Art History - Chapter 7 - Donatello's David and da Vinci's Last Supper

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5 feet

Donatello’s David is a modestly sized bronze statue. About how tall is it?

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Goliath’s severed head

What object rests by David’s left foot?

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David’s nudity

What aspect of David’s appearance, inspired by Greek and Roman art, is notable, even though it was an uncommon means of depiction during the Renaissance?

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Humanism

What do art historians typically call this influence of Greek and Roman art, where the body is celebrated for its beauty, nobility, proportion, and naturalism?

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David was an underdog.

Many artists from Florence depicted the biblical character David. What aspect of his personality appealed to them the most?

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Judas

In da Vinci’s Last Supper, which figure symbolically reaches for a dish, or plate, at the same time as Jesus?

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a triangle

What shape does Jesus’ body make in the composition?

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Heaven

Scholars tend to agree that the landscape direct behind Jesus is a symbolic representation of what?

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3

The painting’s windows and clustered apostles reflect which sacred number?

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deterioration

Da Vinci’s experimental use of materials while painting Last Supper has led to what unintended outcome?