Evolution of Art Through Greek and Baroque Periods

What is one of the issues Greek art uses to convey messages?

Which aspect does Greek art excel at portraying in its work?

What is one of the most famous examples of Baroque art mentioned in the text?

Which civilization was the most powerful nation on earth for several centuries?

What types of art were fully mastered by Ancient Greek artists and later practiced by the Romans?

Which Roman monument is mentioned for its extraordinary relief sculpture?

During what period did the Romans start coming into contact with the flourishing Greek cities?

Which artistic style appeared in the later years of the Italian High Renaissance?

What is the process known as when Romans fell under the influence of Greek art?

Which period is considered a link between the Middle Ages and modern history?

What was Humanism NOT considered to be?

Who was known for making observational drawings of anatomy and nature during the early Renaissance period?

What is the main characteristic of nonobjective art?

Which of the following was a common source of subject in Greek and Roman Mythology for artworks?

What is the main subject of art inspired by Greek and Roman Mythology?

During which period did European artisans become more conscious of their role as 'artists'?

What type of art uses 'content' and is concerned with 'how' the artwork is depicted?

Which source of subject has been the most common inspiration for artworks throughout history?