Exam 9: High Renaissance and Mannerism in Europe

A pupil of Giorgione _____ became painter of the Venetian Republic.

_____ has been identified as the artist who introduced the different approach of Venetian art.

Which artist applied for a position by telling his prospective patron that he could "contrive various and endless means of offence and defense"?

Why did Parmigianino elongate the Virgin's neck in his elegant painting Madonna with the Long Neck ?

Conceived as a great hall with side chapels, the design of Il Gesù was based on _____ by Alberti.

The ideas of _____ eventually led to a prolonged war between Protestants and Catholics.

_____ by Raphael depicts a gathering of philosophers and scientists of the ancient world.

Pope Julius II made the decision to replace _____.

What do the terms colorito and disegno designate?

How did El Greco's travels contribute to his style of painting?

Leonardo's subtle adjustment of light and blurring of contours is described as _____.

How was the imagery of the Isenheim Altarpiece meaningful to its viewers?

Scholars refer to the artistic period from 1495 to Raphael's death in 1520 as _____.

A symbol of the Republic, Florence commissioned Michelangelo to sculpt _____ for the Palazzo della Signoria.

What advantages did having one large hall achieve at Il Gesù?

Which features of Michelangelo's art contribute to the sense of energy in reserve?

After departing from Florence, Leonardo entered the service of _____ in Milan.

Julius II gave Raphael the prestigious commission to decorate _____.

The poses of Adam and Eve in Dürer's Fall of Man were based on _____.

Describe the different approaches to art during the High Renaissance in central Italy and Venice. Please consider the subject matter of artworks, use of color, patronage, or any other relevant factors.