With ______________artists could produce a smooth glaze that

would give more brilliance to the colors in their paintings.

Van der Goes tipped up the floor in The Adoration of the Shepherds to give

the observer a better _____________ .

Unlike the Italian artists who worked in fresco, the Northern European

artists who used oil paints had more time to add _________________to

their work.

In the Descent from the Cross, van der Weyden used ____________

to force the viewer to focus on the drama of the scene.

_________is credited with the invention of the oil painting

technique.

___________was important in Gothic art and, later, in Northern

European art as well.

The _____________ in The Adoration of the Shepherds reminds

viewers that the event depicted in the painting makes the ground on which

it takes place holy.

In the Adoration of the Lamb the figures are arranged so that the__________

is emphasized as the center of interest.

Even though it made his works seem less realistic, van der Goes often

altered space if he thought that doing so would increase the _____________

of his works.

style of art that was meant to mirror

the confusion-filled time in which the

artists lived

one of the first artists in Europe to place

importance on landscapes

artist whose works were much like Mannerist

paintings in that they mirrored the

growing fears of people living at that time

artist who used symbols in his paintings

to tell parables in much the way Medieval

artists told Bible stories

what Titian often used to create mood in

his paintings

allowed artists to create delicate changes

in value, hue, and intensity

painting by Bosch that was meant to

be viewed both as a story and as a

symbolic message

period of art that Mannerist

painters rejected

movement that contributed to the instability

in society, thus helping to give rise

to the Mannerist style

Bernini’s David twists in space to create a sense oftwo dimensions.

What was the feature of Caravaggio’s paintings that most influenced

Leyster’s works?

Baroque sculptors showed interest in

De Ribera avoided the excitement and action found in Baroque art

in favor of

To lead the viewer into and around in the painting St. Nicholas’ Day,

Steen mainly used

By showing his subjects’ flaws, Caravaggio made them look more

How did Hals manage to give his works a just-finished quality?

From which artist’s works did de Ribera borrow dramatic lighting and

realism for his own works?

In The Raising of the Cross, how did the artist create a feeling of flowing

movement?

 Rather than painting portraits of wealthy people, Hogarth was interested

in painting

Rococo style was marked by

What reveals textures and creates value changes in the painting

The Attentive Nurse?

What kind of paintings were popular among the wealthy in England?

Unlike the constant movement of Baroque art, Rococo art favored

Which of the following types of people do Chardin’s paintings show going

about their daily lives?

The rings in The Duchess of Alba are meant to illustrate

Which of the following did Rococo painters use to help convey the

romance of their scenes?

Hogarth used his art to