Baroque Art III: The Dutch Republic — Unit test Answers
What does the dog in the image above represent?
Who is the artist of the image above?
What element of art and principle of design was the focus for the building below?
Who painted the image below?
Pieter Bruegel
Who painted the image above?
Who is the artist of the image above?
Why did Caravaggio use tenebrism?
Which of the following is NOT characteristic of a Mannerist painting? a. b. c. d. Please select the best answer from the choices provided
Which of the following is NOT an example of a Mannerism painting? a. b. c. d. All of the above are examples of Mannerism. Please select the best answer from the choices provided
What does secular mean?
Secular means nonreligious or related to worldly life rather than to religion or the church.
Who painted the image above?
Which of these best describes the view of the image above?
How are these sculptures of the same subject portrayed differently?
Answers will vary. Bernini’s David invokes many emotions and the sculpture itself is extremely emotional and dramatic. Michelangelo’s David while slightly emotional displays more intellectual aspects than emotional aspects. Bernini’s version seems to force its way into the viewer’s space while Michelangelo’s stands peacefully allowing the viewer to create distance if the viewer wants.
What does the image below depict?
What unique approach did Bruegel have when it came to painting figures?
Which of these best describes the view of the image above?
Tintoretto was known for _____
What medium did Durer use in the above piece?
How are Altdorfer’s landscapes different from Durer’s landscapes of nature?
Altdorfer’s landscapes are more imaginative, atmospheric, and expressive, often appearing mysterious. Dürer’s landscapes are generally more realistic and detailed observations of nature.
What Baroque painting technique can you identify in the piece above?
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