Exam 13: Art of the High Renaissance and Reformation

In Titian's "Venus" of Urbino,the dog symbolizes __________.

Raphael quickly gained fame and patrons from his paintings of __________.

Palladio's Villa Rotonda was inspired by __________.

Michelangelo organized the paintings on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel within __________.

During the High Renaissance,Venetian paintings were characterized by their __________.

Which of the following artists envisioned his sculpture as already existing within the marble,needing only his tools to "set it free"?

Which of the following was painted in the refectory of the monastery of Sta.Maria delle Grazie in Milan?

In Raphael's School of Athens,the figures break Classical conventions in their __________.

Followers of the Reformation believed that the ultimate religious authority was __________.

The technique in which the transition from highlight to shadow creates the illusion of three-dimensional form is called __________.

A series of paintings on a single allegorical subject is called __________.

The first School of Fontainebleau established an Italianate tradition of Mannerist painting that spread to other centers in __________.

During the Reformation,religious art was often __________.

Which of the following artists served as a court painter to Henry VIII in order to escape the religious and political turmoil in Germany?

Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper is characteristic of High Renaissance Italian art because it features __________.

Bruegel's Return of the Hunters represents the __________.

Giorgione's landscape paintings were inspired by __________.

Which of the following aspects of Dürer's Adam and Eve represents Northern artistic conventions?

Caterina van Hemessen is known for her __________.

The technique used to create a smoky haze is called __________.