ART HISTORY II 4th period

Identify the following feature in a Gothic Cathedral:

Light and geometry were two important elements in:

These are the main sources of inspiration for Gothic paintings and sculptures.

Islam artists avoid figurative representations because the Qur'an implies it is only God's work

These painting technique was widely used during the Gothic period.

Where was the Gothic style first developed?

This is the place where the Qur' an is kept and signalises the quibla.

Identify the following feature in a Gothic Cathedral:

During the Renaissance the concept of artist evolved to a free intellectual worker.

This type of decoration uses plants and fruits.

Gothic builders strongly related light to:

It is the fountain where devotees purify before entering the prayer room.

This is the praying room

Notre Dame of Chartres' facade was designed according to:

How was the idea of the Universe conceived during the Renaissance.

The Gates of Paradise mark the beginning of the Renaissance. Where are they located?

A mosque with a lot of columns is known as a:

These two techniques provided tridimensionality to Renaissance paintings.

The main contributions to Gothic architecture.

This type of decoration uses handwritten verses from the Qur'an.

The most important building in the Islamic world.

It is believed that the Renaissance began in:

It is the mosque´s tower.

Identify the following feature in a Gothic Cathedral:

Identify the following feature in a Gothic Cathedral:

The holiest shrine in the Muslim religion

This is the wall facing towards Mecca where all muslims deliver their prayers.

Identify the following feature in a Gothic Cathedral:

A pilgrimage to _________ is expected at least once in a muslim devotee's life.

This is the place where the priest conducts prayers.

Representative artists of the Italian Quattrocento

The works of art of the Arabic countries is known as:

Identify the following feature in a Gothic Cathedral:

This type of decoration uses geometric shapes tessellated in infinite arrangements.