Period Styles Review Game

What is the name of the large hip pads that women wore during the Rococo Period?

Hairstyle worn by men/women in the Rococo Period that was swept up from the face and worn high on the head:

Who painted this:

These supports were used extensively in Gothic architecture:

The shortest aisle that crosses the longer central aisle of the Latin Cross Church is called a/n:

What is this:

The fortified wall that wrapped around a castle or a city was called a barbican.

This white cloth was worn around a woman's head/neck/shoulders to signify modesty (made popular by nuns the world over)

Name this structure that is credited as the first true Gothic church:

The aristocracy of the Rococo Period were challenged by the rise of the bourgeoisie.

The cape-like outer garment worn by women in the Baroque Period was called this:

Who painted this:

The use of extreme lightness and extreme darkness in a painting is called:

What is the name of this building that exhibits horizontal Gothic style?

Garments made of fabrics of 2 different colors/patterns were called:

This close-fitting top worn by men featured sleeves:

The central area of the castle where the living quarters and food were stored is called the great hall.

The stones aligned on the outer corners of buildings are called:

This dress with a tight bodice, long pleated skirt, and long flared sleeves was popular during the middle ages:

This type of inlaid wood floor is called:

The rectilinear & symmetrical layout of buildings/gardens implying a processional pathway is axial planting.

What kind of arch is this?

What kind of sleeve is this Betty wearing?

What pattern is this?

Name the surface ornamentation used on the ceiling of this Tudor style home:

The alternating masonry stones atop a castle are called:

Name this popular shoe worn during the medieval/Gothic period:

The lowest 1/3 of the wall that can be decorated with wainscoting is called the:

This sleeveless garment was made popular during the Renaissance:

What is a justacorps?

Unlike pediments, gables have an angle less than 90 degrees.

These leg coverings became popular with men during the Renaissance

What kind of hat is this:

The lowest level of this building is an example of rustication:

What is the name of this semicircular structure above the main doors of a Romanesque Church?

What type of arch is this:

Which time period does this painting best represent?

Vertical exterior wall supports that featured an arch between the support and the exterior wall are:

What is the name of the decorative projecting ornamentation shown here:

The periwig was made popular by Louis XIII after he lost his hair

A low chest of drawers (usually veneered) introduced in the Baroque era was called a commode.

This sassy little hat is called a/n:

The under skirt "cage" that was made of wood or metal to maintain its shape was called a/n:

The name of the piece that men used to lace in the center of their trunk hose is called a/n:

The style of pulling the under fabric through the slits of the top garment is called slash and ruffing.

The longest aisle of the Latin Cross Style Cathedral is called a/n:

What are the decorative points along the flared sleeve in this image called?

The space above the nave arches that often featured windows as a source of light is called the:

Name this Romanesque structure:

Carved floor to ceiling wood panelling that was dark during Baroque, but painted light in Rococo:

The scarf worn by an older woman to cover the open bodice of her gown was called a: