AP Art History Terms Review

How is this church nave covered?

In Church architecture what is a nave?

The Renaissance period in Italy that include the 1500s (or 16th century) is known as

The technique where thin bands of metal separate colored areas is known as

illuminated manuscript

Below is an area in Athens built onto a hill. What is the name of this kind of hilltop construction?

Creating depth by making distant objects less detailed, hazier and lighter value (Hunters in the Snow Bruegel the Elder)

The Athenian Agora is:

A passageway around the apse of church

What is the term for human like charactertistics found on a non-human object like the stele shown below

What scene is depicted on the frieze in the "Great altar of Zeus and Athena at Pergamon"?

How is this example of Kufic calligraphy read

Horror Vacui is:

Below is the floorplan for the Church of Saint Foy. What is the name for this style of floor plan?

Encaustic, like that used for Virgin and Child Between Saints Theodore and George, is

What is encanchado?

Early Christian underground passageways and burial areas, such as those of Perscilla shown here, were known as

What is the name of the Egyption symbol of life shown below?

A triple projecting, grooved member of a Doric frieze that alternates with metopes.

What are fibulae?

The relief carving above a church door, like The Last Judgement above the Church of Saint-Foy shown below, is known as

Hierarchy of scale:

Many early Christian churches, (like Santa Sabina shown below,) were converted from this Roman court building

What are Casta Paintings?

Iconoclasm is connected to the belief that...?

This biombo was influenced by _________.

Raphael's use of orthogonal lines that converge on a vanishing point in School of Athens is known as

The tenebrism used here by carvaggio is an exaggerated version of highly developed light and dark values known as

What type of photography was used for The Artists Studio, shown below

Which of the following characteristics is typical of an hypostyle hall?