5 Written Questions

1. those who have suffered and died for Christianity
2. the shading with light and dark to achieve a sculptural effect
3. the prince was in essence the lord of a territory. He could often have been a duke, marquis, cardinal, pope, tyrant or papal vicar
4. person who has demonstrated a dedication to God's service
5. adding of a person to an approved list of saints

5 Matching Questions

1. Anachronism
2. Portrait
3. Renaissance
4. Emulation
5. Tactile Value

1. a a likeness of the person being painted or sculpted
2. b rebirth of interest in art, literature, architecture and life of the Greco-Roman world
3. c the painting evokes the memory of the sensation felt from the texture on the painting
4. d something from a former time which is out of place in the present
5. e involved modeling one's work after another artist

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. "fool the eye"
   1. Trompe L'oeil
   2. Emulation
   3. Tactile Value
   4. Renaissance
2. gifts of money by a wealthy family to build a chapel as expressions of piety and devotion
   1. Patrons
   2. Renaissance
   3. Endowments
   4. Anachronism
3. an attempt to show three dimensional space on a two dimensional surface
   1. Canonization
   2. Tactile Value
   3. Imitation
   4. Spatial Illusion
4. wealthy individuals who commissioned numerous art works and buildings. They were heads of princely courts who often hired court artists and their courts were centers of power and culture
   1. Portrait
   2. Martyrs
   3. Saint
   4. Patrons
5. human stance in which the hips and the legs are one way, the shoulders and chest another-it results in a shift in weight which creates tension on one side and relaxation on the other
   1. Contrapposto
   2. Chiaroscuro
   3. Imitation
   4. Portrait

5 True/False Questions

1. Foreshortening → the diminishing of certain dimensions of an object or figure in order to depict it in correct spatial relationship

   True        False

2. Humanism → involved modeling one's work after another artist

   True        False

3. Purgatory → wealthy individuals who commissioned numerous art works and buildings. They were heads of princely courts who often hired court artists and their courts were centers of power and culture

   True        False

4. Equestrian Statue → the painting evokes the memory of the sensation felt from the texture on the painting

   True        False

5. Imitation → copying the works of the masters

   True        False