Question 1 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhich artist has a fallen soldier and broken lances fall along linear perspective lines?A. Paolo UccelloB. Sandro BotticelliC. Fra AngelicoD. MasaccioQuestion 2 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhich of the following is a system of showing distance through color, clarity, and value?A. Atmospheric perspectiveB. Linear perspectiveC. Mathematical perspectiveD. Intuitive perspectiveQuestion 3 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhat types of buildings were built in the Gothic style?A. Christian churchesB. Jewish synagoguesC. Town hallsD. All of the aboveQuestion 4 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhich of the following describes the nave ceiling at the Cathedral of Saint James, Santiago de Compostela?A. Wooden cofferedB. Groin rib vaultedC. A domeD. Ribbed barrel vaultQuestion 5 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhich is the very large round window above the entrance to a Gothic church?A. LancetB. OculiC. Rose windowD. GrisalleQuestion 6 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhich was an innovation in Gothic architecture?A. Horseshoe archesB. Round archesC. Ribbed groin vaultsD. Stained glass windowsQuestion 7 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhat makes van der Weyden’s Deposition of special importance?A. It is his only known work.B. It is the first oil painting.C. It establishes the characteristics of his work.D. It was sent to Italy and spread the Flemish style there.Question 8 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhich precedent is set by the Church of Saint Cyriakus and followed by Romanesque churches?A. An open beam ceilingB. The use of flying buttressesC. Alternating heavy, rectangular supports with lighter, round supports in the nave arcadeD. Rib vaultsQuestion 9 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsTwo influences on the work of Hugo van der Goes are the work of:A. Jan van Eyck and Rogier van der Weyden.B. Petrus Christus and the Limbourg brothers.C. Martin Schongauer and Antonio del Pollaiuolo.D. Masaccio and Fra Angelico.Question 10 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhich is the central supporting post in a Romanesque church portal?A. ArchivoltB. TrumeauC. JambD. TympanumQuestion 11 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhere did Gothic Architecture begin?A. Île-de-FranceB. BurgundyC. TuscanyD. Southern EnglandQuestion 12 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhich is the pose that was a stylistic signature of the Gothic period?A. ContrappostoB. Figura serpentinataC. Column-likeD. Swaying s-curveQuestion 13 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsAt Reims Cathedral, what technique permitted the creation of even more expansive walls of glass?A. Bar traceryB. Stone traceryC. Plate traceryD. Gold traceryQuestion 14 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhat does trompe l’oeil mean literally?A. A day’s workB. A section of plasterC. Fool the eyeD. Painted on locationQuestion 15 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsThe €œRoyal Portal€ gets its name from which of its decorative features?A. Central tympanum depicting Christ in majestyB. Elaborate doorsC. Pointed archesD. Statue columns of Old Testament figuresQuestion 16 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhich of the following is the first Gothic building?A. Notre Dame, ParisB. Church of Saint-DenisC. Chartres CathedralD. Salisbury CathedralQuestion 17 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhere is the primary area for Romanesque architectural sculpture?A. On the bell towerB. In the apse and around the altarC. On the façade, entrance, and column capitalsD. In the cloisterQuestion 18 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhich are thick masses of masonry that counter the thrust of vaults?A. Groin vaultsB. WestworksC. ButtressesD. SpandrelsQuestion 19 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsIn manuscripts during the Gothic age, illuminators used columns of medallions and colors, both of which were derived from:A. stained-glass windows.B. cloisonnémetalwork.C. portal sculpture.D. Italian frescos.Question 20 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhat was the purpose and setting for Fra Angelico’s Annunciation?A. An altarpiece in a monastery chapelB. For meditation and prayer in monks’ private living quartersC. For a noblewoman’s devotional at her homeD. For the Pope’s viewing in the Vatican apartmentsPart 2 Question 21 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsIn which category of painting did Anthony van Dyke specialize?A. PortraitureB. LandscapeC. History and mythologyD. Religious artQuestion 22 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhich artist introduced intense new realism and a dramatic use of light and gesture to Italian Baroque art?A. Annibale CaracciB. Giovanni Battista GaulliC. BartoloméEstaban MurilloD. CaravaggioQuestion 23 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsThe first School of Fontainebleau had a particularly strong influence in which of the following places?A. Italy and SicilyB. Spain and PortugalC. France and the NetherlandsD. The Germanic statesQuestion 24 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWho traveled to Italy twice and brought back ideas of perspective, ideal human proportions, and painting techniques to his home country?A. Albrecht DurerB. Matthias GrünewaldC. Tilman RiemenschneiderD. Hans Holbein the YoungerQuestion 25 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsIn which capacity was the Isenheim Altarpiece used?A. As a private devotional altarB. For Easter Mass celebrationC. Treatment for ill patientsD. It was carried through the streets in processionalsQuestion 26 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsCaterina van Hemessen learned her trade from:A. a convent.B. her father.C. an apprenticeship.D. the academy.Question 27 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsIn which subject is Titian considered renowned?A. LandscapeB. Female nudesC. Virgin and ChildD. Still lifeQuestion 28 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhich was Raphael’s first commission in Rome?A. Tapestry cartoonsB. A Virgin and Child for the PopeC. Frescoes in the papal apartmentsD. A Sistine Chapel frescoQuestion 29 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhat generally happened to art in churches that became Protestant?A. It was altered to fit the new doctrine.B. It was sold to Catholic churches.C. It was destroyed and the walls whitewashed.D. The artists were forced to buy it back.Question 30 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsBruegel’s Hunters in the Snow represents which part of a cycle of paintings?A. The time of duskB. The sense of soundC. The months of November and DecemberD. The element of iceQuestion 31 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhich Pope brought Michelangelo to Rome?A. Leo XB. Innocent XC. Julius IID. Clement VIIQuestion 32 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhat was Versailles before Louis XIV?A. A small hunting châteauB. A botanical gardenC. A monasteryD. A village of masonsQuestion 33 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhose Last Supper was criticized because it was too grandiose, vulgar, and included dogs and foreign soldiers?A. Tintoretto’sB. Titian’sC. Leonardo’sD. Veronese’sQuestion 34 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsThe French Academy was based upon the art of which artist?A. RigaudB. RembrandtC. BerniniD. PoussinQuestion 35 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsTo whom does le Roi Soleil (the Sun King) refer?A. Phillip IV of SpainB. Charles I of EnglandC. Louis XIV of FranceD. Henri IV of FranceQuestion 36 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhich strong influence is seen in the early career of Velázquez?A. MichelangeloB. CaravaggioC. CarracciD. RaphaelQuestion 37 of 40  2.5/ 2.5 PointsWhat happened to Veronese because of his painting Last Supper?A. He became famous.B. He was appointed painter to the Duke of Venice.C. He was called before the Inquisition.D. He was given many commissions from the Scuola di San Rocco.Question 38 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsIn Christian architecture, which of the following is a building over a grave that was traditionally circular in plan?A. MartyriumB. HemicycleC. MausoleumD. CenotaphQuestion 39 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsWhose goal was to color like Titian and draw like Michelangelo?A. TintorettoB. BronzinoC. VeroneseD. El GrecoQuestion 40 of 402.5/ 2.5 PointsIn Christian architecture, which of the following is a building over a grave that was traditionally circular in plan?Which is the inspiration for the Farnese ceiling?A. Michelangelo’s Sistine CeilingB. Bernini’s Cornaro ChapelC. Gaulli’s frescoes in Il GesuD. Mantegna’s Camera Picta