Gothic and Medieval Art Review

Describe the characteristics/ elements that make up a typical Gothic Cathedral.

Two primary styles of Medieval Art are:

Romanesque Art ________ Gothic Art around 1100 AD and spread all over Europe

Please identify "A."

Please identify "E."

The easiest way to recognize Gothic architecture is by the __ ___ atop the windows.

Due to the subject matter and prestige, most of the work was originally found in:

Identify the four Gothic forms & describe the materials & process used to make each.

Gothic form can be categorized into four main areas: stained glass, illuminated manuscripts, panel paintings and ____.

What can be thought of as wall or ceiling murals, involved applying paint to wet plaster?

Panel paintings were done on linen applied and secured with animal-skin glues to pieces of __?

One of the most eye-catching unique features of atop Gothic architecture are the _________.

Please identify "C" (the red area).

Medieval Art’s innovations and accomplishments provide a logical progression to the ____.

Architecture was _____ Romanesque or Gothic Art.

Stained glass, became a ___ to the stories of the Bible for a largely illiterate populace.

____, _____ and ____Art elements mixed together brought a new excitement to all art forms.

____ were primarily used to scare off birds & evil spirits and were used as drain spouts.

Medieval Art originated in the church and its prestige and importance grew.

Medieval Art is characterized as the “Age of _____” due to the religious themes.

The wealth of the nobility and the upper class had an interest & desire to __ art of their own

Illuminated manuscripts, were done on the best quality of parchment called ____.

Gothic architecture shows a new ambition to reach higher and lighter, reaching up to ___.

Please identify "D."

The location for Gothic and Medieval Art was found:

Please Identify "B" (the light blue area).