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The name of this work of art is:
St. Luke incipit page
St. Luke portrait page
St. Mathew incipit page
St. Mathew portrait page
2
Hagia Sophia is located...
Rome
Istanbul
Jerusalem
Ravenna
3
Santa Sabina adapted it's design from what non-Christian sources
Basilica Ulpia
Hagia Sophia
Colosseum
Pantheon
4
Pilgrimages led to the development of which architectural innovation(s)
Centrally planned churches
rib vaults
Axially Planned Churches
Ambulatory with Radiating Chapels
5
Where is this building located?
Chartres, France
Cordoba, Spain
Constantinople, Turkey
Ravenna, Italy
6
Cubicula is
the end point of a church where alter is located
the opening in the center of a dome
small underground niches for burial
the main center aisle of a church
7
Which one is not an identifier of Byzantine art
gold background
floating
flat
flowing
8
The top register of this illuminated moralized bible depicts...
Queen Elizabeth I and a servant
Queen Blanche and Louis IX
King Henry and Ann Boleyn
Charlemagne and his mother
9
What is cloisonne?
a pin or brooch
'partitioned' by thin bands of metal, gold or bronze
Merovingian jewelry
small portable object consisting of a body, pin and a catch
10
The entrance to Romanesque churches with Last Judgment portals forced people to consider:
The annunciation
The birth of the new born King
The trajectory of their immortal soul
The passion of Christ
11
Merovingian looped fibula are all of the following EXCEPT
from a barbarian or Celtic tradition
worn in the Justinian mosaic at San Vitale
zoomorphic and portable
from a Roman Christian tradition
12
What time period was this church (now mosque) built?
465-469 CE
532-537 CE
792-795 CE
659-661 CE
13
Labeled areas 1, 2 and 3 are
apse, nave, gallery
narthex, triforium, gallery
nave, narthex, clerestory
side aisles, triforium, clerestory
14
What is the story behind the piece "Rebecca and Eliezer at the Well"?
Represents the Pan-Athenaic Procession
Shows God intervening for a sound marriage for Abraham’s son
Shows Saint Foy's condemnation
Jacob wrestles with an angel so he'll bless him on his trip
15
What is the name of this piece?
Jacob Wrestling with the Angel
Bahram Gur Fights the Karg
Vienna Genesis
Great Hall of the Bulls
16
The catacombs were decorated with this technique
mosaic
fresco
oil paint
mural
17
The sculptural program of Romanesque churches can generally be found in/on:
the jambs
the archivolts
the gallery
the tympanum
18
Spolia is defined as...
water based features like fountains, impluviums
new types of stained glass
the spoils of war
reused architectural elements from other sites
19
Iconoclasm was caused by
the over production of icons
limited access to materials
the rise of the Ottoman empire
fear of idolatry
20
describe this image
local dog will travel... straight to your heart
mission impossibly adorable
agent dawg on the case
he just like me fr
21
All of the following would be functions of the moralized bible EXCEPT
to teach a moral lesson
to ensure the royal family was fit to rule
to draw parallels between biblical stories and timely events
to celebrate the queen's status as regent
22
What is shaped like a triangle and transitions space between flat walls and the base of a dome?
squinch
pendentive
codex
iconostasis
23
What materials were used when making these manuscripts from the Vienna Genesis?
ink and watercolor, gold on parchment
pastel, silver on paper
tempera, gold, silver on purple vellum
acrylic on canvas
24
The mosaics of Justinian and Theodora at San Vitale were
to commemorate their visit to Ravenna
to commemorate their sainthood
to symbolize their semi-divine status as part of the mass
to symbolize their construction of many churches in Ravenna
25
What do the mosaics of Justinian and Theodora represent in the San Vitale?
hierarchy
divine origin
imperial control
love
26
Which TWO innovations primarily allowed Gothic buildings to be so tall, yet so stable?
Coffered ceilings
Flying buttresses
Pointed arches
Pendentives
27
What time period was San Vitale built?
526-547 CE
626-647 BCE
422-432 BCE
322-332 CE
28
What technique was used on this piece?
fresco
mosaic
ink on parchment
encaustic on wood
29
Mary holding the Christ child on her lap – in the image at Chartres Cathedral is called
The Passion of Christ
The Throne of Wisdom
The Baptism
The Madonna in Majesty
30
The Good Shepard fresco in the Catacombs of Priscilla are influenced by
Etruscan wall painting
Byzantine mosaics
Greek vase painting
1st style of Roman wall painting
31
The Rottgen Pieta was intended to elicit which of the following responses
Awe, because of the application of jewels and gold leaf
Admiration of its precise anatomical naturalism
Empathy, through the contorted, thin and twisted Christ
Reverence, due to its large monumental scale
32
The jamb figures at Chartres portal are...
Important patrons of the cathedral
Old testament kings and queens
The king of France
the 12 apostles
33
What building does this ground plan belong to?
San Vitale
Santa Sabina
Pantheon
Hagia Sophia
34
What does the halo of light around the dome represent in the Hagia Sophia?
holy wisdom
perfection and divinity
happiness and love
imperial authority
35
All the following are TRUE about Hagia Sophia EXCEPT
is both Christian and Muslim
has both apse and mihrab
has a bell tower/campinile
is both an axial and central planned building
36
Compared to Gothic churches, Romanesque churches were
Darker and Thicker
Smaller and lighter
Narrower and Taller
Taller and Wider
37
In 1194 a fire destroyed much of this church
Amiens
Chartres
Notre Dame
St. Denis
38
What is the name of this piece?
The Last Judgement
Virgin and Child between Saints Theodore and George
Bayeux Tapestry
Alexander Mosaic from the House of Faun
39
The Lindisfarne Gospels were primarily used for:
Processionals
Liturgy
Burning
Monastic Study
40
The catacombs of Rome were built to...
provide burial space for Christians
provide burial space for Roman emporers
hide Christians from Roman persecution
hide precious relics from Barbarian invaders
41
What is it called when a church has a circular plan with an altar in the middle? (San Vitale)
axial plan
central plan
ground line
ground plan
42
This church is:
Romanesque
Gothic
Early Medieval
Italian Gothic
