Exploring Renaissance Masters

What is Leonardo da Vinci best known for?

• His inventions, like the flying machine.

• His contributions to mathematics and science.

• His art, especially the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper.

• His role as a political advisor in Italy.

Which famous sculpture was created by Michelangelo?

• The Thinker

• Venus de Milo

• David

• Pietà

What themes are commonly found in Raphael's paintings?

• Nature and landscape

• Common themes in Raphael's paintings include beauty, harmony, religious subjects, love, wisdom, and human experience.

• Political themes and satire

• Abstract forms and shapes

How did Titian's use of color influence Renaissance art?

• Titian's use of color introduced emotional depth and dynamic contrasts, influencing the evolution of color in Renaissance art.

• Titian focused solely on monochromatic schemes.

• Titian's color palette was limited to earth tones only.

• His use of color had no impact on later artists.

What are the key characteristics of Renaissance architecture?

• Use of bright colors and patterns

• Focus on verticality and spires

• Key characteristics of Renaissance architecture include symmetry, proportion, geometry, columns, domes, arches, and decorative elements.

• Asymmetry and irregular shapes

Which ceiling did Michelangelo famously paint in the Sistine Chapel?

• The floor of the Sistine Chapel

• The dome of St. Peter's Basilica

• The ceiling of the Sistine Chapel

• The walls of the Sistine Chapel

What techniques did Leonardo da Vinci use in his artworks?

• Impressionism, pointillism, and collage

• Watercolor, oil pastels, and digital painting

• Sfumato, chiaroscuro, and linear perspective

• Cubism, abstract expressionism, and pop art

How did Michelangelo's sculptures reflect the ideals of the Renaissance?

• His sculptures were primarily abstract and lacked human form.

• Michelangelo's sculptures focused solely on religious themes.

• Michelangelo's sculptures reflected the ideals of the Renaissance by emphasizing humanism, beauty, and classical themes.

• Michelangelo's work rejected classical influences and emphasized modernism.