In both of their paintings of Judith Decapitating Holofernes, Caravaggio and Artemisia Gentileschi utilized a harsh, theatrical “spotlight” effect known as ____.
— tenebrism To get the FULL Art History Chapter 17 FlashCard, Click HERE.
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Nicolas Poussin’s Rape of the Sabine Women utilizes a(n) ____, thereby borrowing a Renaissance technique for structuring a balanced composition.
—compositional triangle To get the FULL Art History Chapter 17 FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreWhich of the following statements concerning Diego Velázquez’s painting techniques is false?
— He favored idealized, classical figures. To get the FULL Art History Chapter 17 FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreIn his Syndics of the Draper’s Guild, Rembrandt captures the men just as ____.
— someone outside the canvas enters the room To get the FULL Art History Chapter 17 FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreFrancesco Borromini’s ____ is an organic building that incorporates the Baroque elements of motion, space, and light.
—San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane To get the FULL Art History Chapter 17 FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreFor his mysterious Las Meninas, or the ____, Diego Velázquez dissolved his forms into small, roughly textured brushstrokes that would be the hallmark of ____ two centuries later.
— maids in waiting; Impressionism To get the FULL Art History Chapter 17 FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreWhich of the following was not a Baroque addition to St. Peter’s?
— The Sistine Chapel To get the FULL Art History Chapter 17 FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreIn the Palace at Versailles, all of the following elements echo Renaissance techniques except that the ____.
— palace interior is lavishly decorated with dramatic vistas To get the FULL Art History Chapter 17 FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreKing Louis XIV’s Palace at Versailles was originally the site of his ____.
— hunting lodge To get the FULL Art History Chapter 17 FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreWhere was Pope John Paul II’s body placed for viewing before it was moved to St. Peter’s in April of 2005?
—Clementine Hall To get the FULL Art History Chapter 17 FlashCard, Click HERE.
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