Let's Get Medieval!

Masaccio's Holy Trinity fresco uses this Renaissance invention to create the illusion of depth:

If I’m painting directly into the wet plaster of a wall or a ceiling  I am painting a ___.

He traveled South from Germany to Italy to study the art scene there: 

What illuminated manuscript is this image most likely to have come from? 

This was the largest church in Constantinople until Islam converted it into a mosque:

The fragments of this sculpture represent an individual who: (More than one correct answer)

Someone who commissions, or pays, an artist to do work is called a 

In The Madonna enthroned, Florentine painter, Giotto uses ___ paint and ___ leaf 

Where is the Deésis Mosaic located?

The Birth of Venus was painted by whom? 

A structure used in gothic cathedrals to keep walls from falling over is called a____. 

What is this? (More than one correct answer) 

How can you tell that this painting is not the work of a Renaissance painter?

An image made by arranging small tiles of glass or marble into wet cement is a __.

Idealistic and youthful is to Greek statues as __and ____is to Roman statues.

The Pantheon was more advanced than the Parthenon because the Pantheon featured ___. 

Manuscript literally means______________.

Her portrait wasn’t world famous until its theft from the Louvre in 1911. Who is she?

Narrative scenes were important in Gothic Cathedrals because most church patrons could neither 

Chartres Cathedral in France features a circular stained-glass window called a _____window.

Even though he didn't like to paint, he spent four years painting the Sistine Chapel Ceiling

This ornamental purse lid was discovered in Suffolk England. It had come from the wreck of the_

Who sketched a helicopter 500 years early and wrote in mirror-script? 

Who made the Bayeux tapestry? 

What architectural style is Chartres Cathedral?