EXAMINATION NUMBER ONE

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EXAMINATION NUMBER ONE Summative Examination Early and Late Renaissance Each question is worth ten points. There are ten questions which you must answer. To earn full credit, you must be able to identify the artist or the title of the work (if it is not provided) as well as thoughtfully answer the question. Please make sure that you link your assertions to carefully described visual evidence.

Antonio del Pollaiuolo Battle of the Nudes 1465-70 Question #1: Medium/Technique Please explain what medium was used to make this work of art. Then please discuss how this medium is linked to the purpose of this work of art. Antonio del Pollaiuolo Battle of the Nudes 1465-70

Question #2: Patronage Please identify the patron who commissioned this work of art. Please also discuss how the content of this work of art seems to communicate the patron’s intentions. 1434

Question #3: Perspective First just look: review and compare the following two works of art. Now write: please discuss what you notice about how each artist has attempted to represent a sense of depth in the image. In other words, how does each artist attempt to create a believable sense of space and recession.

February Les Très Riches Heures 1412-1416 illumination on vellum

Hunters in the Snow (January) 1565

Question #4: The Human Form What is the artist using this depiction of the human form to communicate? The Expulsion from Paradise 1426-27 fresco cycle in the Brancacci Chapel in the Church of Santa del Carmine in Florence

Question #5: Politics and Beliefs What argument does this work of art communicate? The Four Apostles 1526 oil on lindenwood Alte Pinakothek, Munich

façade of Church of Sant’Andrea designed 1470 Question #6: Architecture How does this church façade demonstrate that the Renaissance architect was influenced by classical models? façade of Church of Sant’Andrea designed 1470

Question #7: International Style How does this work demonstrate the characteristics of the International Style? Gentile da Fabriano Adoration of the Magi Santa Trinita, Florence 1423

Question #8: Significance Why is this work of art especially significant? The Sacrifice of Isaac 1401

Question #8: Argument What argument does this work of art make? Vitruvian Man ink on vellum

Question #9: Argument What argument does this work of art make? Christ Carrying the Cross 1515

Question #10: Technical Terms This work of art is an excellent example of what artistic technique? St. John the Baptist 1513-16 oil on panel