CA 3.1 - Romanesque, Gothic

Notre Dame refers to

Jews celebrate the Passover to commemorate

this part of a church is called the

Romanesque churches typically have

This work was commissioned by

the posts that flank the doors are called

Romanesque style

The work shares many formal qualities with what other popular form of 2D art in the 1000s?

Judaism forbids the making of graven images, but this text is exempt because

the city represented on this page probably represents

the east end of a Gothic cathedral is also referred to as the

these flank the nave

as the Gothic period progresses, sculpture becomes more

you can find relics in this part of the church

a series of military campaigns to recover the Holy Land from the Muslims

Romanesque architecture is inspired by which of the following previous styles?

many Christians were compelled to go on a crusade or pilgrimage because

this area of the church allows pilgrims access to radiating chapels without disturbing service

This work portrays Mary as

this scene can be classified as

Gothic west works typically have 3 portals in one, symbolizing

this sculpture emphasizes

the fleur-de-lis symbol represents

the holy text of Judaism is

a two story nave elevation with an arcade and a tribune is typical of what style?

this is a page from

This work was most likely commissioned by

this is a folio from which of the following manuscripts?

What kind of window is this?

Renaissance art historian that wrote about the lives of artists; AKA the father of art history

This is located in

More space is added between the transept and the apse in Gothic cathedrals. This space is

the text that tells the story of the Passover is

the Gothic period begins around

the area where the transept and nave intersect is called

these are called the royal portals because

Which of the following is a characteristic of the Gothic period?

This book belonged to

content of Romanesque tympanums tend to be

When the four gospels are represented by symbols they are called

which of the following is not part of the nave elevation pictured?

This structure was built

the content of this page is

the content of this page is

What style of church focuses on highly decorative interiors?

The content of this work is

this page is organized into

in the 12th and 13th centuries, people moved

pointed arches usually indicated that a building is

the Gothic style originated in

Romanesque style is in

extra arches around the tympanum are called

What style of church focuses on highly decorated exteriors?

the semicircle above the door with sculptural decoration is called a

What kind of stained glass is in the rose window on the westwork of Chartres?

this window is located in which part of the church?

The part of the cathedral pictured is considered

The chief relic of this building is

this sculpture originated in

the style of this work is

when a church takes on the shape of a cross it is called a

Western European pilgrimages usually culminated at

this building is located in

What is this?

what is this?

this page has illustrations and

we believe that this was owned by

since this work was likely used for private devotion, it is a(n)

the founder of Judaism was

the red part of this window survived the fire in 1194 and was reset in

What style of church has unified decoration on the interior and exterior of the church?

the almond shape around Christ is called a

Gothic tympanums typically had which of the following themes depicted?

What kind of textile is this?

inspired by the Temple of Solomon & the mystical effects of light, he created the Gothic style

the post between the two doors is called a

the media of this work is

This work gives us insight into contemporary

the supports that counteract horizontal thrust

the ribs in each bay separate the vaulting into four sections, creating what kind of vaulting?

in a Romanesque church, the space above the nave arcade that seats extra visitors is called

the content of this page is