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Who painted the image below?

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Why did artists of the Renaissance rely on mathematical formulas?

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Which of the following is NOT an example of a Mannerism painting? a. b. c. d. All of the above are examples of Mannerism. Please select the best answer from the choices provided

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A
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D
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Which of the four plans of St. Peter’s Basilica is represented in the image below?

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Old Saint Peter’s Basilica
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Bramante’s plan
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Michelangelo’s plan
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Maderno’s plan
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Tintoretto was known for _____

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creating the most famous "Last Supper" painting.
B
creating small-scale models of his paintings.
C
being the Father of Mannerism.
D
all of the above
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Why was it so shocking when Pope Julius II wanted to demolish St. Peter’s Basilica?

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El Greco moved to Toledo, Spain where he hoped for a court appointment from ________.

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Philip I
B
Philip II
C
Ferdinand
D
Santiago
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The portrait below showcases Bronzino’s ability to use formal effect with his choice of ________ and setting yet conveys the ________ demeanor of the subject.

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background; haughty
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costume; innocent
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costume; haughty
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background; innocent
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How did da Vinci create a mood in The Mona Lisa?

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Why did Bramante’s plans for the St. Peter’s Basilica never come to fruition?

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He and the pope could not agree on the plans.
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The pope changed his mind several times.
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The pope died and political unrest followed.
D
Bramante died before he could act on the plans.
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Which of the following sentences contains the correct usage for virtuosity?

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The virtuosity of the animals was expressed in their gait.
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The musicians showed extreme virtuosity in their range.
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The virtuosity of the figures in the painting gave it a heavenly appearance.
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What unique approach did Bruegel have when it came to painting figures?

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His figures all had the same face up close.
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None of his figures had recognizable faces.
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He depicted characters not as unique individuals, but rather well observed types that people could relate to from all time periods.
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He elongated their features.
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What is the main focus of Mannerism?

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Who is depicted in the image below?

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Martin Luther
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Pope Julius II
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Raphael
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Michelangelo
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One major change that occurred during the High Renaissance time period was that artists began to be __________.

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commissioned by just the Catholic church
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commissioned by just the aristocracy
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commissioned by the aristocracy and guilds
D
commissioned by private sources

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