Analyzing fourteenth- through sixteenth-century 2D art

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AP Art History › Analyzing fourteenth- through sixteenth-century 2D art

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Van_eyck_-_arnolfini_portrait

Figure 1

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Figure 2

Figure 1 features the dog as a possible symbol of __________.

John-patmos

The most likely original placement of this painting would have been in __________.

In Christian hagiography, which figure is depicted as having a stone in his head?

Van_eyck_-_arnolfini_portrait

Figure 1

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Figure 2

The man in red in the lower image is most likely __________.

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The painting demonstrates _____________, which was introduced during the Renaissance.

Pictured above is the Arnolfini Portrait, and can be found at the Website of National Gallery, London.

In what century was this work created?

Van_eyck_-_arnolfini_portrait

Figure 1

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Figure 2

The garden in the background of Figure 2 represents __________.

John-patmos

The artist of the above work is __________.

Robert campin triptych with the annunciation known as the merode altarpiece google art project

The people depicted in the left panel of the Annunciation Triptych are most likely _________________.

Figure 1 Figure 2

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Both images above were painted by __________.

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