AHIS 120 Midterm Exam Guide

Slides for Andrew Oko’s AHIS120 Midterm Exam
This is the (incredibly unofficial) slide/artwork guide for Andrew Oko’s AHIS120 Winter 2010 midterm exam, and only
contains the pieces discussed in class for each of the starred/need to know artists.
All images were taken from Google Images, so if you need a better look they’re fairly easy to find. Not all images will
match exactly what were shown in class, particularly the architecture.
This is a starting point for studying for the exam - while you’ll need to be able to identify any given work along with artist
and period, you’ll also need to refer to your own notes to study the style, background, characteristics, etc.
The exam breaks down as follows:
/20 - Summarize one of the two reprotext articles discussed in class.
/14 - Identify title, artist, and period, analyze form and content within the context of the work’s period.
/8 - Identify title, artist and period, justify the selection of period.
/6 - Identify title, artist and period, discuss the significance of the content within the context of the work’s period.
/14 - Identify title, artist and period, discuss work considering the form, content, and context.
/8 - Compare two works using the Wolfflin Principles.
I put this together in a bit of a rush so that I could get it out soon, so I apologize if there are any errors. If something
doesn’t seem right, be sure look it up and double-check. Good luck with the exam, everyone.
-Chris.
ITALIAN HIGH RENAISSANCE
Madonna of the Rocks
by Leonardo Da Vinci
1483-85 (Italian High Renaissance)
The Last Supper by Leonardo Da Vinci
1495-98 (Italian High Renaissance)
The Annunciation by Leonardo Da Vinci
1472-75 (Italian High Renaissance)
Madonna & Child with St. Anne
by Leonardo Da Vinci
1508-13 (Italian High Renaissance)
Adoration of the Magi by Leonardo Da Vinci
1481-82 (Italian High Renaissance)
Mona Lisa by Leonardo Da Vinci
1503-06 (Italian High
Renaissance)
Study of a Man According to Vitruvious
by Leonardo Da Vinci
1485-90 (Italian High Renaissance)
School of Athens by Raphael
1510-12 (Italian High Renaissance)
Galatea by Raphael
1511-12 (Italian High Renaissance)
Cowper Madonna by Raphael
1505 (Italian High Renaissance)
Disputation over the Blessed Sacrament
by Raphael
1509 (Italian High Renaissance)
Miraculous Drought of Fishes
by Raphael
1515-16 (Italian High Renaissance)
Madonna with the Goldfinch
by Raphael
1505-6 (Italian High Renaissance)
Parnassus by Raphael
1510-11 (Italian High Renaissance)
Transfiguration of Christ
by Raphael
1516-20 (Italian High Renaissance)
Count Baldassare by Raphael
1514-15 (Italian High Renaissance)
David by Michelangelo
1501-04 (Italian High Renaissance)
Doni Madonna by Michelangelo
1504 (Italian High Renaissance)
Count Baldassare by Raphael
1514-15 (Italian High Renaissance)
Moses by Michelangelo
1513-15 (Italian High Renaissance)
Sistine Chapel Ceiling by Michelangelo
1508-12 (Italian High Renaissance)
Note: Creation of Adam on far right side
Vatican Pieta by Michelangelo
1498-1500 (Italian High Renaissance)
Dying Slave by Michelangelo
1513-16 (Italian High Renaissance)
Last Judgement (in the Sistine Chapel)
by Michelangelo
1536-41 (Italian High Renaissance)
Medici Chapel by Michelangelo
(Italian High Renaissance)
Tomb of Lorenzo de Medici
by Michelangelo
1519-34 (Italian High Renaissance)
Laurentian Library by Michelangelo
1524-33 (Italian High Renaissance)
Tomb of Guiliano de Medici
by Michelangelo
1519-34 (Italian High Renaissance)
Capitoline Hill by Michelangelo
1537 (Italian High Renaissance)
St Peter’s Basilica revised by Michelangelo
(Italian High Renaissance)
Note: Originally planned by Bramante
Allegory of Sacred and Profane Love by Titian
1515 (Italian High Renaissance)
Bacchanal of the Andrians by Titian
1518-19 (Italian High Renaissance)
Assumption of the Virgin by Titian
1516-18 (Italian High Renaissance)
Venus of Urbino by Titian
1538 (Italian High Renaissance)
Duke of Mantua with Dog by Titian
1525 (Italian High Renaissance)
Philip II of Spain in Armour
by Titian
1550 (Italian High Renaissance)
