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_______ artists tried to paint everyday subjects and people exactly as they appeared without adding emotional meaning to the scene.
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Egyptian teams of apprentice artists started a painting/carving project by drawing the piece on _______papyrus.
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Medieval Romanesque paintings, usually of Christian subjects, were _______ (no shadows) and somber.
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Medieval Gothic art was a move towards realism with brighter colors, ________ and perspective.
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Roman Emperor _______'s Christian beliefs allowed Christians and their art to come out of the catacombs.
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The Fox Hunt by American Winslow _____ shows the reality of a hungry fox hunting in the snow while being hunted by a raven.
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Renaissance artists used _______, proportion and light to add realism to their art.
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Cave dwellers painted with colors made from _______ materials.
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_______ (Calling of St. Matthew) was one of the true master painters.
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Athena at the Parthenon and Zeus at Olympia were both made by _______, one of the most famous Greek Classical sculptors.
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The Third of May 1808 by Francisco Goya shows a different side of the Romantic artist from Spain, the side of _______.
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Viking art tends to be more _______ and symbolic.
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Christian art was more about the _______ than about the physical.
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Baroque art was very _______, full of life and movement, and emotional.
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_______ architecture can be seen in the columns on buildings in America.
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_______ fans are believed to have originated in Japan.
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_______'s great reputation as an artist earned him an invitation by Pope Julius II to decorate rooms in the Vatican.
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