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| the new philosophical, literary and artistic movement introduced during the Middle Ages was called what? |
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| What does Renaissance mean? |
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| Who is considered the precursor of the Renaissance and the reinventor of naturalistic painting? |
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| Who became the first major painter of the Italian Renaissance? |
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| Whose DAVID was the first life-size, freestanding nude statue since ancient Roman times? |
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| who were the three artists who epitomized the High Renaissance? |
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| Michaelangelo, Leonardo, Raphael |
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| Michelangelo became known as the greatest sculptor since the Greeks when he finished... |
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| the Sistine Chapel ceiling is divided up into how many zones? |
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| who was one of the firsts artists to use oil paint? |
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| the dog in Arnolfini Portrait represents what? |
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| who's realism and dramatic use of light became leading influences on other Baroque painters? |
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| who depicted his David in the midst of his backswing as he prepares to fling the stone at Goliath? |
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| painting everyday objects |
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| the Palace of Versailles exemplifies what? |
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| french Baroque architecture and landscape design |
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| chinese civilization up to the modern period was characterized by the interaction of three traditions. what are they? |
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| confucianism, daoism, buddhism |
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| what is arabic for "one who submits to God?" |
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| the basic plan of a mosque is based on the design of what? |
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| the modern age was launched by three revolutions. what are they? |
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| american, french, and industrial revolutions |
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| who was the Neoclassicist artist that gave revolutionary leaders an inspiring image of themselves rooted in history? |
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| which spanish artist was a ground breaking Romantic painter and printmaker? |
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| Which movement generally stressed viewer involvement? |
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| What in the 1850's made possible reproduction of photographs? |
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| Who made the first aerial photographs? |
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| what painting shows Courbet's rejection of Romantic and Neoclassical formulas? |
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| the invention of what made oil painting outside practical? |
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| why did Manet's Luncheon on the Grass shock viewers? |
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| Impressionist's artist sought to paint "impressions" of what? |
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| what the eye actually sees |
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| who became the first sculptor since Bernini to return sculpture to the status of a major art form? |
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| Post-Impressionist painters did not share what? |
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| what was Seurat's method of painting called? |
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| what movement expanded on the innovations of the Post-Impressionists? |
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| what is a general term for art that emphasizes inner feelings and emotions over objective depiction? |
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| Picasso and Braque pursued investigations that led to what? |
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| Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (Young ladies of Avignon) shows Picasso's admiration of what? |
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| work by gluing paper glass, photos, etc |
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| who's photograph The Steerage is an example of an abstract composition? |
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| Marcel Duchamp's Nude Descending a Staircase was inspired by what? |
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| what did Marcel Duchamp call artwork made with mass-produced objects |
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| whose art dealt with his own nightmares? |
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| what is an example of Picasso's quote |
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| whose work portrayed the loneliness of much of American life? |
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| whose inspiration for American Gothic came from a farmhouse built in a local carpenter's version of Gothic Style? |
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| Abstract Expressionism was a result of what? |
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| Who was the leading innovator of Abstract Expressionism? |
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| what is a term for painting that consists of large areas of color with no obvious structure? |
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| whose most common subjects were consumer products such as Coca-Colas and Campbells soup? |
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| who used comic book images to comment on world obsessed with consumer goods and spectacles? |
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| Ellsworth Kelly's Blue, Green, Yellow, and Orange is an example of what? |
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| which group of artists generally do not appear intent on perfecting form, creating beauty, or fine-tuning their sense of sight? |
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| Cindy Shermans photographs of the late 1970's were among the first to be called what? |
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| The Vietnam Veterans Memorial is an example of what? |
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