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100
Define: Baroque

Large, irregularly shaped pearl 

100

Name This Artwork 


The Calling of Saint Matthew

100

The first woman to be accepted into the Academy of Art

Artemisia Gentileschi  

100

Why was "David" originally placed against the wall in a museum? 

Parts of the back of the sculpture and David's heel were unfinished. 

100

The Baroque Era originated in : 

Florence, Italy 

200

Define: Tenebrism

Extreme contrast between dark and light 

200

Who sculpted "David" 

Bernini

200

What painting did Rembrandt paint himself in? 

The Blinding of Samson

200

What does David's right foot signify? 

Him coming into "our" world

200

What year did the Baroque Era begin?

1500's

300

How many light sources are in the majority of Baroque Artworks? 

ONE!

300

What did "David" stand as a symbol for? 

The Catholic Church/ Counter Reformation 

300

Name of Art and Artist: 


van Dyck; Crowning of Thorns

300

What is inside the boys' water, and what is its' purpose? 

A fig - to sweeten and keep the water fresh 

300

Baroque Art was designed to evoke: 

Emotion 

400

How many lions are in "Daniel and the Lions"?

10

400

Purpose of Judith Beheading Holofernes? 

Female empowerment and vengeance 

400

What was Rembrandt's most violent and Baroque painting of his entire career? 

The Blinding of Samson 

400

Name of this artwork and artist: 


Poussin

Crossing the Red Sea

400

What did literature and artwork usually depict watersellers as? 

Beggars/cheats/argumentative with customers 

500

Define: Waterseller, and where were they prominent in? 

a street vendor who sold water, prominent in Seville. 

500

What two parts were painted later into this painting: 


The boys in the window and the dog

500

Where is God in "Crossing the Red Sea?"

The pillar of smoke and fire

500

Who is the mistress in "Love Letter" based upon? 

Vermeer's wife

500
What was the purpose of the Council of Trent? 

to stress for artwork to evoke emotion and have the viewer be engaged in the artwork.