__________ refers to the condition of identical shapes and colors appearing on either side of an artwork's axis
A) Symmetry
B) Spectrum
C) Asymmetry
D) Harmony
E) Balance
A
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Which of the following was the mother church for the Jesuits in Rome?
A. Saint Peter's B. Il Gesù C. San Giorgio Maggiore D. Santa Maria Maggiore
Founded in the Muromachi period, the __________ school combined training in the ink-painting tradition with new skills in decorative subjects and styles
A. Heian B. Nara C. Hyogo D. Kano
The Venetian writer ________ is famous for her written retort to a contemporary diatribe promoting the defects of women in The Nobility and Excellence of Women and the Defects Vices of Men.
A. Marinella B. Christine de Pisan C. Cereta D. Cervantes
How does Duccio di Buoninsegna’s Maestá break from Byzantine portrayals of Mary and the Christ Child?
a. Mary and the Christ Child are larger than the surrounding figures. b. Mary’s body has substance, and the Christ Child resembles an actual baby. c. Mary and the Christ Child are depicted in reverse perspective. d. Mary and the Christ Child look straight out, engaging the viewer.