What empire was the eastern part of the Roman Empire that survived after being overrun by barbarian tribes?

Who disapproved of icons, gained power, and destroyed all icons they could find? Known as image breakers

What type of paint is pigment mixed with fresh egg yolk and water?

Monks copied books by hand onto a fine type of parchment (animal skin) known as ________.

Thin sheets of gold stuck on paintings or illuminated manuscripts and sometimes had a pattern pressed into them?

What was the time of greatest artistic achievement and meant rebirth or revival?

What is a form of textile art that was woven to create and show pictures that told stories?

What Italian artist became famous for doing paintings that looked much more real than other paintings of his time?

What were wooden paneled pictures often in 3 sections that told a story from the Bible?

What often show Bible stories as well as patterns using colorful glass and lead?

Where in Italy did the Renaissance begin?

What were a set of scientific rules was worked out to make things appear far away?

What were unreal painted images of saints and holy people against gold backgrounds were called?

Painted portraits became popular and were often done in _______, or side view.

What did Giotto use to make his people life-like and look more solid?

What painter used stories and characters from myths and history of Ancient Greece and Rome for inspiration?

Who was one of the first artists to use perspective?

Which word best describes the emotion associated with the Pieta?

Most paintings were specially ___ by a ___, who could be a nobleman, a churchman, a merchant or some other wealthy man.

Who was one of the most famous patrons of the arts during the Renaissance?

What type of architecture is our St. Mark’s Cathedral?

While Italian artists used tempera paint, Flemish painters used what type of paint?

Who was the Flemish painter who was famous for painting the Arnolfini portrait?

What Flemish painter crammed his paintings with strange details of what he thought certain places might look like?

How many finished paintings of da Vinci’s actually exist today?

Where were Flemish painters from?

Instead of painting on wood panels, painting on ______ became popular.

Famous Italian painter, writer, historian, and architect known to have written many biographies of famous artists?

What family was one of the most important families in Florence during the Renaissance?

Who painted scenes from everyday life of ordinary, often ugly, people at work or enjoying life?

A picture that stood behind the alter that was useful for teaching and reminding people about stories from the Bible?

To become a painter a boy had to become an ______ to a ____ in a workshop.

During the High Renaissance _______ replaced ________ as the most important center for artists.

What 3 artists stood out above all the rest during the Renaissance?

What is Leonardo da Vinci’s most famous painting?

What is the blurring of outlines which gives the effect of seeing things through a slight haze is called?

What did Titian help to make fashionable?

Not all the Italian artists were Mannerists. In Venice, artists were more interested in ?

Michelangelo’s best known painting is the fresco on the _______ of the _________.

How many years did it take Michelangelo to finish painting the Sistine chapel ceiling?

How does Michelangelo’s David differ from other artists’ versions?

What patron were Michelangelo and Raphael working for?

Which painting by Raphael did he show what he imagined Ancient Greek scholars and thinkers would have looked like?

What artistic style distorted the figures & space in their pictures, making them look very dramatic?

What German artist was one of the first engravers?

What part of a portrait might reveal historical information about the person being depicted?

Who was the most brilliant and famous of all the Venetian artists?

Which of these people could best be described as a “Renaissance Man”?

In what way are frescoes different than other types of painting?