Concepts
Humanist Art
Architecture
Northern
Lucky Dip
100
"Renaissance" means THIS in English
What is "Rebirth"?
100
Give the name of the sculpture and the artist.
What is Michelangelo's "David"?
100
Renaissance architects used Roman elements like columns, plain white facades, symmetry, and __________ arches.
What are rounded?
100
The majority if northern Renaissance artists came from which TWO countries?
What are the Netherlands and Belgium?
100
These are the TWO MAJOR CITIES in Italy where the Renaissance happened.
What are Florence and Rome?
200
"Classical Antiquity" is a term that means THIS
What is "of or pertaining to Ancient Greece and Rome?"
200
Known for its geometric perspective and being symmetry, name the artist and title of this fresco.
What is DaVinci's "Last Supper"?
200
THIS CATHOLIC CHURCH's exterior is shown here and was designed by Alberti. Notice the symmetry, use of marble, rounded arch, and the porticos
What is Santa Maria Novella in Florence
200
Northern Renaissance paintings use THIS TYPE OF PAINT instead of quick-drying frescos. It results in brighter colors that don't really fade over time.
What is oil paint?
200
Embodying the concepts of political virtue, self-government, and rule of law, THIS RENAISSANCE POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY believed that educated citizens applied the virtues of the Classical world to political life, and particularly republicanism. In other words, they should run their cities well.
What is Civic Humanism?
300
This means NOT RELIGIOUS.
What is SECULAR?
300
This example of humanism demonstrates the geometric proportions of the human body. Name the artist and title of this drawing.
What is DaVinci's "Vetruvian Man"?
300
This humanist cryptographer who designed the Santa Maria Novella church also wrote books on architecture and on geometric perspective.
Who was Alberti?
300
While Italian Renaissance paintings often have Catholic themes, Northern Renaissance paintings more often have THIS TYPE OF THEME.
What is Christian themes that depict every-day village life?
300
In his History of Florence, THIS HUMANIST divided history into 3 eras (ancient, medieval, and modern).
Who was Leonardo Bruni?
400
This is an INTELLECTUAL MOVEMENT typified by a revived interest in the classical world and studies which focused not on religion but on what it is to be human.
What is HUMANISM?
400
Perhaps the most "humanist" of all Renaissance paintings, what is the title and artist?
What is Raphael's "School of Athens"?
400
This foundling hospital in Florence is symmetrical, has arches, and columns. It was designed by THIS MAN.
Who was Brunelleschi?
400
THIS ARTIST painted "Hunters in the Snow" which is a typical northern image as it shows every-day village life.
Who was Pieter Bruegel?
400
THIS MAN started Florence's Platonic Academy, and expounded on the idea of platonic love. He compared Plato to Jesus thus making humanism more palatable to Catholics.
Who was Marsilio Ficino?
500
When someone, like DaVinci, has many talents such as painting, sculpting, engineering, and architecture - we say that person is THIS.
What is a "Renaissance Man?"
500
Give the name of the piece, and the artist.
What is the Pietá by Michelangelo?
500
Palladio designed THIS HOME, which is the epitome of a Renaissance home. It is symmetrical, has a dome, columns, and resembles a Greek temple.
What is the Villa Rotunda?
500
This PAINTING by Jan Van Eyck is the most popular/iconic northern renaissance painting. It uses intuitive perspective.
What is the Arnolfini Wedding Portrait?
500
THE ARTIST of this painting, called "Christ delivering the keys of the kingdom" was THIS MAN. This painting is an iconic Renaissance painting where we see geometric perspective, contrapposto, a religious theme, and typical Renaissance and Roman architecture.
Who was Perugino?