Quiz 1: Art History

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Quattrocento

15th century art (begin reneissance)

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Cinquecento

16th century art

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Squinch

arch support

<p>arch support </p>
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Triglyph & example

  • rectangular tablets

  • Doric frieze


<ul><li><p>rectangular tablets</p></li><li><p>Doric frieze</p></li></ul><p></p>
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Loggia

open air gallery supported by arches

<p>open air gallery supported by arches  </p>
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Oculus

circle opening lets in air/light

<p>circle opening lets in air/light </p>
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Giornata

day’s work of plaster/fresco work

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Sfumato & example

  • translucent layers of color to give illusion of volume/form/debth

  • Mona Lisa


<ul><li><p><span style="line-height: 115%;">translucent layers of color to give illusion of volume/form/debth</span></p></li><li><p><span style="line-height: 115%;">Mona Lisa </span></p></li></ul><p></p>
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Chiaroscuro

contrast of light and dark

<p>contrast of light and dark </p>
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<p>Define </p>

Define

Vanishing point: where parallel lines meet in linear perspective

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define Fresco & 3 examples

painting into wet plaster: (i.e.)

  • Raphael school of Athens

  • Michael Angelo Sistine Chapel

  • Masaccio’s Holy Trinity


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Humanism

shift of philosophy in Renaissance focus into human accomplishments, art, good

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Triptych & examples

3 panel piece alter piece, (i.e.)

  • Adoration of Shepards


<p>3 panel piece alter piece, (i.e.)</p><ul><li><p>Adoration of Shepards</p></li></ul><p></p>
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Trompe l’oeil

tricking the eye

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Which influential Florentine families are important to know, and what was their social/economic role?

  • Medici, Pazzi, Pitti, Strozzi, Rucellai

  • built wealth through banking, trade, patronage to support art → political power


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Reneissance

rebirth/revival of art, learning, literature in Europe

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Ghiberi vs Brunelleschi

  • 7 competitors Florence

  • Ghiberti won -> Baptistry Doors Gates of Paradise

  • Brunelleschi -> Cathedral’s dome


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Dome History

  • 500 years to complete

  • Brunelleschi won competition w 3 innovations:

    • Herringbone masonry

    • 16 ribs

    • interior wooden shell


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Ghiandarlo’s pupil

Michaelangelo

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What technique did Michangelo adapt

Cross hatching & wet fresco

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What was Botticelli known for

Mythological works (floral carpets)

  • Primaveira (venus, cupid, etc)

  • Birth of Venus


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what did Leonardo da Vinci do that plagued conservationists

  • experimental techniques on dry wall & panels w tempera

  • = deteriorating/flaking


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Baroque

flamboyant, elaborate, dramatic ornamentation in architecture

<p>flamboyant, elaborate, dramatic ornamentation in architecture </p>
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Rococo

lighter, free style to glamorize noble/wealthy

<p>lighter, free style to <strong>glamorize</strong> noble/wealthy</p>
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Reformation who what where begun

  • Martin Luther 1517 95 theses

  • Europe

  • Split of Catholic → Presbyterian, Lutheran, Protestant etc


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What is a court painter & example

  • hired by wealthy families travel

  • Peter Rubens; large scale traveled & compensated


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What new medium being used during Rubens time

oil on canvas

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Donatello, Verrocchio, and Michelangelo compare Davids

  • Donatello’s: bronze; nude, youthful, relaxed, victory with Goliath’s head.

  • Verrocchio’s: bronze; clothed, youthful, alert, more modest

  • Michelangelo’s: marble; nude, idealized, muscular


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Why was Caravaggio such an important influence on Baroque painting?

Used Realism & Tennebrism

<p>Used Realism &amp; Tennebrism </p>
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Tennebrism

extreme form of chiarroscuro, spolight contrasty

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What 3 shapes and architectural techniques are characteristic of Baroque buildings?

  • Molding,

  • Ovals,

  • Concave Convex


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Which French building exemplifies Baroque/Rococo royal splendor & why

  • Le Brun’s Versailles

  • (hunting lodge → orchards, trees, animals)


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Which Italian building exemplifies Baroque

Quattro Fontane

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Which Italian church is known for honeycomb coffering?

Quattro Fontane

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Why was the Arrival of Marie de Medici by Rubens significant

24 canvas series; gave fake glory & beauty

<p>24 canvas series; gave fake glory &amp; beauty </p>
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What are putti

fat baby angels

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Name some Italian contemporary artists (extra credit)

  • Lippi

  • Angelico

  • Mantegna

  • Giogione

  • Titian