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This is an example of
Islamic Organic Relief
God is the only Victor in Caligraphy
Wall decoration in the Al Hambra
Ilkhanid Mihrab
2
What would be placed here?
A votive figure
An offering to God
A relic
Torah scroll
3
Title this Artwork
Menorahs and Ark of the Covenant
Wall with Torah Niche
Mosaic floor Beth Alpha Synagogue
Jewish wall painting From a synagogue in Syria
4
What media is shown here?
Blown Glass
Wheel thrown Ceramic
Mosaic Relief
Gold Inlay
5
Name the location
Church of Santa Costanza
Church of Santa Sabina
Mausoleum of St. Lawrence
Oratory of Galla Placidia
6
How is Christ shown here?
As the Good Shepard
In the lower lunette
In the central medallion
With his hands raised in blessing
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What is being illustrated in this lunette?
A suggestion to Christ’s Resurrection
Christ walking on water
Ascent into Heaven
Old Testament story of Jonah and the Whale
8
Where is this cieling Fresco?
Catacomb of SS Peter and Marcellinus
Sistine Chappel
Catacombs of Constantine
Under a private home
9
What is illustrated here?
Hajj
The symbolic center of the Islamic world
The Kaaba
Courtyard, Masjid-I,
10
Name this place
Mosque of Sultan Selim
La Mezquita
The Alhambra
Masjid-I
11
Name the structure
Beth Alpha Synagogue
Church of St. George
Oratory of Galla Placidia
Catacomb of Commodilla
12
Title the structure
Church of St. George
Catacomb of Commodilla
Beth Alpha Synagogue
Oratory of Galla Placidia
13
What anchient technique for showing importance is used here?
Images of weaponry
Duplicating the Main Character
Hierarchical Scale
Hands coming from above
14
Name this place
Cubiculum of Leonis,
Santa Costanza Ambulatory
Oratory of Galla Placidia
Church of Santa Sabina
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What is represented here?
Tile mosaic walls contained Tugras
Court or Masjid-I
Prayer Hall
Baghad Kiosk Alcove
16
This building is used as a place of worship for which religion?
Islam
Judaism
Paganism
Christianity
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Why is the main figure repeated here?
to show his spirit
because he is the most important element of this event
In order to tell different parts of the story
because it is 2 different stories
18
Where is this
Church of Santa Costanza
Rome
Jerusalem
La Mezquita
19
What Saint is represented here?
Paul
Luke
Mark
Peter
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Which is not a common charactoristic of Islamic Art?
Mosaics
Organic Patterns
Representations of the Profits
Repeating Geometric Patters
21
What do you call these types of windows? (Yellow Arrows)
Clerestory windows
Collonade Windows
Upper-Level Portals
Ceiling Windows
22
What do these 3 artworks have in common?
All show Christ as the good shepherd
All are mosaics
All are frescos
All are in catacombs
23
Name this place
Courtyard, Masjid-i
Baghad Kiosk
Comares Palace
Taj Mahal
24
What was the result of the Edict of Milan?
Christianity became illegal
Milan became the center of the Roman Empire
Christianity was legalized
Milan was free from Roman Rule
25
What do these two have in common?
Both sites were used by Christians at one time in history
Both have Ambulatories
Both were mausoleums
Both were used by Muslims at one time in history
26
What is this and why is it important?
Contains passages from the Qur’an
Ilkhanid Mihrab
Niche to store the Torah
Shows the direction of Mecca
27
Where is this mosaic?
Church of Santa Costanza
Oratory of Galla Placidia
Church of St. George
Audience Hall of Constantius Chlorus
28
Name the structure
Dome of the Rock
La Mezquita
Taj Mahal
Mosque of Sultan Selim
29
Name the place
The Alhambra
Mosque of Sultan Selim
Madrasa-Mausoleum-Mosque
Taj Mahal
30
Where is this artwork
In the Apse of a Christian Basilica
In the Naive of a Jewish Synagogue
In the Ambulatory of a Central Plan Church
In the Narthex of a Latin Cross Plan Church
31
Name the place
Court of the Lions
Hall of the Abencerrajes
Partal Palace
Lion Palace
32
Which religion utilized these types of architectural designs for their place of worship?
Judaism
All of these
Islam
Christianity
33
Which image shows the primary basilica plan?
3
4
1
2
34
What realm is shown in area 1?
Metaphysical
Altar
Celestial
Metaphysical
35
This is inside of what structure?
Catacomb of Commodilla
Oratory of Galla Placidia
A synagogue in Syria
Catacomb of SS Peter and Marcellinus
36
What type of columns are shown here?
Corinthian
Doric
Tuscan
Ionic
37
What is this?
Medallion rug
Page from the Qur’an
Islamic Prayer Rug
Manuscript of a Sulawesi Qur’an
38
Title this artwork
The Will of God
Moses saving the Jews
The Crossing of the Red Sea
Escape from Egypt
39
Title the piece
Ark of the Covenant
Baptistère de Saint Louis
Basin of Allah
Mamluk Glass Oil Lamp
40
Name this architectural element that directs movement around a central alter
Meander
Collonade
Rotunda
Ambulatory
41
What is being shown here?
A Minbar
Illuminated manuqcript
Cautionary Tales
The Maqamat of Al-Hariri
42
What is used here to create the illusion of depth and space?
Gold mosaic pieces
Atmospheric perspective
Linear Perspective
Intuitive Perspective
43
Were is this?
Great Mosque of Cordoba
Spain
La Mezquita
Jerusalem
44
What is illustrated here?
One of the earliest Christian mausoleums
A Pagan Altar and Mausoleum
Church of Santa Costanza
A central plan synagogue
45
What is the significanve of the number 5 in Islam?
5 primary profits
5 years for Mahamid to come back to Mecca
5 pillars of faith
prayer 5 times of day
46
What is this?
Blue Qur’an
A Tugra
Most lavish Qur’an manuscripts ever created
Medallion rug
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What is hapening here?
Illustration of Christian slave labor
Syncretism
Harvesting of the Grapes
symbolic representation of death and resurrection
