Medieval Art and Principles of Art Quiz

What period does Medieval art cover?

• 2,000 years

• 1,500 years

• 1,000 years

• 500 years

Which of the following is a popular form of art from the medieval period?

• Garima Gospels

• Surrealism

• Cubism

• Impressionism

What are the three major styles of Medieval art?

• Futurism, Dadaism, Minimalism

• Classical, Modern, Abstract

• Byzantine, Romanesque, Gothic

• Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo

Byzantine art is characterized by its portrayal of what?

• Everyday life

• Natural landscapes

• Religious subjects

• Abstract forms

What does Romanesque art lack compared to its predecessors?

• Naturalism and humanism

• Color

• Sculptures

• Religious themes

Where did Gothic art develop?

• Spain

• Northern France

• Italy

• Southern France

What is the principle of art that refers to the repetition of elements?

• Balance

• Rhythm or Movement

• Unity

• Emphasis

Which type of balance involves different shapes and colors being evenly distributed?

• Proportional Balance

• Radial Symmetry

• Asymmetrical Balance

• Symmetrical Balance

What does emphasis in art create?

• A balanced composition

• A sense of unity

• A focal point

• A variety of elements

Which principle of art relates to the feeling of unity among parts?

• Balance

• Variety

• Proportion

• Harmony