Rape of Europa by Titian
1559-62 (Italian High Renaissance)
Venus with a Mirror by Titian
1555 (Italian High Renaissance)
Pope Paul III Farnese by Titian
1543 (Italian High Renaissance)
Emporor Charles V at Muhlberg
by Titian
1548 (Italian High Renaissance)
NORTHERN EUROPEAN RENAISSANCE
Self Portrait with Sprig of Eryngium
by Albrect Durer
1493 (Northern Europe Renaissance)
Great Piece of Turf
by Albrect Durer
1503 (Northern Europe Renaissance)
Knight, Death, and the Devil
by Albrect Durer
1513 (Northern Europe Renaissance)
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
by Albrect Durer
1498 (Northern Europe Renaissance)
Adam & Eve
by Albrect Durer
1504 (Northern Europe Renaissance)
Four Apostles
by Albrect Durer
1526 (Northern Europe Renaissance)
Self Portrait
by Albrect Durer
1500 (Northern Europe Renaissance)
St Eustice
by Albrect Durer
1501 (Northern Europe Renaissance)
Isenheim Altarpiece
by Matthis Grunwald
1510-15 (Northern Europe Renaissance)
Haywain Triptych
by Hieronymus Bosch
1490 (Northern Europe Renaissance)
Garden of Earthly Delights
by Hieronymus Bosch
1505 (Northern Europe Renaissance)
Tower of Bable
by Pieter Brueghel the Elder
1563 (Northern Europe Renaissance)
Road to Calvary
by Pieter Brueghel the Elder
1564 (Northern Europe Renaissance)
Death and the Miser
by Hieronymus Bosch
1500 (Northern Europe Renaissance)
Hunters in the Snow
by Pieter Brueghel the Elder
1565 (Northern Europe Renaissance)
Harvest
by Pieter Brueghel the Elder
1565 (Northern Europe Renaissance)
Wedding Dance in Open Air
by Pieter Brueghel the Elder
1566 (Northern Europe Renaissance)
Peasant Wedding Feast
by Pieter Brueghel the Elder
1568 (Northern Europe Renaissance)
Parable of the Blindman
by Pieter Brueghel the Elder
1568 (Northern Europe Renaissance)
Magpie on the Gallows
by Pieter Brueghel the Elder
1568 (Northern Europe Renaissance)
MANNERISM
Descent from the Cross
by Jacopo da Pontormo
1525-28 (Mannerism)
Agony in the Garden
by El Greco
1597-1603 (Mannerism)
Resurrection of Christ
by El Greco
1603-07 (Mannerism)
View of Toledo
by El Greco
1612 (Mannerism)
ITALIAN RENAISSANCE
Villa Rotunda
by Andrea Palladio
1566-70 (Late Renaissance)
San Giorgio Maggiore
by Andrea Palladio
1565-1610 (Late Renaissance)
ITALIAN BAROQUE
St. Ivo
by Francesco Barromini
1642-50 (Italian Baroque)
San Carlo alle Quattre Fontane
by Francesco Barromini
1665-68 (Italian Baroque)
St. Agnese
by Francesco Barromini
1653-55 (Italian Baroque)
Coronaro Chapel
by Gianlorenzo Bernini
1642-52 (Italian Baroque)
St. Peter’s Basilica (Square & Colonade)
by Francesco Barromini
(Italian Baroque)
Ecstacy of St. Theresa of Avila
by Gianlorenzo Bernini
1642-52 (Italian Baroque)
Ecstacy of St. Theresa of Avila
by Gianlorenzo Bernini
1623 (Italian Baroque)
Four Rivers Fountain
by Gianlorenzo Bernini
1648-51 (Italian Baroque)
Basket of Fruit
by Caravaggio
1599 (Italian Baroque)
Apollo and Daphne
by Gianlorenzo Bernini
1622-24 (Italian Baroque)
Triton Fountain
by Gianlorenzo Bernini
1642-43 (Italian Baroque)
Bacchus
by Caravaggio
1597-98 (Italian Baroque)
Duke of Modena
by Gianlorenzo Bernini
1650-51 (Italian Baroque)
Tomb of Pope Alexander VII
by Gianlorenzo Bernini
1678 (Italian Baroque)
Calling of St Matthew
by Caravaggio
1599-1600 (Italian Baroque)
Martyrdom of St Matthew
by Caravaggio
1599-1600 (Italian Baroque)
Deposition
by Caravaggio
1602-04 (Italian Baroque)
Conversion of St Paul
by Caravaggio
1600-01 (Italian Baroque)
Death of the Virgin
by Caravaggio
1605-06 (Italian Baroque)
Triumph of Bacchus & Ariadne
by Annibale Carraci
1597-1601 (Italian Baroque)
Doubting Thomas
by Caravaggio
1601-02 (Italian Baroque)
Loves of the Gods
by Annibale Carraci
1560-1609 (Italian Baroque)
Venus and Anchises
by Annibale Carraci
1597-1601 (Italian Baroque)
Self Portrait
by Artemesia Gentileschi
1630 (Italian Baroque)
Judith Beheading Holofernes
by Artemesia Gentileschi
1620 (Italian Baroque)
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Christ Appearing to Saint Peter
by Annibale Carraci
1602 (Italian Baroque)
Judith Beheading Holofernes
by Artemesia Gentileschi
1618 (Italian Baroque)