Art Through Al-Andalus

Early Christian frescoes were painted in _____________.

Place these periods in chronological order:

Which building is this?

Which medieval king revived an interest in Greek and Roman art?

Hammurabi was ruler of which people?

The presence of multiple people behind one central figure is called a:

What is the preferred medium of the Etruscan sculptors?

In earliest Christian art, Jesus was portrayed as this:

What part of the temple are the metopes located?

This work is

What is the main style of Roman fresco painting that decorates the House of the Vettii?

Early Christian churches were made from converted ___________

Decorative embellishments added to manuscripts were called

The Sarcophagus of Junius Bassus shows scenes from the _______.

Where is the mosaic of Emperor Justinian and the Attendants located?

The windows located at the base of the Hagia Sophia's dome represent what?

Which vocabulary word would you use to describe this piece?

Earliest symbols for Christ were

Why isn't the crucifixion portrayed in early christian art?

Having gold as a background during Byzantine times means what?

This architectural masterpiece was known for its courtyards.

Which emperor made Christianity tolerated?

The Eshnunnua Stauettes represent...

The Lamassu guards the entrance to what structure?

How does the artist create spatial perspective?

What event is occurring in this mosaic?

The Golden Haggadah manuscript was used during

How does realism correspond to social status in Ancient Egyptian art?

How could we solve the mystery behind this sculpture?

Emperor Justinian helped spread Christianity by _______________.

One of the main art forms of the medieval nomadic tribes was ____.

What is the main difference between Etruscan and Greek temples?

How many sides of the Temple of Minerva has stairs?

Why is this statue is revolutionary?

Which Greek order is pictured?

This work shows __________________?

What is the function of this work?

Which is a Basilica-style structure?

This term is the destruction of religious or sacred images:

This illuminated manuscript page is from