Which Neoclassical artist let the way to revolutions in both art and politics?
A. Francisco Goya
B. Jacques-Louis David
C. Gustave Courbet
D. Thomas Cole
B. Jacques-Louis David
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André Bazin was a
A. German film director. B. Hollywood film editor. C. French film critic. D. Soviet film student.
After the sack of Constantinople, many Greek scholars brought humanism to __________
A) Low Countries B) Spain C) Italy D) France E) none of these
For Reading 13.8, Filippa’s Tale from the Decameron: When Filippa declares that “laws should be equal for all, and should be made with the consent of those whom they may affect,” she anticipates arguments that will be used to justify, for instance, the American Revolution in 1776. What is surprising about finding such arguments in a story written in 1351?
What will be an ideal response?
During the Baroque Era, churches __________
a) were thrifty and used little of their resources for the arts b) did not allow instruments c) spent large sums of money on lavish decorations and powerful organs d) hosted frequent opera concerts