Illuminated manuscript (ink, tempera, gold leaf on vellum)

The two towers of this cathedral were built 100 years apart

Dedication Page with Blanche of Castile and King Louis IX of France

Stone (architecture); stone and paint (tympanum)

Christ is depicted healthy and strong

Church 1050-1130 CE, Reliquary of Sainte Foy 9th century

Contains realistic relief sculptures on the tympanum

Queen Blanch is Louis IX's wife

People are depicted in Greek clothing

Chartres Cathedral (Notre-Dame de Chartres)

This is the tympanum above the central portal on Chartres Cathedral

The scene shows the Normans on horses defeating the Saxons

Scenes from the Apocalypse, from a Bibles moralisée

Her head is from an Etruscan statue of a child

Church of Sainte-Foy contains the relic of Mary's tunic

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1
Period?
Romanesque Europe
Gothic Europe
Late Medieval Europe
Early Renaissance
2
Material?
illuminated manuscript (ink, tempera, gold leaf on canvas)
illuminated manuscript (ink, tempera, gold leaf on papyrus)
illuminated manuscript (ink, tempera, gold leaf on wood)
Illuminated manuscript (ink, tempera, gold leaf on vellum)
3
All are true EXCEPT
Great Portal on the West Facade of Chartres Cathedral
The two towers of this cathedral were built 100 years apart
Contains jamb statues of Kings and Queens of Old Testament
Christ is shown in a mandorla
4
Name?
Dedication Page with Blanche of Castile and King Louis XVI of France
Dedication Page with Eleanor of England and King Louis XVIII of France
Dedication Page with Blanche of Castile and King Louis IX of France
Dedication Page with Eleanor of England and King Louis XX of France
5
Name?
Berlin Pieta
Hamburg Pieta
Bavarian Pieta
Röttgen Pietà
6
Materials?
Granite, stained glass
Terracotta
Marble, stained glass
Stone (architecture); stone and paint (tympanum)
7
All are true EXCEPT
Christ is depicted healthy and strong
The gruesome image was intended to inspire personal piety
Created during times of war, famine, and plague
Late Gothic focuses on the suffering of Christ, Christus patiens
8
Culture?
Middle Rhine, Germany
English or Norman
Conques, France
Chartres, France
9
Dates?
Church 1050-1130 CE, Reliquary of Sainte Foy 9th century
Church 1350-1430 CE, Reliquary of Sainte Foy 9th century
Church 850-930 CE, Reliquary of Sainte Foy 9th century
Church 1050-1130 CE, Reliquary of Sainte Foy 12th
10
Material?
pigment on papyrus
pigment on canvas
Embroidery on linen
pigment on linen
11
Culture?
English or Norman
Conques, France
Middle Rhine, Germany
Chartres, France
12
All are true EXCEPT
Contains realistic relief sculptures on the tympanum
The apse has radiating chapels where pilgrims visit saint's shrines
This was a pilgrimage church
Contains a barrel-vaulted nave
13
Culture?
Chartres, France
Conques, France
English or Norman
Middle Rhine, Germany
14
All are true EXCEPT
Queen Blanch is Louis IX's wife
Queen Blanche is passing Christian morals on to son, Louis IX
Queen Blanche was the patron
A priest is dictating to a scribe
15
All are true EXCEPT
Roundels contain strong black outline and bright colors
Scenes from the Apocalypse
Roundels serve as illustrations for moralized bible
People are depicted in Greek clothing
16
Name?
Church of Sainte-Foy
Florence Cathedral
Chartres Cathedral (Notre-Dame de Chartres)
Arena (Scrovegni) Chapel
17
Date?
566-680 CE
1366-1380
266-280 CE
1066-1080 CE
18
Name?
Church of Sainte-Foy
Chartres Cathedral
San Vitale
Mosque of Cordoba
19
All are true EXCEPT
Figures are heavily stylized in composite or frontal poses
Purpose is to cause the pilgrims to fear hell and worship the Christian god
"Hand of God" is beckoning to the Sainte-Foy
This is the tympanum above the central portal on Chartres Cathedral
20
Period?
Early Italian Renaissance
Romanesque Europe
Late Medieval Europe
Gothic Europe
21
Dates?
1300-1325 CE
600-625 CE
1500-1525 CE
900-925 CE
22
Materials?
marble, stained glass
Stone (architecture); stone and paint (tympanum)
terracotta, wood
Limestone, stained glass
23
Material?
Painted limestone
Painted wood
Painted marble
Painted terracotta
24
Period?
Gothic Europe
Early Islam
Romanesque Europe
Early Medieval Europe
25
All are true EXCEPT
The scene shows the Normans on horses defeating the Saxons
75 scenes ending in Battle of Hastings in 1066 CE
Patron was Odo, Bishop of Bayeux, half brother to William the Conqueror
William the Conqueror becomes the first Norman (French) King of England
26
Period?
Early Medieval Europe
Early Italian Renaissance
Gothic Europe
Romanesque Europe
27
Name?
Odo's Tapestry
British Tapestry
Bayeux Tapestry
Normandy Tapestry
28
Culture?
English or Norman
Chartres, France
Conques, France
Middle Rhine, Germany
29
Period?
Early Italian Renaissance
Gothic Europe
Romanesque Europe
Late Medieval Europe
30
Dates?
825-845 CE
4250-445 CE
1525-1545 CE
1225-1245 CE
31
Name?
Scenes from Genesis, from a Bibles moralisée
Scenes from the Apocalypse, from a Bibles moralisée
Scenes from the Flood, from a Bibles moralisée
Scenes of Liberation, from a Bibles moralisée
32
All are true EXCEPT
Her head is from an Etruscan statue of a child
It is a reliquary that holds the relics of Saint-Foy
Having the reliquary brought pilgrims and money to Conques, France
Saint-Foy is a martyr, someone who dies for their faith
33
All are true EXCEPT
Abbot Sugar designed Gothic cathedrals that emphasized stained glass.
Chartres Cathedral's rose window
Pax Nova means new light
Example of plate tracery
34
All are true EXCEPT
Chartres Cathedral is dedicated to Mary
Church of Sainte-Foy contains the relic of Mary's tunic
Notre Dame de la Belle Verriere (Our Lady of the Beautiful Window)
demonstrates Lux Nova

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