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Duplicate of Medieval, Romanesque, and Gothic Art
Duplicate of Medieval, Romanesque, and Gothic Art
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AP Art History Unit Review
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1
Pilgrimages led to the development of which architectural innovation(s)
rib vaults
Ambulatory with Radiating Chapels
Centrally planned churches
Axially Planned Churches
2
Which innovation primarily allowed Gothic buildings to be so tall, yet so stable?
Rib Vaults
Nave arcades
Flying buttresses
Archivolts
3
The name of this work of art is:
St. Mathew portrait page
St. Luke portrait page
St. Mathew incipit page
St. Luke incipit page
4
The Lindisfarne Gospels were primarily used for:
Processionals
Monastic Study
Burning
Liturgy
5
The name of this work of art is:
St. Luke incipit page
St. Luke portrait page
St. Mathew portrait page
St. Mathew incipit page
6
The entrance to Romanesque churches with Last Judgment portals forced people to consider:
Hell, as they entered
Christians don't believe in heaven or hell
Heaven, as they entered
Jesus's death on the cross
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This church is:
Romanesque
Gothic
Early Medieval
Italian Gothic
8
Compared to Gothic churches, Romanesque churches were
Narrower and Taller
Darker and Thicker
Smaller and lighter
Taller and Wider
9
This work of art is best described as:
a narrative
describing a battle
all of the above
a tapestry
10
Which of the following is TRUE about Chartres Cathedral?
it is the first example of High Gothic
it was planned with flying buttresses
all of the above
it has rose windows
11
Our knowledge of Medieval barbarian cultures comes primarily from:
Architecture
Medieval Jewelry
Books
Paintings
12
This church is:
Romanesque
Early Medieval
Gothic
Italian Gothic
13
cloisonne is:
None of the above
fear of empty spaces
art of hammering linear designs and textures on metal
ancient technique for decorating metalwork with enamel/gems
14
The sculptural program of Romanesque churches can generally be found in/on:
the archivolts
the tympanum
the jambs
the gallery
15
This work shows classical elements by:
the Latin Calligraphy
the animals in the corners
the use of contraposto
the folds in the garments