1. __________, who originally trained as a goldsmith, designed the dome for Florence Cathedral.

A. MasaccioB. UccelloC. DonatelloD. Brunelleschi

2. The sculptor, _________, produced The Four Crowned Martyrs for a niche at Orsanmichele.

A. Nanni di BancoB. DonatelloC. MasaccioD. Giotto

3. __________ won the competition to design the new doors for the Baptistery in Florence in 1401/2.

A. DonatelloB. GhibertiC. MasaccioD. Nanni di Banco

4. The invention of __________ enabled artists to convincingly represent the visible world on a flat, two-dimensional surface.A. fresco seccoB. giornataC. linear perspectiveD. intarsia

5. In the early part of the fifteenth century, the Italian painter __________ provided new direction for Florentine painting.A. GiottoB. MasaccioC. DuccioD. Pollaiuolo

6. Ghibertis Gates of Paradise demonstrate the use of linear perspective to render illusionistic space in ____________. A. oil paintingB. frescoC. architectureD. relief sculpture

7. The term Renaissance refers to a revived interest in _________________culture that emerged in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. A. EtruscanB. Classical (ancient Roman and Greek cultures)C. ByzantineD. Gothic

9. Ghibertis doors for the east side of the Baptistery in Florence were so admired that they came to be known as the ______________. A. Gates of ParadiseB. Golden ArchesC. Gateway to Heaven D. Doors to the Kingdom

12. Which artist first demonstrated the principles of linear perspective? A. BrunelleschiB. AlbertiC. PeruginoD. Masaccio

13. In fifteenth-century Italy, wealthy families, such as the __________ in Florence, were powerful and influential patrons of the arts. A. Narni B. Montefeltro C. Bellini D. Medici

14. The Florentine painter __________ was also a Dominican monk and he painted scenes such as Annunciation for the cells of his monastery. A. Verrocchio B. Masaccio C. Fra Angelico D. Donatello

15. Botticellis Primavera is a complex allegory interweaving ___________ with esoteric Classical references around the figure of Venus. A. Old Testament prophecies B. Gospel passages C. Savonarolas sermons D. Neoplatonic ideas

16. Donatellos bronze sculpture of David is portrayed in a classical ___________________ pose.

A. contraposto B. curvyC. rigidD. Archaic

17. The Equestrian Statue of Erasmo da Narni recalls the _________.

A. Byzantine period. B. Classical, Roman period. C. Carolingian period.

18. Peruginos The Delivery of the Keys to ST. Peter (1481) is a perfect work of art for the study of _______________.

A. One point linear or Renaissance perspective.B. Atmospheric perspective.C. Locating the horizontal line, orthagonals and the vanishing point. D. All of the above.

19. In Massaccios The tribute Money the story that prominently features Peter has been told by using a __________________.

A. Continuous narrative. B. Registers. C. Sections. D. Trygliph and metopes.

20. In his portrayal of Battista Sforza and Federico da Montefeltro, Pierro della Francesco depicts the couple on two panels, and uses the oil technique, which is reminiscent of:

A. Byzantine styleB. BaroqueC. Flemish paintingD. German graphic art.

21. Giovanni Bellini active in Venice painted the Virgin and Child Enthroned with St. Francis, John the Baptist, Job, Dominic and Louis of Toulouse, an illusionistic painting that in art history is called ______________.

A. sacra conversazione (holy conversation). B. Ave Maria gratia plena. C. Hail Mary.

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