Art History Chapters 12-14
The relief sculptures of Old Testament kings and queens appearing on French church portals door jambs are meant to represent what group?
Ancestors of Christ
Which work derives some of its technical effects from the products of the silk trade in 13th- and 14th-century Italy?
Duccio's Maesta
The Tuscan Romanesque revetment of the Florentine Duomo brings it closest to which architectural tradition?
Early Christian
Which of Giotto's innovations represents a departure from the Italo-Byzantine style?
Figures seen from the back
Which artist sought to reconcile the illusion of a weighty, three-dimensional body with the illusion of the space that contained it?
Giotto
Which individual designed the Campanile of Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence?
Giotto di Bondone
Whose work is best characterized by the use of solid volumes resting firmly on a flat stagelike surface?
Giotto di Bondone
Which late medieval Italian painting constitutes the first landscape painting since antiquity?
Lorenzetti, Peaceful Country
What is the location of this cathedral complex?
Pisa, Italy
What were the pilgrims who made journeys to faraway churches hoping to see?
Relics
What is the name of the person represented here, on the Stavelot reliquary?
Saint Alexander
Abbot Suger is credited with remodeling which of the following churches?
Saint-Denis
What was the earliest Gothic Cathedral and burial church for the kings of France?
Saint-Denis, Saint-Denis
What do art historians theorize is the explanation for the resurgence of stone sculpture in the Romanesque period?
Sculptural programs were a means to educate and impress an illiterate audience.
In addition to worldly realism, what innovation appears in this painting by Pietro Lorenzetti?
Spatial illusionism
Which element of Giotto's new style appears in the MadonnaEnthroned?
Statuesque figures that cast shadows
In Berlinghieri's painting of Saint Francis, what physical feature in the image is meant to lead viewers to closely associate the saint with Christ?
Stigmata
Which of the following led to the growth of towns and cities in the Romanesque period?
an increase in trade
what are royal portals
at the entrance to the church; chartres cathedral
Which of the following aspects is most likely to identify a work as Romanesque?
date
What innovative feature of Gothic cathedrals is an external support that counters the outward thrust of the nave vaults?
flying buttresses
Which characteristic of Duccio's figures in the Maestà originates in Byzantine art?
formality and symmetry
The term Roman-like was adopted to describe the architecture of the Romanesque period because it relied on which elements of Roman architecture?
groin vaults
What did pilgrims believe that relics could accomplish?
heal pilgrims in body and soul
What was the ambulatory
it was around the altar, gave way to thinner walls
arena chapel
painted by giotto for the scrovengi family; padua, italy
What did the humanist cult of fame emphasize?
the importance of creative artistic individuals
Many Gothic cathedrals were dedicated to which of the following figures?
the virgin mary
Which of the following features of the pulpit for the baptistery of Pisa Cathedral is a medieval element?
trefoil arches
buon fresco
true fresco; water applied to wet lime plaster
The Gothic style is said to have first appeared in which of the following areas?
Île-de-France
The monks of which order were among the primary patrons of Romanesque sculpture?
Cluniac
Which church remained the largest in Europe until the new Saint Peter's in Rome was constructed in the 17th century?
Cluny III
Who is the painter of the back of the Maestà altarpiece?
Duccio
lamentation
fresco painted by Giotto of Jesus's death
What is the term for a craftsperson who cuts and shapes pieces of glass?
glazier
allegories
good vs bad government
The intersection of two barrel vaults creates which of the following?
groin vault
Which monastic orders are known as the mendicant orders, those committed to vows of poverty and austerity?
Franciscans and Dominicans
Who of the following coined the term Gothic?
Giorgio Vasari
What constitutes a "pilgrimage type" church?
It has radiating chapels along the transept and ambulatory.
What is the message written on the scroll in the upper left corner of this fresco?
a promise of safety to those who live under the rule of the law
What feature became standard on French Gothic facades
a rose window
What devastating natural disaster occurred in Europe during the 1340s?
bubonic plague
In the Gothic period, what were the primary centers of intellectual and religious life?
cities
In the agreement, or contract, that led to the creation of an artwork, which aspect of the work received the most attention?
cost
The High Gothic nave vault, as developed at Chartres, included which form?
four-part ribbed vault
What was the Crusades?
military expeditions to the Holy Land to recover Jerusalem and other pilgrimage sites from the Muslims; moving to the east
In which detail of Madonna Enthroned is Cimabue's movement away from the maniera greca most evident?
receding throne
The round center image of a rose window is referred to by which term?
roundel
what was flamboyant?
stone instead of glass, involved fan vaults
What is the subject of this panel from the Maestà?
Betrayal of Jesus
The frontality, stiff poses, and lack of modeling in Berlinghieri's Saint Francis Altarpiece reveal his training in which tradition?
Byzantine
Which of the following was a Roman fresco painter who is now seen as a pioneering figure in the birth of Renaissance style?
Cavallini
The portals of which cathedral appear in this image?
Chartres
What is the subject of the personifications on the lower eight panels on Andrea Pisano's bronze doors for the baptistery of San Giovanni?
Christian virtues
What technical term do art historians apply to Giotto's treatment of the angels in this fresco?
Foreshortening
Fan vaulting was a common feature in which of the following regions?
Late Gothic England
The facial types and hairstyles of which artist's figures reveal the influence of classical relief sculpture?
Nicola Pisano
Which sculptor is credited with the creation of the first decorated stone pulpit?
Nicola Pisano
What Italian city is the location of the Arena Chapel?
Padua
Which of the following facts provides support for the claim that Paris was the intellectual center of Gothic Europe?
Paris was a center for fine book production
Which city was at its height of political and economic power when it employed the talents of the sculptor Nicola Pisano?
Pisa
Which of the following Italian cities was a major shipping power?
Pisa
Sainte-Chapelle, with its walls of stained glass and delicate ornamentation, is most representative of which style?
Rayonnant
What is the name of this Late Gothic Flamboyant church?
Saint-Maclou
Which of the following is considered a masterpiece of the Rayonnant style?
Sainte-Chapelle
Which factor contributed to the enormous surge in church building during the Romanesque period?
the peaceful conclusion of the first millenium
what was judgement day
the second coming of christ
During the Romanesque period, the vision of Christ's second coming was often depicted on which architectural element of a church?
the tympanum