Final Jeopardy 2/26/24 (Art History) & Who Won Monday February 26 2024

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Preserved in a single manuscript called Cotton MS Vitellus A XV, this epic begins with the word “Hwaet” often translated as listen

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1 Today’s Final Jeopardy 2/26/2024 (Art History) – Monday, February 26 2024
2 Today’s Final Jeopardy Answer – Monday, February 26 2024
3 Final Jeopardy Explanation – Monday, February 26 2024
4 Today’s Jeopardy! Contestants – Monday, February 26 2024
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Today’s Final Jeopardy 2/26/2024 (Art History) – Monday, February 26 2024

The Royal Academy of Arts has this man’s “La Fornarina” & in the 1800s the RAA’s love of him made some artists retreat to an earlier style

Today’s Final Jeopardy Answer – Monday, February 26 2024

The Final Jeopardy Answeris: Raphael

Final Jeopardy Explanation – Monday, February 26 2024

The Royal Academy of Arts’ appreciation for Raphael, particularly his work “La Fornarina,” had a profound influence on the art world during the 1800s. Raphael, an Italian master of the High Renaissance, was celebrated for his perfect compositions, clarity of form, and visual achievement of the Neoplatonic ideal of human grandeur. His work, including the intimate portrait “La Fornarina,” which showcases a baker’s daughter believed to be his muse and lover, epitomized the ideals of beauty and harmony that were revered by the Academy.

In the 19th century, the Royal Academy of Arts (RAA) in London held Raphael in such high esteem that this admiration prompted a reaction among certain artists who felt constrained by the Academy’s strict adherence to classical and Renaissance traditions. In response, some artists began to look back to styles and themes from before Raphael’s time, seeking inspiration in the more Gothic, medieval, or early Renaissance periods. This movement was partly an attempt to escape the shadow of Raphael’s influence and explore different, often more emotional and naturalistic, artistic expressions. This divergence eventually contributed to the emergence of various artistic movements, such as the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, which explicitly aimed to reject the Academy’s fixation on Raphael and return to what they considered a more genuine, sincere form of art that existed before his time.

Today’s Jeopardy! Contestants – Monday, February 26 2024

	Cris Pannullo is a Customer Success Operations Manager from Ocean City, New Jersey.
	Ben Goldsteinis a Director of Content Marketing from Dexter, Michigan.
	Jared Watsonis a Quality Control Specialist fromGreenville, Texas.

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Today’s Results & Who Won Jeopardy! Tonight – Monday, February 26 2024

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Returning Champion	Contestant	Contestant
Cris Pannullo Ocean City, New Jersey Customer Success Operations Manager Final Score: $0 Round 2 Score: $14,000 Round 1 Score: $8,800	Ben Goldstein Director of Content Marketing Dexter, Michigan Final Score: $100 Round 2 Score: $4,400 Round 1 Score: $1,200	Jared Watson Quality Control Specialist Greenville, Texas Winning Score: $32,200 Round 2 Score: $32,200 Round 1 Score: $8,800

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