Μάθημα : Αγγλικά Β' Λυκείου- ΓΕΛ

A) It helps determine the artistic style used in the painting.

B) The patron’s presence in the painting often provides insight into its meaning.

C) It reveals which Renaissance workshop the artist trained in.

D) The patron always appears as the central figure in the painting.

A) The artist’s fascination with maritime scenes.

B) A general reference to the importance of trade in Venice.

C) A visual clue linking the painting to a specific historical event.

D) A symbolic representation of Saint Peter’s journey.

A) By using darker colors in the background.

B) Through the use of linear perspective and a vanishing point.

C) By placing Saint Peter in a higher position.

D) By contrasting different textures in the clothing.

A) It ensures that all elements in the painting are symmetrical.

B) It directs the viewer’s attention to the most important figure.

C) It creates an abstract visual effect common in Renaissance art.

D) It helps highlight the rich textures of the fabrics.

A) Saint Peter’s role as the gatekeeper of Heaven.

B) The Venetian Republic’s political power.

C) The patron’s high status in society.

D) A warning about the dangers of greed.

A) By making the clothing more detailed than the figures’ faces.

B) By using only simple garments to avoid distractions.

C) By focusing on bright, unrealistic colors to enhance symbolism.

D) By experimenting with different shades and textures of fabrics.