Exam 11: The High Renaissance and Mannerism
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The early Spanish colonizers of the New World are called __________.
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Leonardo invented practical devices,including a device to cut nuts and __________.
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__________ strives for harmony,order,reason,intellect,objectivity,and formal discipline.
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Orlando Furioso,a large-scale narrative poem that included trips to the moon,was the masterpiece of __________.
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Consider the works of literature discussed in this chapter.Are there any common themes or ideas across the works discussed?
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The compositions of Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina are almost entirely __________.
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Did High Renaissance artists treat figures more as individuals or types?
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The __________ proposed that Mary remained a virgin despite giving birth to Christ.
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A setting of lyric poetry for several voices is called a __________.
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__________ was the source of plans for new theatre buildings in Italy.
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The Lescot wing of the Louvre Palace is an example of __________ architecture.
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The cherubs seen in Titian's Assumption of the Virgin are also known as __________.
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Machiavelli believed it was important that princes should be patrons of the arts.
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The __________ popes were worldly and concerned with power.
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The set designs of Sebastiano Serlio are notable for their use of __________.
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The word used to describe the "smoky" gradations of light and shade in paintings such as those of Leonardo is __________.
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