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| Who is the founder of the German High Renaissance? |
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| Artist trifecta in the 15th century? |
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| Jan Van Eyck, Van Der Weyden, Hugo Van Der Goes |
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| Who went on an Italian tour to learn Italian Renaissance? |
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| Who transformed the German linear tradition into a major instrument for the conquest of both the visual and psychological reality? |
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| Whose death beings an end to the German school of the Renaissance? |
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| Who is the first Dutch landscape painter? |
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| Who is one of the greatest landscape painters of all time? |
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| Greatest and most influential Flemish painter of the 16th century? |
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| Which architecture combines French gothic and Italian elements? |
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| What was the age of the self-portrait? |
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| Which approach was universally adopted in 17th century architecture all throughout Europe? |
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| The first definitive steps in early baroque architecture are taken by whom? |
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| Who made extraordinary transformations in traditional architecture? |
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| Who was the most inventive and widely imitated designer in fountain sculpture? |
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| The design of St. Peters was completed by whom? |
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| Who goes well beyond his predecessors and contemporaries with the sculptural handling of forms? |
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| Who were the pioneers of baroque painting? |
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| A new Renaissance was the revival of which style? |
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| Which academy was unique in that they believed art can be taught? |
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| Who is the final Bolognese painter of the baroque period and inspired a new wave of enthusiasm? |
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| Who is the one time giant of realistic painting in Italy? |
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| Whose stark contrast of light and dark shocked yet fascinated his contemporaries? |
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| Who influences the picturesque? |
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| Who represents the most important link between Spain and Italy? |
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| Who creates the illusion of form using only spots of light and color? |
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| What were the two respective artistic cultures in Holland and Flanders? |
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| The realism of Dutch art was made up of whom? |
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| Caravaggio and Jan Van Eyck |
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| Artist trifecta in the 17th century? |
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| Franz Hals, Rembrandt, Vermeer |
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| Who is the greatest Dutch master and supreme geniuses of western art? |
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| What element assumes a primary role in Rembrandt’s paintings? |
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| Who was the greatest etcher who ever lived? |
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| T or F; if Rembrandt had never painted he would still be remembered for his prints. |
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| Who is the chief practitioner of still life artwork? |
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| Who is the FIRST important French painter of the 17th century? |
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| Who is the MOST important French painter of the 17th century? |
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| At the beginning of the 17th century, what bursts into a great flowering? |
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| Early or late; which style of Poussin is Cephalus and Aurora? |
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| Who is responsible for visual arts being drawn closer to literature than ever before? |
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| Early or late; which style of Poussin is Rape of the Sabines? |
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| Who paints with more mathematical precision than Carracci? |
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| Who is the most original French sculptor of his day, yet never gets commissioned at the academy? |
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| Which architectural design served as prototypes for later buildings? |
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| Wren's St. Paul Cathedral |
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