Test: Giotto and Jan van Eyck (history)


Giotto and Jan van EyckVersión en línea Giotto and Jan van Eyck por Vijo Gor 1 Where was Giotto born? a Naples b Milan c Rome d Florence 2 What made Giotto’s paintings special compared to other medieval art? a He used gold paint for decoration. b His figures looked solid, emotional, and real. c He only painted animals and nature. d He painted only for kings and queens. 3 What famous building in Florence did Giotto help design? a A palace b A cathedral bell tower c A large bridge d A marketplace 4 Where was Jan van Eyck born? a Florence b Maaseik (in modern-day Belgium) c Rome d Athens 5 What made Jan van Eyck’s paintings stand out? a He used oil paints to create lifelike details and glowing light. b He carved statues to decorate churches. c He painted only kings and queens. d He created large murals in churches. 6 What is the Arnolfini Portrait famous for? a Its gold decorations. b Tiny, realistic details like textures and reflections. c Showing animals from nature. d Its enormous size. 7 What do the dog and rosary beads in the Arnolfini Portrait symbolize? a Love and faithfulness. b Wealth and power. c Nature and beauty. d Art and creativity. 8 What phrase did Jan van Eyck include in the Arnolfini Portrait? a "Glory to the Arnolfinis." b "Art lasts forever." c "Jan van Eyck was here, 1434." d "The light of the Renaissance." 9 How did Giotto and van Eyck help make art more realistic? a Giotto used emotions and solid bodies, and van Eyck used fine details and light. b Both painted only animals. c Giotto painted myths, and van Eyck used gold leaf. d Both focused on religious art only. Feedback 1 Giotto was born in or near Florence, Italy, and became one of the most famous painters of his time. 2 Giotto’s art was special because his people had real-looking bodies, faces, and emotions, which was very new for his time. 3 Giotto designed the bell tower of Florence Cathedral, which is still admired today. 5 Van Eyck was one of the first artists to show how amazing oil paints could be, making his paintings look realistic and full of light. 6 The Arnolfini Portrait is full of tiny, lifelike details, like fur, light, and even reflections in a mirror. 7 The dog shows love and faithfulness, and the rosary beads symbolize devotion and religion. 8 Van Eyck signed his painting with the words, "Jan van Eyck was here, 1434," making it one of the earliest signed artworks. 9 Giotto’s art showed emotions and real-looking people, while van Eyck’s paintings had incredible details and glowing light effects.

1

Where was Giotto born?

a

Naples

b

Milan

c

Rome

d

Florence

2

What made Giotto’s paintings special compared to other medieval art?

a

He used gold paint for decoration.

b

His figures looked solid, emotional, and real.

c

He only painted animals and nature.

d

He painted only for kings and queens.

3

What famous building in Florence did Giotto help design?

a

A palace

b

A cathedral bell tower

c

A large bridge

d

A marketplace

4

Where was Jan van Eyck born?

a

Florence

b

Maaseik (in modern-day Belgium)

c

Rome

d

Athens

5

What made Jan van Eyck’s paintings stand out?

a

He used oil paints to create lifelike details and glowing light.

b

He carved statues to decorate churches.

c

He painted only kings and queens.

d

He created large murals in churches.

6

What is the Arnolfini Portrait famous for?

a

Its gold decorations.

b

Tiny, realistic details like textures and reflections.

c

Showing animals from nature.

d

Its enormous size.

7

What do the dog and rosary beads in the Arnolfini Portrait symbolize?

a

Love and faithfulness.

b

Wealth and power.

c

Nature and beauty.

d

Art and creativity.

8

What phrase did Jan van Eyck include in the Arnolfini Portrait?

a

"Glory to the Arnolfinis."

b

"Art lasts forever."

c

"Jan van Eyck was here, 1434."

d

"The light of the Renaissance."

9

How did Giotto and van Eyck help make art more realistic?

a

Giotto used emotions and solid bodies, and van Eyck used fine details and light.

b

Both painted only animals.

c

Giotto painted myths, and van Eyck used gold leaf.

d

Both focused on religious art only.

Feedback

1

Giotto was born in or near Florence, Italy, and became one of the most famous painters of his time.

2

Giotto’s art was special because his people had real-looking bodies, faces, and emotions, which was very new for his time.

3

Giotto designed the bell tower of Florence Cathedral, which is still admired today.

5

Van Eyck was one of the first artists to show how amazing oil paints could be, making his paintings look realistic and full of light.

6

The Arnolfini Portrait is full of tiny, lifelike details, like fur, light, and even reflections in a mirror.

7

The dog shows love and faithfulness, and the rosary beads symbolize devotion and religion.

8

Van Eyck signed his painting with the words, "Jan van Eyck was here, 1434," making it one of the earliest signed artworks.

9

Giotto’s art showed emotions and real-looking people, while van Eyck’s paintings had incredible details and glowing light effects.

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Giotto and Jan van EyckVersión en línea

por Vijo Gor

Where was Giotto born?

What made Giotto’s paintings special compared to other medieval art?

What famous building in Florence did Giotto help design?

Where was Jan van Eyck born?

What made Jan van Eyck’s paintings stand out?

What is the Arnolfini Portrait famous for?

What do the dog and rosary beads in the Arnolfini Portrait symbolize?

What phrase did Jan van Eyck include in the Arnolfini Portrait?

How did Giotto and van Eyck help make art more realistic?

Feedback