A) Matthias Grünewald B) Lucas Cranach the Elder C) Albrecht Dürer D) Hans Baldung
A) 15th century B) 16th century C) 14th century D) 17th century
A) Gothic B) Northern Renaissance C) Baroque D) Italian Renaissance
A) Tempera on canvas B) Watercolor C) Fresco D) Oil on panel
A) As a human figure B) As a flame C) As a cloud D) As a dove
A) The Elder B) The Bold C) The Younger D) Grien
A) Venice B) Strasbourg C) Nuremberg D) Antwerp
A) The creation B) The last judgment C) Divine sacrifice and redemption D) The nativity
A) As everyday people B) With emotional intensity C) As classical ideals D) As abstract forms
A) Minimalist background B) Flat gold leaf C) Intricate drapery folds D) Geometric abstraction
A) Combined Gothic and Renaissance elements B) Pure classical revival C) Byzantine influence D) French courtly style
A) Glowing and divine B) Transparent and ghostly C) Pale and wounded D) Robust and healthy
A) With spiritual hope B) As final ending C) As sleep D) As horror
A) The Virgin Mary B) Jesus Christ C) The Holy Spirit D) God the Father
A) God creating the world B) The Holy Spirit as a dove C) Jesus ascending to heaven D) Virgin Mary holding dead Jesus
A) Netherlands B) Germany C) France D) Italy
A) Not visible B) To the left of Christ C) Below Christ D) Above or behind Christ
A) Oil painting techniques B) Fresco transfer C) Digital reproduction D) Printing press |