Unit 2 (S1) Review

Donatello sculpted David, a bronze statue, in the city-state of Florence. What made David such a unique statue?

• It was over 50 feet tall.

• It was unsupported.

• It was smaller than most coins.

• It was held up by golden ropes.

Brunelleschi designed and constructed a famous ____ for a cathedral in Florence. He was inspired by classical building designs.

• dome

• ceiling

• window

• balcony

This well known renaissance man was a skilled painter and created the Last Supper and the Mona Lisa. But he did much more than just painting; his journals show sketches of flying machines and armored vehicles!

• Donatello

• Raphael

• Leonardo

• Michelangelo

This renaissance artist was always busy! His most well known works of art include the statues David and Pieta; as well as his paintings on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. While he worked for the pope often, they were not friends.

• Donatello

• Raphael

• Leonardo

• Michelangelo

This renaissance artist was known as the Prince of Painters. He was well known for his Madonna frescos, but his most well known work is probably the School of Athens.

• Donatello

• Raphael

• Leonardo

• Michelangelo

Which of the following words do NOT have a strong connection with Johannes Gutenberg?

• Bible

• Divine Comedy

• Printing Press

• Oligarchy

Which of these could be used to describe Renaissance art?

• Influenced by classical art.

• Light & shadow helped make art more life-like.

• A focus on human beauty.

• A focus on details, like movement & layers.

Most Italian city-states were...

• independent republics.

• centers of trade & business.

• crowded & dirty.

• home to guilds or workers.

Too much info to fit into a question!

Make sure you know the several reasons WHY the Renaissance began in Italy.

• OK! I checked & its in my notes!

• OK! I checked but didn't see the info in my notes. I will look at past lessons or ask for help.

This school of though stressed classical ideas, as well as the potential and dignity of humans.

• Socialism

• Humanism

• Democracy

• Rationalism