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| Early 14th century Renaissance painter who began to paint in a more three-dimensional and naturalistic direction. |
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| Having to do with the commonplace, everyday subjects as opposed to sacred ore religious subjects. |
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| Brilliant Italian Renaissance artist whose daring painting "The Dead Christ" illustrates awkward perspective of a tragic and bitter scene. |
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| Gersaint's Signboard. A typical Rococo masterpiece. |
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| Nineteenth century romantic master whose work often porrtayed the brutalities and horrors of man's inhumanity and his own personal depression. |
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| Famous painting entitled Liberty Leading the People. 1830. |
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| It was the ruling of the Florentine Medici family that commissioned Botticelli to paint two large works for the family villa; one of these was the famous "Gates of Paradise". T or F |
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| The Spanish Baroque painter, Bernini, achieved a mystical and emotional intensity through sinuous, elongated forms. T or F |
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