Art and Culture Semester 2, Test 1

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Philosophy

What did the School of Athens show?

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It conveys a deliberate artistic choice to emphasize Jesus’ advanced wisdom.

In what ways does the portrayal of Jesus as a “miniature adult” in the sculpture :Virgin and Child in Majesty” contribute to its symbolic meaning?

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Represents Mary’s intact virginity.

What is the significance of the closed window in the Annunciation Triptych?

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Conveyed complex religious and moral complexes.

What role did symbolism play in Medieval art?

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To Put Emphasis on God 

In Medieval Art, why were artists often anonymous?

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God giving Adam life

What symbolic elements is conveyed through the almost-touching fingers of God and Adam in Michelangelo’s “The Creation of Adam?

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Flying Buttresses

What architectural innovation allowed for larger windows in Gothic Cathedrals?

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A cultural and artistic renewal ancient Greece and Rome

What cultural desire did the revival of classical architecture forms during the Renaissance primarily reflect?

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The commitment to linear perspective reflected a desire for a more ordered systematic representation of reality.

How did the mastery of linear perspective reflect the broader cultural trends during this period?

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Filippo Brunelleschi

Who was responsible for the design and construction of the dome, Florence Cathedral?

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Michelangelo

Who was the prominent Renaissance artist known for his diverse talents in art?

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The representation of Christ in captivity and surrendering. 

Why in the “Unicorn in Captivity” tapestry does the unicorn willingly submit?

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Nude Sculptures

What specific art form, previously not allowed for centuries?

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Little sense of depth

Which characteristic is typical of Medieval art?

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By making detailed anatomical studies

How did Renaissance artists like Leonardo da Vinci reflect the curiosity about the natural world in their artworks?

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Prohibited idols

According to Exodus 20:4, why did Medieval Art avoid graven images?

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 Represents the Old, New Testaments and Last Judgment. 

What is the significance of the rose window in the Notre Dame Cathedral?

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It’s Theologically significant

Why was Jesus depicted as huge in some Medieval artworks?

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Realism in art promoted a renewal interest in portraying the human experience and the natural world

How did the emphasis on realism contribute to a change in artistic focus?

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Displays various masteries

What qualities are represented in the renaissance man?

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Humanism

What emphasized the value and potential of human beings, their abilities, and achievements?

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Theological and abstract reasoning

What did scholasticism emphasize?

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  1. Philosophy

  2. Theology

  3. Poetry

  4. Justice

What are the 4 branches of human knowledge?

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- Art was signed

- celebration of human creativity

What did it mean for the art world when there was humanism and individualism?

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Raphael

Who painted the “School of Athens”

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Architect

Besides being a painter and sculptor, what else was Michelangelo?

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Perspective

What was used to create 3D effect besides light and shadow?

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Realistic

renewed interest in observing and understanding the natural world meant art would become more what?

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4 years

How long did the Sistine Chapel take to create?

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Domes, columns, and symmetry

What types of classical elements did Renaisaance architecture feature?

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aesthetics

The revival of classical influence meant increase in knowledge, philosohpy, intellectual curiosity and what else?

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illusion of depth

Artists like Filippo Brunelleschi developed the technique of linear perspective, creating _______ and the space on a two-dimensional surface?

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A person who is good at anything

What is a “renaissance man” ?

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scientific

Integration of _____ knowledge into art reflected curiosity about the natural world

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Leonardo da Vinci

what artists was also scientists, and made detailed anatomical studies and incorporated scientific observations into their art.

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Medieval

Departure from ___ focus on symbolism and tradition

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Antiquity

The revival of classical architecture forms conveyed a desire for cultural and artistic renewal inspired the achievements of what?

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Human potential, Classical ideals, Realism, Exploration of the group

Renaissance art is characterized by a celebration of _____ a return to _______, a focus on ____, and a broader _______.

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Cultural, intellectual, social transformations

Characteristics reflect the _______ , _______, and _______.

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Biblical stories

What was the purpose of stained glass in Gothic Cathedrals?

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Religious

What was the common religious theme in Medieval art?

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Marriage and Christ

What are the two main theories in the “Unicorn in Captivity” Tapestry?

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The Rebirth of Ancient Greece and Rome 

The Renaissance is often referred to as the what?

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  1. Fertility

  2. The Unity of Christ

There are the 2 main theories about the unicorn tapestry. W hat 2 theories does the pomegranate tree symbolize?

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A fire

 What event significantly impacted Notre Dame Cathedral in April 2019?

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Hiearchical scale

where more important or divine figures were depicted as larger

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Humanism & Individualism

value & potential of human beings

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Realism & Naturalism

aimed for realistic depictions of the world.

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Michelangelo's "The Creation of Adam" is about what?

The transmission of Life from the Divine to Human