Italian Renaissance in the 15th Century

In which of the following the most recognisable elements of Alberti's works (invisible columns and triumph arcs) can be seen?

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Why is Michelozzo's Palazzo Medici an excellent example of Renaissance palaces?

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• Use of subtle elements

Brunelleschi is well known for using simple forms, harmony, proportions and mathematical structures, but also strong lines. Which of the following were designed by him?

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What makes Brunelleschi’s Duomo Cathedral in Florence so revolutionary?

• Created an inner dome that supported the outer dome

• Used an oval shaped dome instead of a semi-circle

• Utilised invisible structures connecting the inner and outer dome

• Made use of the invisible columns on the reinforced the octagonal structure below

• Brunelleschi is also known for his experiment with perspective, he helped to consolidate this as one of the main techniques developed in the Renaissance.

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Which of the following is Ghiberti's iconic Eastern Door of the Baptistery (Porta del Paradiso)?

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Select the correct description of this artwork.

• Sacrifice of Isaac, Lorenzo Ghiberti

• Sacrifice of Isaac, Filippo Brunelleschi

Which of the following artworks by Donatello displays the technique called Rilievo Schiacciato?

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Which of the following artworks by Donatello demonstrates his high domain in balancing sculptures' weight?

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Masaccio is one of the pioneers of renaissance techniques, especially perspective, which was his greatest achievement. Select which of the following artworks belong to him.

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