Florence Cathedral, with Campanile and Baptistery (Dome: Filippo Brunelleschi, 1420-1436)

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What is the significance of the dome in Florence Cathedral designed by Filippo Brunelleschi?

It was the largest brick dome in the world built without traditional wood support, showcasing Brunelleschi's innovative double-shell design.

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Who painted The Holy Trinity and what technique did he incorporate?

Masaccio painted The Holy Trinity and was the first to incorporate Brunelleschi’s discovery of linear perspective.

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3

What biblical story does Michelangelo's David represent?

David represents the story of David defeating Goliath.

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What artistic techniques did Michelangelo use in sculpting David?

Michelangelo used All’antica and contrapposto to achieve realism and the Renaissance ideals of humanism.

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What does Michelangelo's Creation of Adam illustrate?

It depicts the moment just before God gives Adam life.

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6

How does Titian's Venus of Urbino symbolize marriage and love?

The painting shows Venus with a dog, symbolizing loyalty, and the relaxed pose suggests a sense of intimacy.

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What is the main theme in Artemisia Gentileschi's Judith Slaying Holofernes?

It emphasizes female power and agency by depicting Judith as a strong and determined figure.

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What is notable about Jan Van Eyck's Arnolfini Portrait?

It showcases meticulous attention to surface details, texture, and symbolism.

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9

What was the significance of Bernini’s David in the Baroque period?

It exemplifies dramatism and emotional intensity, reflecting the Counter-Reformation's influence on art.

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What does Caravaggio's The Calling of St. Matthew reveal about religious art?

It represents a new way of depicting biblical subjects in familiar settings, emphasizing naturalism.

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11

What materials were used to create the Waist Pendant of a Queen Mother?

The pendant was made of ivory, symbolizing prestige and divine authority in the Benin Kingdom.

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12

What does the Equestrian Oba and Attendants plaque represent?

It showcases the influence of Portuguese elements and the hierarchical structure of the Benin Kingdom.

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13

What is unique about Johannes Vermeer's The Art of Painting?

It explores the world of art and history while emphasizing the importance of geography in Dutch culture.

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14

What does the Ming Dynasty canteen from Jingdezhen represent?

It signifies advanced ceramic production techniques and reflects the cultural and economic achievements of the Ming period.

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15

What cultural exchange does the biombo with the Conquest of Mexico illustrate?

It demonstrates the interaction between Asia and the Americas through Spanish trade.

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16

What is the central theme depicted in Jacques-Louis David's Death of Marat?

It portrays Marat as a martyr, illustrating the ideals and sacrifices associated with revolutionary politics.

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17

How did Edouard Manet's Olympia influence modern art?

It challenged traditional representations of the female nude, emphasizing strength and individuality.

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18

What unique approach did Paul Cézanne take in his Basket of Apples?

He used bold brushstrokes and bright colors, focusing on emotional perception rather than strict realism.

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What is the significance of Pablo Picasso's Les Demoiselles d’Avignon?

It marks a key turning point in the transition to abstract art and alters the representation of women.

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How does Henri Matisse's The Red Studio differ from traditional painting?

It uses color and perspective to challenge conventional perceptions and emphasizes the painting as two-dimensional.

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