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Baroque Art II: Italy and Spain — Cumulative exam Answers

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47

What is the name for the type of room shown above, and what was this type of room used for?

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51

What is pictured below?

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Answer:

The Salisbury Cathedral

52

What purpose did the building below serve?

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A
leper hospital
B
public orphanage
C
mental asylum
D
hospital for the wealthy
53

Who developed Analytic Cubism?

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54

What was the focus of art and architecture during the Gothic period?

A
to create a church that exhibited class and wealth
B
to capture the splendor of the heavens with light
C
to create new and improved beauty
D
all of the above
55

Which of the following best supports the idea that “Renaissance is a rebirth”?

A
reinvent the old
B
take an old style, and rebuild it using new materials
C
take an old style, improve it, and make it something new
56

What is the most famous scene in the Sistine Chapel?

A
Moses
B
The Prophet Daniel
C
The Creation of Adam
D
New Sacristy
57

What artist created the image above?

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A
Emil Nolde
B
Karl Schmidt-Rottluff
C
Andre Derain
D
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
58

Why was Amiens Cathedral such an important building?

A
It was the last Gothic style cathedral ever built.
B
It housed the relics of Saint John the Baptist.
C
It contained the first example of a rose window.
D
all of the above
59

What was the focus of Renaissance art?

A
harmony
B
math
C
ancient Rome
D
all of the above
61

Which of the following was not a common Impressionist theme?

A
middle-class females
B
light reflecting on water
C
dancers
D
mythology
62

Why did artists of the Renaissance rely on mathematical formulas?

Answer:

To create harmonious proportions and realistic linear perspective in painting and architecture.

63

At what building can the image below be found?

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Answer:

Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris (Notre-Dame Cathedral)

64

How are the Sistine Chapel paintings arranged?

A
They begin at the entrance of the chapel and go to the altar.
B
They begin at the altar and end near the chapel entrance.
C
They begin at the pope’s chair and lead to the entrance.
D
They begin on the floor and end at the pinnacle of the ceiling.

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