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AP Art History Unit 9 - #aparthistory #earlyeuropeanandcolonialamerica
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1
Woman Holding a Balance was painted by whom
Jesus
Johannes Vermeer
Rachel Ruysch
Rembrandt van Rijn
2
The painters of the catacombs preferred the fresco technique because
mosiacs were unavailable
oil paint doesn't blend well on walls
Christians prefer frescos
fresco forms a permanent bond with the wall
3
Enrico Scrovengni, the patron of the Arena Chapel, had the building built and decorated to
honor the memeory of St. Francis
commemorate the Virgin of Guadalupe
expiate the sin of usury
house is collection of chocolate bunnies
4
The subject matter of the Bayeux Tapestry is similar to
the Column of Trajan
The temple of Zeus and Athena at Pergamon
The Niobides Krater
scenes from the Vienna Genesis
5
Raphael’s overall composition influencedby Leonardo da Vinci’s ____________
Young lady with a fur
The Mona Lisa
Vitruvian Man
The Last Supper
6
This work featurs the only image of Rembrandt with his wife together in an etching
School of Athens
Theodora
Self-Portrait with Saskia
The Hunt
7
This reliquary contains:
The head of a child
medieval coins
crushed bones
stained glass
8
The mosaics of Justinian and Theodora have been placed in San Vitale
because they were fancy
as a thank you for helping to construct the building
as stand-ins to symbolize their semi-divine status
to commemorate a state visit
9
The windows of Santa Sabina lack glass. Instead they are filled with....
nothing - they are empty
wood
bricks
colorless gypsum
10
The Virgin of Guadalupe
was painted in which year?
515
1698
2016
1777
11
This painting is aconstruct of perfect specimens all in bloom a the same time
Fruit and Insects
Hagia Sophia
Good Shepherd
Grapes and Peaches
12
a figure with its hands raised in prayer is known as a....
Gospels
Apse
Contrapasto
Orant Figure
13
The division of painted spaces in Good Shepherd fresco(Catacombs of Priscilla) is influenced by
the Pantheon
Greek friezes from the Great Altar of Zeus
vase paintings from the Niobides Krater
Roman wall paintings seen in the House of Vettii
14
Where is Santa Sabina located?
London, England
Denver, Colorado
Ancient Egypt
Rome, Italy
15
The literary source for this work is
The Illiad
The Scarlet Letter
The New Testament
The Odyssey
16
Frontispiece of the Codex Mendoza was constructed using
Gold Leaf on vellum
Ink and color on paper
Oil on wood
Oil on canvas
17
One of three paintings illustrating the life of Saint Matthew in a chapel dedicated to him
Jesus and Friends
Adam and Eve
Calling of Saint Matthew
Tax Man
18
A "Nave" is...
a sunken panel in the ceiling
a figure with its hands raised in prayer
a underground passage way
the main isle of a church
19
How many miles does the Catacomb of Priscilla extend ?
100
3,000
to many to count
7
20
The Merovingian looped fibula utilizeds horror vacui and chasing techniques common
Byzantine tradition
Greek tradition
Roman tradition
Celtic tradition
21
The Catacomb of Priscilla, 200-400 , tufa and fresco, Rome Italy, contains...
evidence of a primitive society
an architectural element known as a Spoila
ancient seven grain breads
seven popes and many early Christian martyrs
22
This work depicts the Ideal image of humans before the Fall ofMan
The Last Judgement
Adam and Eve
Hagia Sophia
Catacombs of Pricilla
23
The ground plan of the Hagia Sophia suggests that
the mihrab faces Mecca
is is a combination of a central and basilican plan
columns are used as decorative elements vs. internal support
was a holding cite for cheese
24
Botticell iis breaking this convention by from showing
baby angels
open sea shells
floating figurs
a nude Venus
25
Where is the earliest surviving Art Work produced by Christians is located
in catacombs
on a pirate ship
in art galleries
in private homes
26
Romanesque architecture can be characterized as
small, intimate, and warm
soaring, vertical and uplifting
unbalanced and irregular
thick, heavy, and massive
27
The cathedral at Chartres is typical of Gothic churches in that it
is spooky
uses flying buttresses to stabilize tall naves
is all about the lord
has an oculus to admit light
