Final Review 1304

This artist, who paints Judith Beheading Holofernes, was part of moving the Caravaggessque style beyond Rome.

In Caravaggio's Seven Works of Mercy, who is the man on the left pointing?

The Counter-Reformation brought about architectural changes at the Vatican. Bernini characterized this piazza design as:

In 1633, Bernini made this Baldacchino. Honeybees and suns on the tassled panels + laurel leaves on the vines represent?

Full of emotion, animate, beautiful, fascinating, strange, theatrical, and dramatic all describe which period of art?

These types of carvings are found in many pillars at the Delhi Sultanate's 13th-c. Quwwat-al-Islam mosque? Explain term.

In Hindu architecture, these pyramidal tower structures embellished with thousands of sculpted figures are called?

The center for blue and white porcelains in Ming China where imperial kilns were located was which city?

Caravaggio is known for this technique: forms emerging from a dark background into a strong light - theatrical spotlight

Christopher Wren was also a mathematcian and professor at Oxford

This small hunting chateau near Paris became the royal court of Louis XIV, "the Sun King," in 1682.

This British building was built in ca. 1710 over a Gothic cathedral with Corinthian columns, porticos, and a large dome.

Which of the following exemplifies Incan masonry?

The blue pigment in blue and white ceramics is made of which mineral?

Bronzino's Allegory with Venus and Cupid has some odd symbolisms. Who has this figure been interpreted to possibly be?

Porcelain is made from kaolin white clay and petuntse (feldspar mineral variety). How hot does it need to be fired?

Although oddly proportioned, Parmigianino's Madonna of the Long Neck's composition, resembles which Renaissance work?

Who is the figure standing over the lamb in this image?

This 12th-century Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara from Kurikhar is particularly recognized by which iconic symbol?