HIST - Gothic (Pointed Arches) Flashcards

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elegant, highly decorated, and characterized by the use of sumptuous, colorful materials, while in Architecture, it focused on churches and cathedrals

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Gothic Art

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the method of teaching but dominated the schools of Western Europe; students were taught to argue from reason, experience, and authority

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Scholasticism

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_________ invented Gothic style when he designed the facade, ambulatory, and chapels of the ___________

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Abbot Suger - Royal Abbey Church of St. Denis

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a painting technique in which pigments are combined with egg

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Tempera Technique

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colored glass made by mixing metallic oxides into molten, translucent glass or fixing oxides

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Stained Glass

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his original name is ____________; the last great Italian artist in the Byzantine style which dominated early medieval painting in Italy

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Cimabue - real name: Bencivieni di Pepo

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a student of Cimabue, he is the most important Italian painter whose works point to the innovations of the Renaissance style that developed a century later; he is the Grandfather of Renaissance Art

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Giotto

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the home church of a bishop, from the Greek word _________ meaning “seat” or “throne”

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Cathedral - greek word: Kathedra

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a circular window with tracery mullions radiating from a central point

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Rose Window

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exterior structure composed of thin half-arches, or flyers; supported the wall at the point where the thrust of an interior arch was greatest

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Flying Buttresses

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a vault that requires less buttressing; barrel vaults intersect, forming arrises called “groins”

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Ribbed Groin Vaults

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it is any small subordinate rib which inserted between the main ribs, more often as an ornament than for construction

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Lierne Vault

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a concave conical vault whose ribs are of equal length and curvature, radiate from the springing like the ribs of a fan

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Fan Vault

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is a spout in the form of a grotesque human or animal figure projecting from a roof gutter to throw rainwater clear of a building

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Gargoyles

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a column-like support for arches in a Gothic church

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Pier

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pier composed of a conjunction of colonettes, a clustered column

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Compound Column

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ornamental projections covering the intersection of the ribs

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projecting carved ornaments in a bud or a leaf-shaped used on the side of the pinnacles and spires

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brackets set into the wall to carry a beam

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characterized by the pointed arch and geometric tracery

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Gothic: Early French Style

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characterized by circular windows with radiating lines of tracery

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Gothic: Rayonnant Style

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characterized by flamelike tracery, the intricacy of detailing, and frequent complication of interior space

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Gothic: Flamboyant Style

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an arch having a pointed crown

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Pointed Arch

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an arch having two centers and radii equal to the span

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Gothic/Equilateral Arch

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an arch having two centers and radii greater than the space
Lancet Arch
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an arch having tow centers and radii less than the span
Drop Arch
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four-centered arch having an inner pair of curves with a radius much greater than that of the outer pair
Tudor Arch
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an arch having a rise of less than half of the span
Surbased Arch
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an arch having each haunch of which is a double curve with the concave side uppermost
Ogee Arch
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the first major structure of which a substantial part was designed and built in the Gothic style
Abbey Church of St. Denis by Abbot Suger
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known as France's "model" church; also known for its unmatched towers
Cathedral of Notre dane de Chartres
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tallest and complete cathedral in France, with the greatest interior volume
Amiens Cathedral
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residence of the chief magistrate of Venice; a pala built in Venetian Gothic style
Doge's Palace
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the house of gold, a palace on the Grand Canal in Venice
Ca D' Oro by Giovanni Bon, and Bartolomeo Bon