Gothic Art

Painted by the "last of the Byzantine"

It's either Giotto or Cimabue.......either way it's "The Madonna Enthroned"

A longstanding tradition in Byzantine art, these paintings are called by what name?

While a minor church, its literary connections have made it the most visited church in Paris.

Named for the sound you make when using mouthwash, they kept the foundations of churches dry.

A common element in Gothic churches, this round window was usually dedicated to Mary.

The center aisle in a christian church is called?

This type of art, made from tesserae

An ancient Roman basilica, this church interior dates to the 4th century

A rare sight indeed, this baptistry includes the image of what "guest" at the baptism of Christ

He ushered in the Gothic style with a view on the role of architecture plays in faith.

Home of the gladiators, this is the Flavian Amphitheater; better known as the

Built as a private royal chapel, is housed over 30 relics, and walls of stained glass.

The fifth largest church in the world

The most famous Byzantine church, the dome can appear to float.

It was built at the request of what banking family?

A popular scene in both the Gothic and Renaissance, Giotto includes a particularly painful Hell

Using compositional tools, Giotto focuses the viewer on the emotional center of the scene.

An architectural element designed to provide support when walls could not.

The dome of the Hagia Sophia rest on a square base because of this architectural element

No longer standing, it has been replaced by a larger cathedral of the same name.

This work added what layer of iconography

Featuring a coffered dome with a oculus, this famous Roman structure is named what?

An example of mature Gothic, it still relies on this system of division by three.