AnswersFL-0100310-Introduction to Art History15th Century: Northern Europe and the Iberian Peninsula I
15th Century: Northern Europe and the Iberian Peninsula I Answers
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What were the most commonly used symbols in Flemish art?
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religious relicsB
everyday objectsC
images of Christ2
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How does atmospheric perspective create realism?
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What did people place on the altars?
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a picture of the patron saintB
relics of the church’s patron saintC
triptychs of the patron saintD
all of the above4
What is a polyptych?
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What theme did all of the symbols in Flemish art possess?
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What does the dog represent in the following image? (Hint: The name “Fido” may come from this representation.)
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What does an altar symbolize in a Christian church?
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table of the Last Supper of ChristB
tombs of Christ and the saintsC
both A and BD
focal point of the church8
How did Hugo van der Goes create realism in the image above?
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He used atmospheric perspective.B
He used one point perspective.C
He used two point perspective.D
He used realistic colors.9
What is the antependium?
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It is the front surface of a block altar.B
It is the back surface of a block.C
It is the top of an altar.Did you find these answers helpful?
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