Study Guide Chpt. 17-18 Questions with
complete solution 2025
Giovanni Arnolfini and His Bride (Fig. 17.3) was painted by ________. -
correct answer Jan van Eyck
The Merode Altarpiece (Fig. 17.2) was painted by ________. - correct answer
Robert Campin
________ created a genre painting about a marriage. - correct answer Jan
van Eyck
Sandro Botticelli was a(n) ________ painter known for the Birth of Venus (Fig.
17.2). - correct answer Italian Renaissance
A representative of the ________, Jacopo Pontormo used most of its style
principles. - correct answer Mannerism
The ________ artist Albrecht Dürer traveled extensively. - correct answer
Northern Renaissance
Which artist painted the Isenheim Altarpiece (Fig. 17.4), one of the most
dramatic in the history of art? - correct answer Matthais Grunewald
This artist was the first to create sculptures that combined Classicism with
realism. - correct answer Donatello
The famed ceiling that is the vault of the chapel of Pope Sixtus IV was painted
by ________. - correct answer Michealangelo
, ________ excelled at everything; his capabilities in engineering, the natural
sciences music, and the arts seemed unlimited. - correct answer Leonardo de
Vinci
________ was trained in mathematics and is credited with writing the first
theoretical treatise on the construction of systematic perspective in art. -
correct answer Piero della Francesca
The School of Athens (Fig. 17.18) was painted by ________. - correct answer
Raphael
A Venetian master, ________ had more in common with artists who would
follow him than with his Renaissance contemporaries in Florence and Rome. -
correct answer Titan
The Early Italian Renaissance took root and flourished most successfully in
the city of ________. - correct answer Florence
During the latter years of the 15th century in Italy, a painter whose work
stands in opposition to the prevailing trends was ________, a master of line. -
correct answer Botticelli
Some of the purest examples of Renaissance Classicism lie in the buildings
designed by ________. - correct answer Alberti
In Leonardo's Last Supper (Fig. 17.15), the viewer is first attracted to the
central triangular form of Jesus by ________ that converge at the head of
Jesus. - correct answer Orthogonals
complete solution 2025
Giovanni Arnolfini and His Bride (Fig. 17.3) was painted by ________. -
correct answer Jan van Eyck
The Merode Altarpiece (Fig. 17.2) was painted by ________. - correct answer
Robert Campin
________ created a genre painting about a marriage. - correct answer Jan
van Eyck
Sandro Botticelli was a(n) ________ painter known for the Birth of Venus (Fig.
17.2). - correct answer Italian Renaissance
A representative of the ________, Jacopo Pontormo used most of its style
principles. - correct answer Mannerism
The ________ artist Albrecht Dürer traveled extensively. - correct answer
Northern Renaissance
Which artist painted the Isenheim Altarpiece (Fig. 17.4), one of the most
dramatic in the history of art? - correct answer Matthais Grunewald
This artist was the first to create sculptures that combined Classicism with
realism. - correct answer Donatello
The famed ceiling that is the vault of the chapel of Pope Sixtus IV was painted
by ________. - correct answer Michealangelo
, ________ excelled at everything; his capabilities in engineering, the natural
sciences music, and the arts seemed unlimited. - correct answer Leonardo de
Vinci
________ was trained in mathematics and is credited with writing the first
theoretical treatise on the construction of systematic perspective in art. -
correct answer Piero della Francesca
The School of Athens (Fig. 17.18) was painted by ________. - correct answer
Raphael
A Venetian master, ________ had more in common with artists who would
follow him than with his Renaissance contemporaries in Florence and Rome. -
correct answer Titan
The Early Italian Renaissance took root and flourished most successfully in
the city of ________. - correct answer Florence
During the latter years of the 15th century in Italy, a painter whose work
stands in opposition to the prevailing trends was ________, a master of line. -
correct answer Botticelli
Some of the purest examples of Renaissance Classicism lie in the buildings
designed by ________. - correct answer Alberti
In Leonardo's Last Supper (Fig. 17.15), the viewer is first attracted to the
central triangular form of Jesus by ________ that converge at the head of
Jesus. - correct answer Orthogonals
