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AP Art History Early Christian-Romanesque Review
AP Art History Early Christian-Romanesque Review
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1
The Hagia Sophia was added to after its initial construction, including the
development of rib vaults
addition of minarets
installation of underground catacombs
enlargement of windows
2
Where did the bricks of San Vitale come from?
local brickmasters
ruined Roman buildings
the Middle East
mosques
3
This floor plan represents centrally planned architecture.
True
False
4
The Good Shepherd image has its origins in the Bible, but pictorially the images are inspired by
Muslim cultivation of extensively planned gardens
Roman belief in agrarian virtues
Greek images of shepherding
prehistoric cave paintings
5
The ground plan of the Hagia Sophia suggests that
columns are used for decorative patterning
it is a combination of a central and a bascilican plan
the Roman bascilican type has been altered to create side aisles
the mihrab faces Mecca
6
Interior mosaics of the Byzantine buildings differ from the ancient world in that
mosaics depict people
tiles glow with a use of gold and sparkling colors
tiles were made from metal
artists used large blocks of stone rather than tesserae
7
Pilgrims entering Romanesque churches such as Sainte-Foy were expected to
travel to the top of the bell towers to ceremonially ring the bells
worship around a centrally planned altar where services would be held
walk in chapels in the rear where the relics were housed
place offerings at the foot of Jesus
8
The Lindisfarne Gospels shows classical influence in its
figures shown in contrappasto
animals depicted in the margins
calligraphy is in Latin
interlace patterns with interweaving forms
9
The mosaics of Justinian and Theodora have been placed in San Vitale
because they were declared saints
as a thank you for helping to construct the building
to commemorate a state visit
as stand ins to symbolize their semidivine status as participants
10
The painters of the catacombs preferred the fresco technique because
mosaics were unavailable during this period
fresco forms a permanent bond with the wall
oil paint does not blend well on wall surfaces
Christians have used fresco since Egyptian times
11
What is the written source for the images in this manuscript?
Book of Genesis
Gospel of Luke
Book of Exodus
Gospel of Matthew
12
Construction of buildings like Santa Sabina relies on construction principles learned in the
Bascilica Ulpia
Pantheon
Colosseum
Hagia Sophia
13
A fibula can be seen worn in which of the following images
Sarcophagus of Spouses
Augustus of Prima Vorta
Virgin Theotokos and Child
Justinian from San Vitale
14
What method did artists use to create the Virgin (Theotokos) and Child?
fresco painting
mosaic
oil painting
encaustic
15
The pages of this manuscript were made from
papyrus
wood
parchment
vellum
16
The apse of the bascilica plan is designated for
the altar
female worshipers
clergy
male worshipers
17
Which is not a characteric of this artwork?
forshortening
frontality
fluid movement
continuous narrative
18
The Bayeux Tapestry features fanciful beasts and flat figures.
False
True
19
Romanesque architecture can be characterized by
thick, heavy, and massive
irregular, unbalanced, and asymmetrical
soaring, vertical, and uplifting
small, intimate, and warm
20
Which is not a characteristic of the Merovingian looped fibulae?
cloisonne technique
anthropomorphic
zoomorphic
horror vacui