Unit 2 The Renaissance Chapter 4

To find talented artists for his art school

To decorate his home with new statues

To teach the boys discipline

To sell the statues for profit

Because he was proud of his work and wanted recognition

Because he was paid extra to sign it

Because the church official requested it

Because he signed all his artworks

It was carved from a 20-foot block of marble known as 'the Giant'.

It took Michelangelo less than a year to complete the statue.

The statue represents the biblical hero who defeated Goliath.

It shows a strong, muscular human form, similar to ancient Greek statues.

Michelangelo refused to return to Rome after not being paid

Michelangelo wanted to paint the Sistine Chapel ceiling

Pope Julius II did not like Michelangelo's work

Michelangelo refused to carve the Pietà

Raphael's Madonnas were more lifelike and natural, while medieval Madonnas were stiffer and less realistic.

Raphael used only religious symbolism, while medieval artists focused on realism.

Medieval artists painted more natural figures than Raphael.

Raphael's paintings were intended only for religious devotion, while medieval paintings were for decoration.

It is a fresco painted by Raphael in the Vatican.

The painting features ancient Greek philosophers such as Plato and Aristotle.

It was painted on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

The composition demonstrates Raphael's mastery of perspective.

Michelangelo was the son of a famous artist.

Michelangelo's sculpture of the faun impressed Lorenzo.

Michelangelo was a good Latin and Greek scholar.

Michelangelo's father asked Lorenzo for help.