ART 101 Art History Review

This was term used for the destruction of religious images used during the Byzantine Empire.

The “City of the Dead” was the nickname for this large complex of subterranean burial chambers.

Which Emperor made Christianity an official religion.

The subterranean tombs that were dug around Rome to bury Christians where called ...?

What structure did Christians choose as the model for their places of worship?

Which period does this structure fit into?

What new technology allowed for smaller and deeper marks to be made into sculpture?

Etruscans typically bury their dead this way.

This amateur architect became Emperor, had Apollodorus killed, and built the Pantheon.

What are religious images called that are used for worship?

What is the name for Jesus as the judge of the world or the last judgment?

These people were regular attendants to social events and appalled the Greeks.

Etruscan temples were made mainly of this material.

Which Roman Emperor burned down Rome and built his Golden Palace in its place.

What makes the Temple of Vesta significant to Roman Architecture?

What is the architectural device used to support the dome of Hagia Sophia?

The Column of Trajan told of the battle between the Romans and this group of people

Julius Caesar, one of the greatest rulers. Where did he put his image that angered many?

This is a story that is pictured on this sarcophagus.

San Vitale had many religious mosaics inside and had an illustration of which ruler?

This Emperor used Apollodorus of Damascus as the architect of many of his building projects.

This Emperor reclaimed the stolen land from Nero and built the Coliseum in its place

Jonah was a common theme in Early Christian imagery - Typology compared it to this story.

This material was preferred by the Etruscans for sculpture.

This was the name of the “Treasury” and the entrance to Petra. The City of Stone

In this, Christ's Ascension, there is one person who is pictured here that is not in scripture.

This new technology was a major part of architecture during the Roman Empire