Author Question: Tintoretto's The Miracle of the Slave uses a Mannerist style of space in a) the sharply ... (Read 172 times)

lidoalex · **on:** Jun 23, 2018

Tintoretto's The Miracle of the Slave uses a Mannerist style of space in

a) the sharply foreshortened St. Mark, who descends from above.
b) the composition defined by two parallel, expressive, sweeping curves.
c) the symmetrical arrangement of the crowd surrounding the saint.
d) a composition defined by a square and a triangle.

Question 2

What sets northern European artists apart from most other artists of the Italian Renaissance is

a) their interest in rendering material surfaces and textures in realistic detail.
b) the size and scale of their paintings.
c) their denial of aerial or scientific perspective.
d) their portraiture.