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Penta Art 23-24 Section II Pre-modern
Penta Art 23-24 Section II Pre-modern
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1
Why is this stained glass called a "rose window?"
rose quartz stones are incorporated into the design
it features rose colored glass pieces
it has circular design that is similar to a flower
the stone work that frames the stained glass is made from rosetta stone
2
Chartres Cathedral is an example of this type of architecture
Renaissance
Gothic
Baroque
Romanesque
3
The round hole at the top of the Pantheon dome is called...
an eye
an oculus
a skylight
a sun disc
4
The Pantheon was built in approximately
126 - 128 CE
525 - 523 BC
157 - 155 BC
322 - 324 CE
5
Where is Chartres Cathedral located?
Bruge, Belgium
Sienna, Italy
Chartres, France
Cologne, Germany
6
The patterns on "Jar with Dragon" swirl with abstract lines depicting energy flowing, reflecting the influence of
Daoism
Hinduism
western buyers as export of porcelains increased
Ming rulers
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Fayum portraits are a blending of Egyptian and what other visual tradition?
Assyrian
Greek
Indus
Roman
8
Which art work does not feature the color blue?
The Pantheon
South Window of Chartres Cathedral
Jar with Dragon
Mummy with an Inserted Panel Portrait of a Youth
9
Blue and white porcelain from China is celebrated for
being one of the first truly global products in world history
being the first to incorporate animal bones into clay materials
popularizing the idea of dragons
being unbreakable
10
The design on "Jar with Dragon" was painted on the unfired clay body with
cobalt oxide
potassium chloride
aqua marine
tourquoise
11
A porch/walkway leading to the entrance of a building with a roof structure supported by columns is a
pediment
columbarium
portico
rotunda
12
In what way has the Pantheon NOT changed?
It stood at the end of a long rectangular court.
The dome fell in and was rebuilt using lighter materials.
Statues of Roman Gods were displayed inside.
The exterior was covered with marble panels.
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These canopic jars were used to hold
embalming oils and natron for drying
embalmed organs of the deceased
offerings to insure safe passage to the Kingdom of Osiris
food for the deceased to eat in the afterlife
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Fayum portraits were created using a technique called
encaustic
fayumtic
tempra costic
crayontic
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Fayum portraits are known for
depicting primarily royalty and the upper class
the names of the people are lost to history
being lifelike and realistic
being rare because of the fragile materials that were used