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  • 問題数 53 • 10/24/2023

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  • 1

    metals with great luster, such as gold, silver , and brown were frequently used as mediums in the creation of religious artifacts.commonly these precious metals were used as sculptures , jewelry , and church doors

    metalwork

  • 2

    this revolution brought a new market economy based on new technology

    romanticism

  • 3

    artist use only small dots of pure color to make an entire composition

    pointillism

  • 4

    these are the notable non-religious examples of medieval architecture throughout europe

    castles and fortified walls

  • 5

    was dedicated to complete abstruction with a liking to modernity , where subjects were often geometric , experimental , and rarely emotional

    construvism

  • 6

    the period in european history from the 14th to the 17th century. the term of this is from the same french word meaning rebirth . it comes from the Italia n Rinasciemento "Re" meaning "again" and nascere meaning "be born"

    Renaissance

  • 7

    it was also known as the age of artificial as depicted in artwork showing unreal or artificial subject

    Rococo Period

  • 8

    in this period the church became the main sponsor of architecture and other types of art during this era. during the beginning of this period all works of art were commissioned by religious authorities for churches/ monasteries or secular leaders for public edification and most were actually made by monks

    medieval period

  • 9

    this refers to artworks that are produced through actions performed by the artist

    performance art

  • 10

    names of famous medieval artists

    Donatello, Giotto, Leon Battista Alberto, Cimabue, Filippo, Fra Angelico, Lorenzo

  • 11

    this refers to the architectural styles during the middle ages. it was predominantly related to the building of sacred buildings , such as churches , which was the primary structure signifying christian faith. churches were also channels of creative energy during this period. churches use large amount of money for beautification and the creation of these building.

    medieval architecture

  • 12

    it was the primary model of medieval religious architecture? and the ____ is the. most common among these religious buildings

    Roman Basilica Latin Cross Plan

  • 13

    flattened nearly two dimensional appearance and inclusion of geometric angles, lines, and shapes. it allowed artist to see in a different way of seeing and depicting real life objects

    cubism

  • 14

    it create bright cheery landscapes and figure paintings with pure intense color and bold distinctive brushwork

    Fauvism

  • 15

    also called eastern roman. it was characterized by massive dome with square bases and rounded arches and spirse and much use of glass mosaics

    Byzantine Architecture

  • 16

    it refers to a type of painting done on a single or several pieces of word board known as a panel

    Panel Painting

  • 17

    study the operation of the mind advocating the illogical , the imaginative , and the radical.

    surrealism

  • 18

    is the artful creation of pictures with the use of broken pieces of colored glass , rock or any other material

    mosaics

  • 19

    it include artworks in iconography, fresco, and panel painting depicting religious scene

    painting

  • 20

    it was often described by gestural brush strokes or making and impression of spontaneity

    Abstract Expressionism

  • 21

    is best described by organic and plant motifs as well as any other highly stylized forms

    art nouveau

  • 22

    in the late 600 bc this people are the most powerful people in italy who had come from asia minor and settled in tuscany and area nort of Rome.

    Etruscans

  • 23

    the movement suggested simplicity and abstraction through which the artist could express a perfect idea of harmony and order

    De stilj

  • 24

    this refers to a type of painting commonly done on walls or ceilings applied with plaster .

    Fresco

  • 25

    one of the most significant and powerful artistic styles of the 1960s it is often most made of geometric shapes in simple arrangement and without any decorative or dynamic displays

    minimalism

  • 26

    only one institution survive during the medieval period!:

    Christian Church centered in Rome and Constantinople

  • 27

    was an international artistic movement in the 1960 s that gave a new form of abstraction that played with the viewers visual perception

    Op art (optical art)

  • 28

    wall paintings preserved in rock during the eruption of the volcano?

    Mt. Vesuvius

  • 29

    this movement aspired to save and resurrect the aesthetic and cultural values of the greco-roman civilization

    Neoclassical Art

  • 30

    this type of architecture was light , graceful , and mostly spacious in nature

    Gothic Architecture

  • 31

    were done handmade and not wheel turned during the early medieval period, producing common cooking ware such as pots, jars, pictchers, and crucible

    ceramic

  • 32

    practical people and wanted their art and architecture to be useful . they planned their cities build bridges , aqueducts , public baths , and market places , apartment houses , and harbors .

    Romans

  • 33

    it is one of the most celebrated historical events of the medieval era. it was made of eight long strips of unbleached linen, which had been seen together to form a continuos panel.

    Bayeux Tapestry embroidery

  • 34

    the first modern movement in painting. it's founder were rejected by the academic art institutions

    impressionism

  • 35

    applied by an increasing number of postmodernist artist which involve the installation of objects in a space comprises the artwork

    installation art

  • 36

    what a european art style that appeared in the later years of the italian high renaissance around 1520 lasting until about 1580 in italy. is derived from the italian manira meaning style

    Mannerism or late Renaissance

  • 37

    represents a mixture of form and feeling of reality and artist inner subjectivity

    Symbolism

  • 38

    it put emphasis upon the concept or idea and ignored the actual physical appearance

    conceptual arts

  • 39

    the term is short for popular art it's showcase common household objects and consumer products like coca-cola and campbell's soup cans

    Pop art

  • 40

    what's the art and custom of creating coats of arms and badges of the nobles

    Heraldy

  • 41

    emerge from the early rigid, flexible , and elongated style of status used in romanesque art

    gothic sculpture

  • 42

    these were religious texts decorated with rich colors which often featured the use of gold and silver

    illuminated manuscripts

  • 43

    form of artistic anarchy born out of hatred for the social , political , and cultural values of the time

    dadaism

  • 44

    it was between the span of the four decades from 1492 the destruction of room in 1527 this was the period when classical ideals of humanism were fully implemented in both painting and sculpture

    High Renaissance period

  • 45

    emerged as a reaction against impressionism concern for the naturalistic depiction of light and color

    post impressionism

  • 46

    an artistic style in which the artist try to describe not the objective reality but the subjective emotions , objects , events that aroused him

    expressionism

  • 47

    it was the first major style of architecture to be developed after the collapse of the roman empire. it was also the ecclesiastical in nature . it was defined by important churches and monasteries. it was succeeded by gothic or perpendicular style of architecture of the later middle ages.

    Romanesque Architecture

  • 48

    was known by its massive quality, thick walls , round arches , sturdy pillars , barrel vaults, large towers and decorative are kidding

    Romanesque Architecture

  • 49

    it was the most powerful nation on earth , defeating all others at military organization and warfare , engineering , and architecture . the invention of the dome and the groin vault , the development of concrete and a european wide network of roads and bridges were all part of the?

    Roman Art

  • 50

    this started in the 12 century in france . it was the new style in architecture and design referred to as the french style .

    Gothic architecture

  • 51

    was displayed to the windows of medieval churches , cathedrals and castles .

    stained glass

  • 52

    was based on artist that mostly relied on photographs to make an artwork

    photorealism

  • 53

    it has always been known that the renaissance began in tuscany in the 14th century in the city of florence

    Early Renaissance