Duplicate of AP Art History Semester Review

The destruction of religious images is known as

The Stele of Hammurabi is a work of ancient Mesopotamian art and:

The frescoes of this chapel were commissioned by a

The modeling of the figures on the relief reveals the influence of

This fresco shown was painted by

This work is

The Arch of Titus functions as a

This object is typical of Viking art because it is

Which of the following best describes the sculpture on the left?

The mihrab above functions primarily as

A characteristic of French Gothic cathedrals is the use of

The three orders of Greek architecture are the ___ , ___ , & ____ orders.

The monument is associated with which religious traditions?

The walls of this chapel depict events from the life of

Byzantine centrally planned structures often contained

The overall structure shown in the image served as

The key to deciphering Egyptian hieroglyphics was provided by the

In ancient Mesopotamia, the material most often used for building was

The monument is located in

A stele is best described as

The  __ period is named for the influence of Egypt, the Near East, and Asia Minor on Greek art.

The façade of Reims Cathedral shows which of the following?

The motifs are typical of which style from the Medieval Period?

The technique used in creating the object involves a multi-step enamel process called

The purpose of this fresco was to

The technique of painting on a wet plaster surface is called

This image shows a staircase leading to the

Egyptian pylon temples demonstrate

The mihrab’s decoration features all of the following EXCEPT

The 3 phases of the Classical Period are:

This figure is an example of what kind of Greek vase?

A major accomplishment of the architect Sinan was to

In which of the following periods was the statue of the Dying Gaul made?

This sculpture deliberately evokes which earlier work?

All of the following are true about the Bayeux Tapestry EXCEPT:

The exteriors of Etruscan temples often featured

The walls of this chapel were painted by

In the early Christian Middle Ages, animals were used as symbols for

What term refers to the building type typically used for Early Christian churches?

The female pharaoh __________ was one of the few women to have ruled Egypt.

This fresco decorates which of the following?

Caryatids were figures that could be found on

This work was intended to function as a

The Column of Trajan contains a winding band of reliefs that depict

The scale and imagery of the complex assert the authority of

This architectural monument is the

The object shown was found in

What style of Greek pottery was this vase done in?

What is the Buddhist devotional practice of  walking along a path

An important early-sixteenth-century patron of the arts was

The belief that only one god created and rules the universe.

Presenting standing figures with opposing alternations of tension

This work is located in a

The ancient Greeks believed that, like humans, their gods had what flaw?

When the ancient Romans approached the Pantheon what has hidden until inside?

This sculpture was made in which period?

The object functioned as a

Reliefs of animal combat on the staircase symbolize

Which of the following is most characteristic of Titian’s paintings?

Caused the increase in monumental stone sculpture in France and Spain in the medieval period.

The complex shown is located at the site of

A function of this sculpture was to

Polykleitos was the famous sculptor of the Spear Bearer, but he also

Both artists were interested in the study and depiction of

What did pilgrims get as a souvenir for their journey to Santiago de Compostela?

The Greeks called __________ the “land between the rivers.”