Art History Final Exam Review

Mural paintings by Lorenzetti that remind viewers of fair and just administration.

"Allegory of Good Government, Bad Government and the Effects of Bad Government in the City, and Effects of Good Government in the City and Country"

This word means "double theater" A. Cinema Plex B. Amphitheater C. Awesome Maximus D. Forum

Amphitheater

What were the main artistic designs used during this time? pick 2. A. Animal form B. Hieroglyphs C. Interlace pattern D. Logos

Animal form & Interlace pattern

The gem of Florentine Romanesque architecture. Recalls ancient Roman architecture.______

Baptistery of San Giovanni

Type of building churches were modeled after. A. Basilica B. Synagogue C. Monastery D. Taklar Temple on Qo'noS

Basilica

Embroidery depicting full details of an event at a time shortly after it occurred._____

Bayeux Tapestry

Ancient Greek colony know known as Istanbul was called what? A. Detroit B. Byzantium C. Florence D. Germania

Byzantium

The Roman Empire would become? A. Empty B. Caput mundi C. Veii D. Split up

Caput mundi

Charles the Great was around during this. A. Carolingian Renaissance B. The Great Depression C. Reformation D. The formation of the Federation

Carolingian Renaissance

The Lindisfarne Gospels, had what kind of ornamental pages? A. Carpet B. Warlord C. Pagan D. Boring

Carpet

This is where they buried the dead. A. Catacombs B. Space C. Cemetery D. Hoth

Catacombs

Painted Madonna Enthroned with Angels and Prophets for Santa Trinita in Florence (see image below). Challenged some of the major conventions of late medieval art in pursuit of a new naturalism, the close observation of the natural world.

Cimabue

This material revolutionized Roman constructions. A. Twigs B. Mud C. Concrete D. Iron

Concrete

First Christian Emperor was who? A. Flavius B. Constantine C. Hadrian D. Cesare

Constantine

Painted Virgin and Child Enthroned with Saints and represents Sienese art at its most supreme.

Duccio

This was signed by Emperor Constantine proclaiming religious tolerance. A. Khitomer Accords B. Constitution C. Edict of Milan D. Declaration of Independence

Edict of Milan

Men and women used these to pin their clothing in Medieval Europe. A. Buttons B. Fibula C. Pins D. Zipper

Fibula

Mural-painting technique involving the application of permanent lime proof pigments, diluted in water, on freshly laid lime plaster.

Fresco Painting

Artist who is considered "the first Renaissance painter". Made a much more radical break with the past than Cimabue. Painted the image below:

Giotto

This church was built during Justinian times in Constantinople A. Vatican B. Hagia Sophia C. Saint Frances D. Building H. Blinn

Hagia Sophia

These doors tell the story of Genesis and Christ. A. Asgardian Doors B. Hildesheim Doors C. Ragnarok Doors D. Bifrost Gate

Hildesheim Doors

Code of civic conduct, a theory of education, and a scholarly discipline than a philosophical system. Suggests concern with human values and interest.

Humanism

Which one breaks and which one saves icons? Iconoclasm_________ Iconophiles_______

Iconclasm breaks icons Iconophilies saves icons

Hiberno-Saxon was the Roman name for what Peoples? A. English B. German C. French D. Irish

Irish

He was buried in the most famous Christian relief sculpture Sarcophagus. A. Marcus Matinus B. Plato C. Junius Bassus D. Captain Spock

Junius Bassus

Annunciation to the Shepherds is in what book? A. Gospel Book of Otto III B. Lectionary of Henry II C. Gospel of John the Baptist D. Lindau Gospel

Lindau Gospel

This gospel had a lot of lavish decoration. A. Saint Gall B. Vulcan Gospels C. Lindau Gospels D. Jehovah Gospels

Lindau Gospels

Florence's landmark Cathedral.

Mario Del Fiore

This is a religion that worships 1 god. A. Polytheism B. Monotheism C. Jedi Order D. Sith Rights

Monotheism

A small-scale sculpture of the Virgin Mary used for chapel altars of churches along pilgrimage roads.____

Morgan Madonna

They used to decorate the temples with this tile based art form. A. Mosaic B. Frescos C. Watercolors D. Chiaroscuro

Mosaic

Who is the Prophet and founder of Islam? A. Muhammad B. Gandhi C. Moses D. Khales

Muhammad

Which is a great example of a high cross? A. Muiredach B. Blue Cros C. Colophon D. Caliphs

Muiredach

Stylized presentations of the holy mysteries by actors.

Mystery Plays

What city was destroyed by Vesuvius? A. Detroit B. Pompeii C. Rome D. Versailles

Pompeii

Body parts, clothing, or objects associated with a holy figure.____

Relics

Characterized in the 14-16th centuries as a "rebirth of Greco-Roman naturalism. Also valued the natural world, the individual, and humanity's worldly existence.

Renaissance

What art historians used to describe medieval art that appeared "Roman Like."______

Romanesqueasasas

This complex had the most impressive use of concrete. A. Sanctuary of Fortuna B. Portunas C. Vesta D. Pompeii

Sanctuary of Fortuna

In Norway they built these kind of churches A. Oseberg Church B. Durrow Church C. Stave church D. Gothic Church

Stave church

A revival of this practice in the Middle Ages. Inspired by the abundant remains of ancient statues throughout Rome. Used for impressing and educating a new and largely illiterate audience._________

Stone carving/sculptur

Dura-Europos had what two types of religious buildings? Pick two A. Synagogue B. Christian Community House C. Catacombs D. Basilica

Synagogue & Christian Community House

Bubonic plague in the 1340s that swept across Europe and considered the most devastating natural disaster in European history.

The Black Death

Gladiators fought here. A. Pompeii B. Venice C. The Colosseum D. Walmart

The Colosseum

In medieval Europe, armed pilgrimages aimed at recapturing the Holy Land from the Muslims._____

The Crusades

What it the name of the religious text of Islam? A. The Bible B. The Koran C. The Book of the Dead D. The Torah

The Koran

Iconoclasm_________

breaks icons

Iconophiles_______

saves icons