13 Review Flashcards

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4 notable events of the Reformation:

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  • Johannes Gutenberg builds the printing press in Strasbourg
  • martin Luther nails his 95 theses to the door of all saints’ church in Wittenberg
  • The Defenestration of Prague
  • The Thirty year War
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What three things challenged the power of the church in the Renaissance?

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  • Humanism (value of the individual)
  • Rationalism (critical thinking)
  • Individualism (the moral worth of an individual)
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What did Brunelleschi win?

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A competition to build an immense dome for the Florence Cathedral.

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Which three architects worked on St. Peter’s cathedral?

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  • Bramante
  • Michelangelo
  • Maderno
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What did the church recognize about architecture in the Baroque period?

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It recognized the need to appeal to the masses. So it looked to make architecture emotional, exciting, and inviting.

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Was there is a clear or distinct building style in the 19th century?

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NO

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What were 4 new technologies that were introduced in the 19th century?

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  • Elevators
  • Metal skeleton frame
  • Electricity
  • Mechanical systems
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Who designed the Crystal Palace?

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Landscape architect (then called gardener) Joseph Paxton

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Three points about the crystal palace:

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  • Prefabricated cast iron with glass panels
  • Based on design of green houses
  • “Skeleton” construction
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Was the Eiffel Tower the tallest building in the world until 1930?

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It sure was

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Was is the largest wrought iron structure IN THE WORLD??!

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Yeah

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What did the Columbian Exposition celebrate?

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Columbus’s discovery of Amberica in 1492

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Where did students of Beaux-Arts have an opportunity to study after graduating?

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Paris

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14
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Three points about Louis Sullivan:

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  • “Form follows function”
  • Classical precedent for inspiration
  • Developed a new concept for the exterior of skyscrapers - base, middle section and a top
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What was a major developing from the Arts and Crafts movement?

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Balloon framing (a style of wood-house building that uses long, vertical 2” x 4”s for the exterior walls. These long “studs” extend uninterrupted, from the sill on top of the foundation, all the way up to the roof.

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Did Art Nouveau designers make architecture, furniture, fabrics, & decoration all part of a “total work of art”?

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They sure did

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What three plants were used for design inspiration in Art Nouveau?

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  • Plants
  • Vines
  • Stems
18
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What three birds and insects were used for design inspiration in Art Nouveau?

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  • Dragonflies
  • Peacocks
  • Swans
19
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What three flowers were used for design inspiration in Art Nouveau?

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  • Iris
  • Rose
  • Lily
20
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What two other things were used for design inspiration in Art Nouveau?

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  • Ocean waves

- Smoke

21
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What 2 new materials were introduced in Modernism?

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  • Plate glass

- Steel skeleton frame

22
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What 2 new technologies were developed in modernism?

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  • The curtain wall

- Mass production/repeated modules

23
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What does Deconstructionist architecture emphasize?

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  • Fragmentation
  • Disassociation
  • A complete break from rules, anything goes
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What does Brutalist architecture look like?

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Brutal, cold, hard, imposing