1. For the student of art appreciation, the Emperor Justinian is most often remembered for A. spreading Christian art to the West. B. destroying Renaissance art as morally corrupt. C. overseeing the b

1. For the student of art appreciation, the Emperor Justinian is most often remembered for

A. spreading Christian art to the West.

B. destroying Renaissance art as morally corrupt.

C. overseeing the building of the Hagia Sophia.

D. overseeing the construction of Constantinople.

2. If one scans topics and pages of Leonardo da Vinci's notebooks, it becomes apparent that he

A. kept separate books for writing and sketching.

B. kept them strictly for his own use.

C. intended to publish at least some of them.

D. was highly organized about keeping his notes.

3. Many art historians argue that the Italian Renaissance began in

A. Rome.

B. Venice.

C. Constantinople.

D. Florence.