stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Part 1 of Unit 3 Early Europe and Colonial Americas - AP Art History Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Part 1 of Unit 3 Early Europe and Colonial Americas - AP Art History
Part 1 of Unit 3 Early Europe and Colonial Americas - AP Art History
31 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
99 plays
A #fun #art #history Quiz to #learn the #art of #Early #Europe #and #Colonial #Americas :-)
Flashcards
31 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
31
Answers
1
What type of architectural plan is this?
Axial Plan
Catacomb Plan
Central plan
2
What do the elk, ox, cat, and rabbit represent in Dürer's "Adam and Eve?"
the four seasons
the four humors
the four cardinal directions
the four noble truths
3
This sculpture is a ______, or a cylindrical box in which makeup and/or perfumes were stored.
amphora
pyxis
krater
stele
4
Brugel's "Hunters in the Snow" represents the _______ Period.
Northern Renaissance
High Renaissance
Early Baroque
Mannerist
5
What is a haggadah?
A hollow sculpture holding a person's remains
Jewish book of prayers and readings, used in Passover seder
Christian book of Bible texts, used to teach French royals
An altarpiece depicting Jewish traditions
6
What part of the mosque is number one and what does it face towards?
Sentir, Cordoba
Mihrab, Mecca
Minaret, Mecca
Minbar, Jerusalem
7
What is one older interpretation of the use of the Arnolfini Portrait?
marriage contract
pregnancy announcement
commission for a monastery
advertisement for Arnolfini's cloth
8
What technique does the "Lamentation" image in the Arena/Scrovegni Chapel demonstrate?
trompe l'oeil
di sotto en sú
linear perspective
atmospheric perspective
9
Cranach's "Allegory of Law and Grace" is a visual representation of what ideology?
Catholic
Evangelical
Lutheran
10
Where is Alhambra located?
Spain
France
Iran
Holland
11
This image was created using
Tempera paint
Encaustic (wax)
Enconchados
Oil paint
12
What type of window is this and what period is it from?
Squinch Window, Romanesque
Pinnacle Window, Gothic
Rose Window, Gothic
Clover window, Medieval
13
Where is this mosaic located, and who does it depict?
San Vitale; San Vitalis
Chartres Cathedral; Jesus
San Vitale; Byzantine Emperor Justinian
Hagia Sophia; Roman Emperor Justinian
14
What architectural element is Number 1
Ambulatory
Apse
Nave
Narthex
15
What type of art is this, and who used it?
Bible moralisée; poor people
Bible moralisée; royals
illuminated manuscript; poor people
illuminated manuscript; royals
16
How has Hagia Sophia functioned over time?
Church > mosque > synagogue
Church > mosque > museum
Mosque > church > museum
Synagogue > mosque > museum
17
What does the Bayeux Tapestry depict?
the Battle of Hastings
the Hundred Years' War
the Battle of Normandy
the French Revolution
18
What is the purpose of Bibles moralisées?
They taught a Christian moral to the French royal family.
They taught French poor people how to read.
They taught secular morals in a Biblical context.
They demonstrated Lutheran ideals.
19
What do you call the semi-circle area above the entrance with relief carvings?
Triptych
Tympanum
Reliquary
Medieval Bay
20
Which word refers to reused/recycled architectural elements used again in a new building.
Loculi
Pendatives
Vellum
Spolia
21
What is an ambulatory for?
A large open space to give room for the choir
A place for the priest to speak to the congregation
Creates height as part of the 3 part bay
A walkway around the apse for pilgrims
22
What period is this church from?
Early Christian
Romanesque
Gothic
23
What Christian scene does the Merode Altarpiece depict?
Annunciation
Visitation
Lamentation
Ascension
24
What time period is this church from?
Early Christian
Romanesque
Gothic
25
The Lindisfarne Gospels is a(n) ______, or a bound parchment or paper book.
illuminated manuscript
scroll
codex
Bible moralisee
26
What do you call the outside supports that arch over to the wall?
Pendentives
Flying Buttress
Spolia
Pinnacles
27
What style/period is Chartres Cathedral from?
Gothic
Renaissance
Romanesque
Medieval
28
What is inside the reliquary figure in the Church of Sainte-Foy?
offerings from pilgrims
human remains
holy water
donations from patrons
29
What are fibulae?
earrings
brooches
necklaces
hairpins
30
What time period is this church from?
Early Christian
Romanesque
Gothic
31
Why are some of the first Christian art images in the Catacomb of Priscilla?
Christians had to practice their religion in secret.
Christianity required that images be painted underground.
Christians could only afford to host services underground.
The paintings were meant to serve the dead.
