Fill in the Blank, Multiple Choice Questions, Short Answer - Notes | ART 1603, Study notes of Art

Download Fill in the Blank, Multiple Choice Questions, Short Answer - Notes | ART 1603 and more Study notes Art in PDF only on Docsity! SLIDE EXAM 3 STUDY GUIDE A. Content 1. Fill in the Blank, Multiple choice, Short Answer  You are responsible for all information that is listed on the slide, to include: Title; Artist (if any); Location (if noted on the slide); Material (if noted on the slide – examples: fresco, bronze, krater, kore); Period (example: Hellenistic, Early Empire); Dates: within 200 years, make sure to specify BCE or CE.  Content questions regarding the history, mythology, culture, style, and artistic influence of the works. Examples: “what myth does this figure represent?”, “what event were the Greeks celebrating when they constructed the Parthenon?”, “what is the canon?” 2. Vocabulary: you may be tested on the terms below. Definitions may be found in your textbook.  Nave  Transept  Apse  Tribune  Rotating chapels  Tympanum  Cloisonné  Barrel vault  Cross vault  Illuminated manuscript  Mosaic  Pendintive  Flying buttress B. Questions will come from the following list of slides (you are responsible for looking these up):  Christ as the Good Shepherd, Mausoleum of Galla Placidia  San Vitale  Empress Theodora and Attendants, San Vitale  Hagia Sophia  Christ Mosaic, Hagia Sophia  Cross Page, Lindisfarne Gospels  Sutton Hoo Purse Cover  St. Matthew’s Page, Ebbo Gospels  Front Cover, Lindau Gospels  Saint-Sernin  Last Judgment of Christ, Saint-Lazare  Santa Maria Cathedral, Pisa  Battle of Hastings, Bayeux Tapestry  Chartres Cathedral  West Façade, Chartres Cathedral (Note: be familiar with the theme of each tympanum)  North Rose Window, Chartres Cathedral  Reims Cathedral  Annunciation with Gabriel and Mary; Presentation with Mary and Elizabeth, Reims  The Virgin of Paris  God as Architect of the World