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Карточки ART110 Exam 1 Review Guide - Quizlet
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Egyptian columnar halls Which earlier building type influenced Greek temples?
Concrete Which construction material was used in the roman Colosseum's vaults?
Greek temple is not set on a high podium like the Roman Name three differences between Roman and Greek temple.
temple
administration and law (civic administration) What was the purpose of the Roman basilica?
rests on barrel vaults How did a Roman amphitheater differ from the Greek theater?
Old St. Peter's Name an Early Christian basilica named in honor of a church leader.
Atrium: Entry Hall Define the atrium, narthex, nave, and apse at Old St. Peter's in Rome.
Narthex: Porches
Nave: Central Widest Ile
Apse: Half circle at the end of the church
four iwans and a dome before the mihrab What distinguishes Iranian mosques?
What church plan was used as the model for the Palatine
Chapel at Aachen?
San Vitale
Alternate support system The building system using heavy square piers alternating with columns is known as _______.
England
Rose Windows
Which predecessor to Greek architecture expressed its peaceful seaside existence in a palace
Mycenean?
complex?
Temple of Hera: Doric, columns not in mathematical Compare the Temple of Hera and the Parthenon.
proportions
resembled Greek stone gable-roofed temples, but it had What are the main attributes of an Etruscan temple?
wood columns and a tile covered wood roof, and sun-dried
mud-brick walls, narrow staircase center of the front of
temple to entrance which was on a high podium, columns in
front, three cellas
Barrel Vault: semi cylindrical in cross-section, in is effect a What is the difference between a barrel vault and groin
deep arch or an uninterrupted series of arches, one behind vault?
the other
rectangular in plan, entrance usually on a long side Describe the form of a Roman basilica.
fauces: entrance to the house (hall) What are the parts of a Roman house?
atrium: large reception area
impluvium: basin which stored rainwater which came from
the roof
cubiculum: sides of the atrium- small bedrooms
ala: recessed areas
tablinum: home office
triclinium: a dining room
peristyle: colonnaded garden
-all have central plans. all display narrative iconography. Compare San Vitale, Hagia Sophia, and Saint Mark's.
-all have dome set on pendentives
-plain outside and elaborate inside [***add architectural
comparisons]
Which building is a hallmark of Byzantine architecture in its construction of the dome set on
Hagia Sophia in Constantinople, Turkey
pendentives?
Identify some of the distinctions between mosques in Turkey, Iraq, and Jordan.
Built by modeling Rome and Ravenna for architectural Discuss Charlemagne's royal residential chapel.
models
the exterior had two cylindrical towers with spiral staircases
near the entrance portal, etc.
Which structure shows the typical characteristics of the French pilgrimage churches with a long
Saint Sernin
nave and apsidal area?
groin vaults What kind of vault has a framework of arches under the intersections of the vaulting sections?
This interior exemplifies the height that Gothic architects sought, as well as nave bays with
Chartres Cathedral in Chartres, France
arcade, triforium, and clerestory
Europe? Look for specific Where can we see the birth of Gothic Architecture?
It evolved from the Romanesque architecture in the later
part of the Renaissance
Florence Cathedral by ARNOLFO DI CAMBIO (ch.7) fig 7-37 Which building was begun in 1296 and is a regional variation of the Gothic in Italy?
(p.213 4th edition / 218 3rd edition)
Narthex or atrium?
What church plan was used as the model for the Palatine
Chapel at Aachen?
San Vitale (central plan)
Parthenon
fig 2-10
Lion Gate
Mycenaean
fig 1-9
Stonehenge
Neolithic
fig 1-21
Persopolis
Persian
fig 1-33
Amen-Re Karnak
New Kingdom
fig 2-3
Knossos (Crete)
Minoan
fig 2-21
Temple of Hera (Basilica)
Archaic
fig 3-2
Etruscan Temple
6th Century BCE
fig 3-15
Atrium of the House of the Vetti
Atrium
fig 3-51
Basilica
Rome, Italy
fig 4-5
Santa Costanza
fig 4-12
Hagia Sofia
fig 4-14
San Vitale
fig 5-4
Great Mosque
Kairouan
fig 5-11
Mihrab
tile
fig 6-8
Palatine Chapel
Aachen
Fig 3-14
A) barrel vault
B) groin vault
Fig 6-30
Durham Cathedral
What accommodations did Saint-Sernon at Toulouse and It added radiating chapels attached to the transept and ambulatory
other pilgrimage churches make for the visitor?