1. Raphael is notable for the Madonna Cherubs and The School of Athens, frescos decorating the Sistine Chapel and the Vatican Museums. True or False 2. Along with Castiglione, Titian painted only religious works of the Madonna and the child Jesus commissioned by Pope Julius II. True or False 3. Self portraits are characteristic of Albrecht Durers style of painting in which he chronicles his life through art with his signature boxlike capital A framing a capital D. True or False 4. In The Resurrection, El Greco paints of the Mannerist influence on his religious works. True or False 5. Albrecht Altdorfer is notable as the first German painter to do landscapes, as depicted in the Landscape with Satyr Family, the Danube Landscape and the Landscape with Footbridge. True or False 6. Along with Cellini, Lavinia Fontana painted portraits of women designed to show the prosperousness of ladies in the Renaissance. True or False 7. Landscape paintings of peasants are characteristic of Bruegels works, which also include satirical themes of political inequity in The Triumph of Death and proverbial scenes. True or False 8. As in Bacchus, the German painter, Caravaggio solely paints secular works denying the influence of the Catholic Church on the Renaissance. True or False 9. Bernini is known for his many marble fountains and busts, which include The Tomb of Pope Urban VIII, The Bust of Costanza Bonarelli, and the Fountain of Four Rivers. True or False 10. Along with John Locke, Thomas Hobbs believes that All that is real is material, and what is not material is not real, strengthening the Materialist movement.