Ch 27 - Proto-Modernism Flashcards

1
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Ch 27: Protomoderism is also called what?

A

Early Modern Architecture

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Ch 27: Protomodernism is a traditional period characterized by use of some ______ elements, but expressing an expanding degree of _______ ________.

A

Classical; creative/artistic freedom.

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3
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Ch 27: Robert Owen sought to create _________ with New Lanark where people lived in a crime free and poverty free city.

A

Utopia

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4
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Ch 27: Open areas of green land in between buildings were called this.

A

Green belts.

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5
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Ch 27: This artsy fartsy movement was a response to the Industrial Age.

A

the Arts and Crafts movement.

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Ch 27: This highly personal and experiential style where organic or free forms dominated the art in architecture was practiced by Gaudi the gaudy mother fucker.

A

Art Nouveau

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7
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Ch 27: Art Nouveau was known as the __________ style in the US.

A

Tiffany

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8
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Ch 27: Describe the Temple de la Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, Spain. What is its plan (what kind of cross)?

A

It is the absolute fugliest, shit-caked, vomit-inducing, “Tim Burton a la Nightmare Before Christmas” Gothic-inspired structure human beings have ever created in all of history. Its plan is a Latin cross.

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9
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Ch 27: Gaudi created a catenary / funicular arch which allowed buildings to achieve great height without the need for __________. How are the curves formed?

A

Buttressing. The curves are formed by holding a string by two ends, then ‘flipping’ that shape upside down.

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Ch 27: Gaudi’s shitty Sagrada Familia has 18 towers: 12 bell towers for the apostles, and 6 _________ - towers with openings that illuminate the interior.

A

Cimborios

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Ch 27: The free-flowing nature of the walls and balconies Gaudi designed were dubbed ________.

A

Plastic.

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12
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Ch 27: Mackintosh, who founded the Glasgow School of Art, had had enough of the _________ style of architecture.

A

classical

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13
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Ch 27: This movement of mainly artists, such as Picaso, abstracted familiar forms and re-amassed into a new composition.

A

Cubism

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Ch 27: This style, AKA Style Moderne, sought to “streamline” design and make it look futuristic.

A

Art Deco

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15
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Ch 27: The coolest Art Deco building in Manhattan was designed by William Van Allen for a motor company.

A

The Chrysler Building.

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