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1
Most early Christian art in Rome can be found in _____.
Temples
Public buildings
Basilicas
Catacombs
2
What architectural element organizes the canon tables of the
Lindisfarne Gospels
?
Squinches
Barrel vaults
Arcades
Pendentives
3
What ink was used to write the Greek text of the
Vienna Genesis
?
Black madder
Silver
Pilot G2
Gold
4
In the illustration
Rebecca and Eliezer at the Well
in the
Vienna Genesis
, why did Eliezer ask for water?
It was his best pick up line
He needed to take a bath
He was thirsty
He was tasked to find Isaac a wife
5
The
Lindisfarne Gospels
are an example of what type of art?
Greco-Roman
Hiberno-Saxon
Gothic
Outsider
6
The dome of the Hagia Sophia is supported by _____.
Squinches
Bemas
Vaults
Pendentives
7
How did travelers pay homage to Sainte-Foy?
They gave her gold coins
They lit a candle
They donated gemstones
They burnt incense
8
The dome of Hagia Sophia fell because _____.
It didn't feel like it
It was too steep
It was too shallow
The windows made it weak
9
Who commissioned Hagia Sophia?
Constantine
Emperor Justinian
Anthemius of Tralles
Mr. Peters from down the street
10
What was a popular motif in non-roman art in the middle ages?
Horses
Eagles
Bears
Elephants
11
The Bayeux Tapestry is made of what medium?
Bricks
Linen
The tears of the martyrs
Gold
12
Why were the relics of Sainte-Foy important to the church in Conques?
The church collected relics
They were part of the cult of Sainte-Foy
Sainte-Foy was baptized in that church
It brought pilgrims and wealth to the town
13
The Greek Chapel in the Catacomb of Priscilla had what style wall paintings?
Fourth Style
Second Style
Third Style
First Style
14
In 726, what emperor decreed that all religious images needed to be destroyed?
Emperor Di Caprio
Emperor Justinian
Emperor Leo III
Emperor Constantine
15
A perspective theory in which the orthogonals do not converge on the vanishing point of the picture.
Atmospheric perspective
One-point perspective
Reverse perspective
Linear perspective
16
What kind of plan is the Church of Sainte-Foy?
Cruciform
Jazzy
Basilica
Central
17
The ends of the Merovingian Looped Fibulae are shaped like what animal?
Bear
Kitty cat
Eagle
Dog
18
The invention of what helped the preservation of medieval manuscripts?
Lime
Gum Arabic
Codex
Gold Leaf
19
In early Christian art, what do peacocks symbolize?
Earth
Eternal life
The Trinity
Christ's sacrifice
20
What shows the artist of
The Good Shepherd Fresco
was familiar with Roman sculpture?
The curls in Jesus' hair
The inclusion of olive trees
The contrapposto stance of Jesus
The inclusion of goats
21
In
Emperor Justinian and His Attendants
, what center of power is
not
represented?
Church
Legislative
Emperor
Military
22
A(n) _____ is a repository or receptacle for relics.
Taberna
Cubiculum
Requiem
Reliquary
23
What do the depictions of Jonah, Daniel, and Moses indicate?
A desire to renew the faith of the past
The capacity of biblical characters to constantly find themselves in a bind
A desire to be saved
The cult status of those biblical characters
24
What made fibulae popular?
Roman military campaigns
Saint Augustus
Goldsmiths
Merovingian elite
25
The design of Hagia Sophia was the fusing of a central-plan building and what other design?
Forum
Mosque
Basilica
Temple
26
What's the meaning of the saints making eye contact with the viewer in
Virgin and Child Between Sts Theodore and George?
They are more holy than the viewer
They are intimidating
They are most like the viewer in their level of holiness
They are the closest to God
27
What is the symbol of Saint Luke?
A winged calf/ox
An eagle
A winged man
A lion
28
What is one of the most commonly found objects in nomadic burial sites?
Jouy-le-Comte
Merovingian
Pyxis
Fibulae
29
How did the early Christians choose to depict the theme of death and resurrection?
Paintings of bulb flowers like tulips
Images from the Old Testament
Painted eggs
Sculptures of doves
30
In 1453 the architecture of Hagia Sophia was altered. How was it altered?
A large mosaic was added
The dome was lowered
Four minarets were added to the design
The windows of the dome were removed
31
What book of the Bible is
not
in the
Lindisfarne Gospels
?
Matthew
Mark
Romans
Luke
32
Although the Old Testament prohibited it, what is one reason why Christian art exists?
They sought to form a new way of worshiping
They no longer followed the Ten Commandments
The important role images played in Jewish life
The important role images played in Greco-Roman culture
33
What is the symbol associated with the Gospel writer John?
Lion
Winged calf/ox
Eagle
Winged man/man
34
The medium used for the icon of
The Virgin and Child Between Saints Theodore and George
is what?
Fresco
Mosaic
Oil on panel
Encaustic
35
Which of the following is an architectural element found in Santa Sabina?
Groin vault
Truss roof
Domed interior
Double apse interior
36
The Bayeux Tapestry depicts what battle?
The Battle of the Briar
The Battle of Hastings
The Battle of London
The Battle of the Bulge
37
Eadfrith utilized what element with writing "NIAM" on St. Luke's incipit page?
Pattern
Line
Unity
Negative space
38
The
Vienna Genesis
was made of calfskin dyed what color?
Blue
Red
Purple
Orange
39
What style is the Church of Sainte-Foy?
Classical
Modern
Gothic
Romanesque
40
What was the purpose of the cruciform plan?
Control the crowds of pilgrims
Guided people through the service
Allowed the priest to reach all areas of the sanctuary
To remind the supplicants of the crucifixion
41
The Orant Fresco shows a woman in stages. At what stage of life is she when she is in the orant pose?
Marriage
Motherhood
Childhood
Afterlife
42
What is a subject that is commonly depicted later in Christian art but is not found in the early period?
Daniel
Portraits of the Popes
Jonah
The Crucifixion
43
How is the Bayeux Tapestry unique in Romanesque art?
It shows architecture
It depicts an event in full detail shortly after it occurred
It is embroidered
It depicts a battle
44
Who most likely illuminated the
Lindisfarne Gospels
?
Eadfrith
Conques
St. Foy
St. Cuthbert
45
Which is an example of how the Bayeux Tapestry is closely related to Romanesque manuscript illumination?
Borders have real and imaginary animals found in illuminations
It is depicted like it was a scroll
People are depicted in battle
Explanatory Greek text accompanies the pictures
46
In the mosaic
Christ Enthroned
at the Church of San Vitale, how do we know Christ holds the book of the apocalypse?
Jesus always holds the book of the apocalypse
Only Jesus can hold the book
The name of the book is written
It has the seven seals
47
Why is the
Bayeux Tapestry
thought to be an accurate representation of events leading up to the Battle of Hastings?
An historian from the era said it was accurate
The artists utilized written accounts when they created it
It was made within a generation of the defeat of the Anglo-Saxons
People involved in the battle dictated what was included
48
The Merovingian Looped Fibulae are an example of what enamel technique in which metal wire is affixed to the surface.
Embroidery
Pendentive
Cloisonné
Repoussé
49
A page of mainly geometrical ornamentation at the beginning of a Gospel with little or no text is _____.
Tapestry page
Carpet page
Parquet page
Linoleum page
