What's a scrim?
A. A painted backdrop used to set locale
B. Fabric draped across the stage to isolate action or
conceal actors
C. A thin, gauzy piece of material stretched across a
frame used for various purposes
D. A wooden or metal frame on which canvas has
been stretched and then painted
C.
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In the Arena Chapel frescoes, Giotto deliberately abandons Byzantine symmetry to
a. conform the paintings to the shape of the chapel. b. make the scenes look more realistic. c. fit more figures into each scene. d. impart a greater sense of spirituality to the paintings
What was the purpose of the Council of Trent?
a. To institutionalize the spirit of the Counter-Reformation. b. To write the Nicene Creed. c. To change the language of the Mass from Latin to the vernacular. d. To decide the issue of papal infallibility.
Michelangelo's Pietà (Fig. 21-9) was installed as a tomb monument in __________
A. Gesù B. Palazzo C. Old St. Peter's D. Tempietto
Fauvist artists extended the visual vocabulary of Post-Impressionism by making their primary subject matter
landscape. portraits. color. line.