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When sculptural figures take the place of columns they are called
caryatids
flutes
triglyphs
jamb figures
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The work dates to
16th century
15th century
19th century
12th century
3
This work is an example of a
relief
sculpture in the round
mosaic
fresco
4
The name of this structure is
Erechtheion
Pantheon
Parthenon
Temple of Athena Nike
5
The work is a
mosaic
fresco
wall painting
limestone relief
6
Where was this sculpture originally placed
in a palace courtyard
inside a cathedral
in a town square
on the tomb of the pope
7
The treatment of this figure recalls works of art from
Minoan Crete
ancient Greece
Classical Greece and Rome
medieval France and Germany
8
The term “iconoclasm” may be defined as the
movement within Christianity that destroyed images
study of the meaning of subject matter in art
screen that separated the sanctuary from the body
technique in which a design is cut into a hard surface
9
The enclosed space of a mosque serves as a
hall for prayer and communal gathering
shrine for a cult image
mortuary temple for Muslim rulers
marketplace and temple
10
The architectural order shown is
doric
corinthian
ionic
tuscan
11
The architectural style of this portal is
Islamic
Classical Roman
Romanesque
Early Christian
12
A continuous band of sculptured decoration on a building is called
a gallery
a frieze
a fresco
an architrave
13
Where is the god Aten in this artwork
the male figure on the left of the composition
the round disc in the center of the image
the child sitting on the lap of the woman
the female figure on the right
14
A good example of a Paleolithicsculpture-in-the-round is
the Wandjina.
the Venusof Willendorf.
the Tuc d’Audoubert Bison.
the Venusof Laussel.
15
Stonehenge dates from the ________ period.
Neolithic
Late Jurassic
Mesolithic
Paleolithic
16
Paintings such as this are commonly dated to approximately
5,000 BCE
400 BCE
1200 CE
15,000 BCE
17
The lunette-shaped space above the doors is called a
frieze
pediment
tympanum
jamb
18
The image shows all of the following characteristics EXCEPT
a naturalistic approach to the figure
strong outlines
atmospheric perspective
a sense of vitality and movement
19
One factor contributing to the difference in these is the rise of
Christianity
Paganism
Islam
Russian Orthodoxy
20
The work shown was painted by
Bellini
Masaccio
Michelangelo
Botticelli
21
Which of the following cultures produced this sarcophagus?
Etruscan
Egyptian
Greek
Roman
22
Which of the following art historical periods did NOT influence San Vitale
Roman
Romanesque
Byzantine
Early Christian
23
Which of the following does NOT have a representation of abison?
Tuc d’Audoubert
Altamira
Stonehenge
La Madelaine
24
In the 15th century, the Medici family commissioned works of art by all of the following EXCEPT
Botticelli
Giotto
Fra Angelico
Donatello
25
This figure is a depiction of
David
Adam
Hermes
Hercules
26
The structural elements of Gothic architecture canbe illustrated by the relationship between
flying buttresses and ribbed vaulting
stained glass and jamb sculptures
tunnel vaults and pier buttresses
spherical domes and compound piers
27
The term “Paleolithic” refers to
New Stone Age
the Old Dispensation
Old Stone Age
Middle Stone Age
28
The work depicts a battle in which
Alexander the Great overthrew King Darius III
the Greeks won a naval war against the Persians at Salamis
Anglo-Saxons were defeated by Duke William at Hastings
Rome was sacked by the invading Visigoths
29
Both San vitale and the Parthenon have which of the following architectural features
ambulatory
oculus
pendentives
dome
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The figure was created by
Verrochio
Donatello
Bernini
Ghiberti