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| The Sharp contrasting darks and lights of Baroque painting is evident in the work of ______, one of the foremost painters of the late 16th and 17th centuries. |
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| The many patrons of the arts during the Renaissance were interested in secular subjects as well as sacred ones; the most notable patrons of these were the ___. |
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| In Botticelli's Renaissance masterpiece _____, we see the Venus, Roman goddess of love, in a position of importance held for centuries by the Virgin Mary. |
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| The famous 19th century Romantic composer, _____, was inspired by the Allegorical paintings and tapestires at Schloss (castle) ____ of King Ludwig II. |
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| Saturn Devouring His children |
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| __ is a gruesome, nightmarish image depicting an ancient myth painted by the Romantic artist, Francesco Goya |
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| Napoleon, portrayed as the Romantic hero undaunted by the sick and diseased, illustrates his christ-like immortality _____. |
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| A new Renaissance painting technique used by Davinci known as ____, deriving from the italian word for "smoke". |
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| Painted nude youths used in the spaces between the major panels in the Sistene Chappel ceiling were called ____. |
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| What single sculpture did Michelangelo sign? |
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| In the sculpture apollo and daphne by Bernini, what happens to Daphne? |
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| The Paternal Admonition is actually a scene depicting a ____. |
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| In the caravaggio painting "The Conversion of St. Paul", what has happened to St. Paul? |
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| Whose face is the head of Goliath in Caravaggio's David and the HEad of Goliath? |
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| In "Las Meninas by Velazquez", who is in the portrait the artist is painting? |
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| Who is the real subject/center of this great painting? (las meninas) |
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| Architectural element on gothic cathedrals functioned as a waterspout. |
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