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When was Brancacci Chapel created?
Brancacci Chapel was created in 1386.
Who commissioned some of Masaccio's most important frescoes?
the Brancacci family
The principal chapel in the Vatican Palace decorated with frescoes by Michelangelo?
The Sistine Chapel in Rome is decorated with frescoes by Michelangelo.
Match each of these works with it's artists?
masaccio: Brancacci chapel frescoes;; michelangelo: doni tondo;; massys: the grotesque old woman;; (.apex)
What famous swine created the frescoes on the ceiling of the pigstine chapel?
PIGELANGELO Original: What famous man/artist created the frescoes on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel? Migelangelo
Which painter is famous for the renaissance frescoes painted by him in the Sistine Chapel?
MichaelangeloMichelangelo
What famous swine created the frescoes on the ceilling of the pigstine chapel?
Pigelangelo
Which feature of the Tribute Money from the Brancacci chapel contributes to the drama of the piece?
the stormy background. APEX
What is Michelangelo's most famous achievement?
The ceiling frescoes in the Sistine Chapel.
When did the first said to place his figures in a realistic landscape setting?
The first artist to place his figures in a realistic landscape setting was Masaccio in the early 15th century, specifically with his frescoes in the Brancacci Chapel in Florence. Masaccio's use of perspective and naturalistic elements in his paintings revolutionized the way figures were portrayed in relation to their surroundings.
What are the Arena Chapel frescoes painted on?
Frescos are painted directly onto wet plaster.
What Masaccio painting revolutionized the Renaissance?
Masaccio did four paintings that revolutionized the Renaissance. The first of these was his "Sagra del Carmine," which was completed in 1425. The other three were "Trinity," also from 1425; a polyptych for S. Maria del Carmine in Pisa, from 1426; and the frescoes of the Brancacci Chapel in S. Maria del Carmine, Florence, from 1427.
