Renaissance Art Basics

The Renaissance was marked by a renewed interest in ____?

• sports

• Ancient Greek and Roman culture

• Ancient Alaskan and Hawaiian culture

• Greek food

The Renaissance started in the 14th century and flourished in _______ where there were abundant riches due to trades with the Ottoman Empire.

• Hawaii

• The Netherlands

• France

• Italy

The Renaissance was fueled by_________ and __________.

• the fall of Morris Day and the rise of Prince and the Revolution

• the fall of Constantinople and the printing revolution

• the invention of the guillotine and brie cheese

• the painting of Mona Lisa and bust sculpture

Humanism, which was intellectually what The Renaissance was based on, was all about __________.

• the value of human beings and their capacities

• conforming to the religious constructs of the Medieval Ages

• weapons

• cuisine

The Renaissance is most famous for its _______.

• invention of the guillotine

• invention of bricks

• floppy hats with feathers in them

• artistic achievements

______________ is a defining feature of Renaissance art.

• dogs playing poker

• The Mona Lisa

• realistic looking clouds

• linear perspective

_______ and _______ are considered the founding fathers of Renaissance art.

• Donatello and Brunelleschi

• Donatello and Michelangelo

• Donatello and Master Shredder

• Michelangelo and Danny Devito

On Art History timeline, these art movements happened in this order______________.

• Brie, guillotine, printing press,

• finger painting, acrylic painting, oil painting

• Rococco, Early Renaissance, High Renaissance

• Medieval, Renaissance, Mannerism

The following are famed High Renaissance artworks:

• the portrait painting of Mona Lisa, the statue of David, William Shakespeare's plays, Raphael's fresco The School of Athens

• The McDonald's arches, The White House, Andy Warhol's Soup Cans

• cave paintings, tiki masks, arrowheads

The Renaissance was a contributing factor in the Protestant Reformation. True or False?

• True

• False