

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Savonarola led the

Bonfires of the Vanities

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things Savonarola wanted destroyed included

paintings, mirrors, furs, jewelery, etc

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Savonarola dies in

1498

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in the 1480s, Pope Sixtus IV commissions various artists to paint

the walls of the Capella Sistina (Sistine Chapel)

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the Capella Sistina was constructed in

1477-1481

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the dimensions of the Capella Sistina mimic those of ___ from the Old Testament

Solomon's Temple

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The Sistine Chapel was dedicated to the Virgin on

August 15, 1483

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the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel was originally painted ___ with ___

blue, stars

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The Sistine Chapel was meant for private Papal use, where mass would be held about ___ times a year

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the walls of the Sistine Chapel depicted large narrative panels, with images from the lives of ___ and ___ down each side, respectfully.

Moses, Jesus

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the Sistine Chapel is where the ___ is held, where the Cardinals of the church are locked in in order to choose a new Pope

Conclave

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Thematically, the frescoes on the walls of the Sistine Chapel all have a theme of ___

authority

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<p>artist + title</p>

artist + title

Perugino, Christ Giving the Keys to Saint Peter

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<p>date</p>

date

1481

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<p>size + medium</p>

size + medium

large, buon fresco

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<p>location</p>

location

Sistine Chapel, Rome

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<p>Commissioner</p>

Commissioner

Pope Sixtus IV

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<p>directly across from</p>

directly across from

Botticelli's Punishment of Korah

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<p>the keys are along the ___</p>

the keys are along the ___

anagogical axis

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gold and silver keys are a symbol of the

Papacy

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if Punishment of Korah is about taking authority, then ___ is about ___

Christ giving the keys to st peter, giving authority

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Perugino was originally from

Umbria

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<p>the keys are a symbol of Peter's</p>

the keys are a symbol of Peter's

supreme authority

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<p>the building in the background is supposed to remind a viewer of ___</p>

the building in the background is supposed to remind a viewer of ___

Solomon's temple

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<p>the arched passageways are meant to remind a viewer of ___</p>

the arched passageways are meant to remind a viewer of ___

the arch of Constantine

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Roman emperor who legalized Christianity

Constantine

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<p>the arched passageways have plaques which compare the Pope to</p>

the arched passageways have plaques which compare the Pope to

Solomon

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<p>scenes in the middle include</p>

scenes in the middle include

tribute money, the stoning of christ

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Ghirlandaio means

little garland maker

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Michelangelo worked in ___'s workshop

Ghirlandaio

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at the end of the quattrocento, ___ was the busiest and wealthiest artist in Florence

Ghirlandaio

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the sibyls on the ceiling of the Sassetti Chapel (Ghirlandaio, Santa Maria Novella) could have influenced the ___

Sistine Chapel

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<p>artist + title</p>

artist + title

Ghirlandaio, Capella Maggiore/Major Chapel/Tornabuoni Chapel

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<p>location</p>

location

Tornabuoni Chapel, Santa Maria Novella, Florence

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<p>size + medium</p>

size + medium

large, fresco

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<p>commissioner</p>

commissioner

Giovanni Tornabuoni

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<p>date</p>

date

1485-1490

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Giovanni Tornabuoni was the director and partner to the ___ bank, and ___ to the pope

Medici, treasurer

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Giovanni Tornabuoni was the ___ of Lorenzo and Giuliano de Medici

uncle

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the contract for the Capella Maggiore was drawn up on Sept 1, 1485, and the deadline for the frescoes was ___

May, 1490

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<p>commissioner gave little freedom to artist, including specifying ___ and ___ for him.</p>

commissioner gave little freedom to artist, including specifying ___ and ___ for him.

colors, scenes

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<p>depicts</p>

depicts

scenes from the life of Mary + John the Baptist

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<p>includes kneeling portraits of</p>

includes kneeling portraits of

Giovanni and Lucrezia Tornabuoni

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<p>aside from the frescoes, the artist also designed the ___ of the chapel, which were colored to accentuate specific frescoes</p>

aside from the frescoes, the artist also designed the ___ of the chapel, which were colored to accentuate specific frescoes

stained glass windows

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<p>ceiling depicts</p>

ceiling depicts

4 gospels

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<p>location</p>

location

Tornabuoni Chapel

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<p>includes portraits of women from ___ family</p>

includes portraits of women from ___ family

Tornabuoni

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<p>leader of precession is ___, representing the humility and grace of her family</p>

leader of precession is ___, representing the humility and grace of her family

Ludovica Tornabuoni

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Da Vinci born ___ and died ___

1452-1519

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da Vinci was born in ___, a small neighborhood in the town of Vinci

Anchiano