3 GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE Flashcards

1
Q

The style of art known as ____ developed in
Europe during the Middle Ages.

A

Gothic

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2
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These large numbers of people travelling routes standard created from one monastery to another ___ - they became routes of trade/commerce and travel.

A

“Pilgrimage Roads”

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3
Q

Gothic style architecture included big churches called _____. _____ had tall skyscraper- like towers.
They made them that way to get people to look up in the sky and think of God; the experience of looking at one of the great gothic cathedrals is to look up towards divinity.
That is why most gothic structures emphasize the upright.

A

Cathedrals

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4
Q

The earliest Gothic paintings were decorations on the walls of buildings. Later, ___ often took up much of the wall space, leaving no room for painting on a large scale.

A

stained-glass windows

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5
Q

The earliest Gothic paintings were decorations on the
Other examples of Gothic painting are found in hand-decorated books called
_____

A

illuminated manuscripts.

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6
Q

meaning of gothic

A

DARK AGE

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7
Q
  • ________ church plan in the form of a
  • ________, with a square central mass and four arms Of equal length.
  • The ____ plan was widely used in byzantine Architecture and in western churches inspired by Byzantine examples.
A

Greek-cross plan,

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8
Q

-A plain cross in which the vertical
part below the horizontal is longer than the other three parts.

-Cathedrals were usually oriented along an east-west axis.

-The main entrance was on the west end while the liturgical stuff (altar, bishop’s throne, etc.) Was located in the east end.

-They had the shape of a ____

A

LATIN CROSS

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9
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The central longitudinal space of a basilica church.

A

NAVE

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10
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An extension across the main axis giving a church the shape of a cross.

A

TRANSEPT

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11
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The space between the columns of the
nave and the side wall.

A

AISLE

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12
Q

A vestibule leading to the nave of a church, originally separated by a screen.

A

NARTHEX

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13
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Area of a church where the nave, choir, and transept intersect.

A

CROSSING

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14
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Area of the church where the priest performs the mass.

A

CHOIR

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15
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Vaulted, circular extension or projection at the eastern end of a church.

A

APSE

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16
Q

MILAN CATHEDRAL, ITALY
The famous _____ a top the main spire of the cathedral, a baroque gilded bronze artwork.

A

“Madonnina”