A) 1858 B) 1866 C) 1847 D) 1873
A) Stefano Ricci B) Leopold II, Grand Duke of Tuscany C) The Operai D) Queen Victoria
A) Encaustic wax B) Wax C) Fat D) Oil
A) On the face B) On the shoulders C) Between the toes D) Between the fingers
A) The Piazzale Michelangelo B) The South Kensington Museum C) Queen Victoria D) The Paris Exposition
A) 1875 B) 1857 C) 1866 D) 1867
A) To assuage ill feelings over a refused painting B) To trade for a Ghirlandaio painting C) As a wedding present D) To celebrate her birthday
A) Florence Cathedral B) Galleria dell'Accademia C) Gipsoteca of the Istituto Statale d'Arte D) Piazzale Michelangelo
A) A marble robe B) A leather loincloth C) A detachable plaster fig leaf D) A decorative fabric drape
A) Plaster B) Marble C) Fibreglass D) Bronze
A) Leather David B) Parisian David C) Fiberglass David D) Bronze David
A) Stefano Ricci B) Domenico Ghirlandaio C) Leopold II D) Michelangelo
A) The opening of the Accademia B) The anniversary of the commission C) The Queen's visit D) The fourth centenary of Michelangelo's birth
A) Donatello B) Ghiberti C) Michelangelo D) Verrocchio
A) Cosimo de' Medici B) The King of France C) The Bishop of Florence D) The Pope
A) Palazzo della Signoria B) The city gate C) A private garden D) The Cathedral
A) High up on the cathedral B) The city square C) Inside the town hall D) A royal palace
A) Height, weight, and material B) History, religion, and politics C) Aria, moda, and qualità D) Cost, transport, and sculptor
A) Broken into three pieces B) Lost completely C) Severed at the shoulder D) Stolen by rioters
A) Giorgio Vasari B) Donatello C) Michelangelo D) Machiavelli
A) With a spear B) With bare hands C) With a sword and shield D) With a sling and a knife
A) A symbol of the republic B) A religious reference C) A common tool of the time D) Lorenzo de' Medici's personal emblem
A) A gilded sling strap B) A laurel wreath of gilt bronze C) A sword belt D) A vine of copper leaves
A) Religious symbolism B) Purely artistic C) Irrelevant to politics D) Politically charged
A) 15 June B) 30 July C) 25 January D) 10 August
A) 4.0 B) 8.5 C) 12.2 D) 5.17
A) 9 B) 40 C) 14 D) 30
A) Emilio De Fabris B) Piero Cannata C) Baccio Bandinelli D) Leonardo da Vinci
A) Accademia Gallery B) Palazzo della Signoria C) Loggia dei Lanzi D) In front of the cathedral
A) One day B) Four days C) One month D) Two weeks
A) More than 40 B) Exactly 30 C) More than 100 D) 14
A) Baccio Bandinelli B) Donatello C) Michelangelo D) Leonardo da Vinci
A) Baccio Bandinelli B) Emilio De Fabris C) Piero Cannata D) Michelangelo
A) 2000 B) 1910 C) 1873 D) 1882
A) Dynamic movements B) The chemical composition of the marble C) The weight of the statue D) The depth of the cracks
A) The pedestal base B) The sling held over the shoulder C) The marble block discarded in 1525 D) The tree trunk against which the right leg rests
A) Italian Culture Ministry B) The Vatican C) Accademia Gallery D) The UNESCO
A) Exactly 40 B) 30 C) 14 D) More than 1,500
A) Empiricist B) Existentialist C) Stoic D) Neo-Platonic
A) The base first B) Lowest relief first C) The head first D) Highest relief first
A) Statuario B) Carrara superior C) Roman limestone D) Bianco ordinario
A) Gradina B) Calcagnuolo C) Subbia D) Trapano
A) Unghietto B) Gradina C) Trapano D) Subbia
A) Flat chisel B) Serrated saw C) Dente di cane D) Copper file
A) Toothed chisels B) Pointed chisels C) Drills D) Flat chisels
A) A knot of clothing B) A decorative buckle C) An anchor for a spear D) A point for mechanical transfer
A) 13 August 1501 B) 9 September 1501 C) 9 October 1501 D) 13 September 1501
A) Donatello B) Agostino di Duccio C) Giorgio Vasari D) Franca Falletti
A) Five braccia B) Twelve braccia C) Seven braccia D) Nine braccia
A) Gradina B) Dente di cane C) Subbia D) Calcagnuolo
A) Otto di Guardia B) Arte della Lana C) Medici Council D) Operai del Duomo
A) A Roman emperor B) A mythological hero C) An Old Testament prophet D) A Medici family member
A) il marmo bianco B) il gigante C) il capolavoro D) il profeta
A) 21 B) 30 C) 26 D) 35
A) Florence Cathedral yard B) Piazza della Signoria C) The Medici estate D) Fantiscritti quarry
A) Static frontal pose B) Contrapposto C) Symmetrical balance D) Dynamic lunge
A) Verrocchio B) Vasari C) Polykleitos D) Donatello
A) Antonio da Sangallo the Elder B) Simone del Pollaiolo C) Rosalind Krauss D) Kathleen Weil-Garris Brandt
A) Alison Wright B) Richard Trexler C) Kathleen Weil-Garris Brandt D) Michelangelo
A) Socle B) Palazzo C) Imbasamento D) Scarpellini
A) Imbasamento B) Socle C) Scarpellini D) Operai
A) 15 June 1504 B) 11 June 1504 C) 11 June 1500 D) 11 July 1504
A) A sheath surrounding a core B) A decorative metal frame C) A solid block of stone D) A series of antique columns
A) An arbitrary addition B) A failed experiment C) A pivotal event D) A minor detail
A) Alison Wright B) Kathleen Weil-Garris Brandt C) Richard Trexler D) Rosalind Krauss
A) Simone del Pollaiolo B) Michelangelo C) Rosalind Krauss D) Richard Trexler
A) Marble dust paste B) Encaustic C) Linseed oil only D) Varnish
A) Piero Cannata B) Lorenzo Bartolini C) Stefano Ricci D) Aristodemo Costoli
A) Bleach B) Sulfuric acid C) Vinegar D) Hydrochloric acid
A) Limestone B) Calcite C) Quartz D) Granite
A) Antonio Paolucci B) Stefano Ricci C) A member of the National Research Council D) Cinzia Parnigoni
A) Halos B) Pores C) Tarme D) Taròli
A) Every two months B) Every week C) Every six months D) Once a year
A) Poultices soaked in distilled water B) Dry soft brushes C) Motorized erasers D) Hydrochloric acid wash
A) Vents B) Halos C) Tarme D) Taròli |