Midterm CSA Flashcards

1
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How many different administrations did exist during the Roman period in the Iberian peninsula?

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3 (2 provinces, 3 provinces and 5 provinces)

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What was the technique used to describe sculptures created with most of the weight being on one foot?

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contrapposto

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3
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Many of the main features of Roman art were taken from….

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Greeks

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4
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Which of these Roman constructions was for entertainment?

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Amphitheater

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5
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The Lady of Elche belongs to

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The Iberian civilization

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6
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What were the four sculptures, made of granite, represent quadrupeds identified as bulls or pigs

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The bulls of Guisando

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7
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The conquest of the Iberian peninsula by the Romas lasted aproximately…

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200 years

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8
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Due to the Romanization, what was the official language at the time?

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Latin

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9
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The clasic column that has no base is called

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Doric

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10
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What is the typical arch in Roman architecture

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Rounded Arch

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11
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The function of the Roman theater was for plays: dramas, comedias, tragedies… True or flase?

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True

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12
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What was the use of the roman circus?

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Races

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13
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Golden ratio is

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An specific proportion (1->1.618)

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14
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What is the name of the flight between Christians and Muslims in Spain during the Medieval period?

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Reconquista

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15
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For how long did the Middle Ages last?

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Around 1000 years

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16
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Whay art style is shown in the 20€ bill’s arch?

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Gothic

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17
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When did the muslims arrive to the Iberian Peninsula

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711 AC

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18
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What is the name of this typical arch in the Al-Andalus art?

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Horseshoe arch

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19
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In which city in US can we find a replica of the Giralda?

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Kansas City

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20
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What is the meaning of Alhambra?

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Red fortress

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21
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It is usual to find human representations in the Art of Al-Andalus ? True or False

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False

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22
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Al-Andalus decoration…

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is based in floral motifs and geometrical patterns

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23
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What is the use of painting and sculture in the Romanesque and Gothic art?

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Storytelling. To explain the Bible

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24
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A Mandorla is an almond shape, around the figure of God… but what does it represents in the Pantocrator?

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the union of Earth and Heaven

25
What does "Maiestas Domini" mean?
Christ as a ruler of the Universe, as an almighty God
26
The Maiestas Domini of Saint Climent de Taull, where was originally painted and displayed?
At Vall de Boí
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How many art styles can we typically find in the Spanish peninsula during the Middle Ages?
3. Romanesque, gothic and the art of Al-Andalus
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What were the 3 most important cities during the Al-Andalus period?
Sevilla, Cordoba and Granada
29
Romanesque art is considered the first international art style
True
30
What event did not happen in 1492?
Marriage of Catholic Monarchs
31
In 1400s, Renaissance art and philosophy is absolutely adopted in Spain
False
32
The center of the Rennaisance phisolophy is...
Human being
33
What's the name of the Council in which the changes in the Catholic church were made, after the Reformation?
Council of Trent
34
The Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial is related to a Biblic building, which one?
Temple of Salomon
35
Rennaisance means "rebirth"... In this case it means the rebirth of...
the classic culture (Rome and Greece)
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Plateresque style is traditionally considered a pure Spanish style.
True
37
The Plateresque style refers mainly to...
an architectural movement
38
The name "Plateresque", what does it mean?
In the manner of a silversmith
39
Heraldry and carving on the facades as ornamental elements are two of the most important features of Plateresque style
True
40
Mark Phillip II's reasons to build the Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial
To commemorate the victory in the Battle of San Quintin To provide a burial place for his family As a retreat for himself To strengthen the relationships between the Monarchy and the Catholic church
41
The structure of El Escorial is a grill an was chosen...
to honor St Lawrence
42
What did El Greco get from the school of Venice?
the use of an intense color
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What did El Greco get from the art of Michelangelo?
the way of depicting the human anatomy
44
What is the name of the 2 series of etching and aquatint made by Goya?
Los caprichos Disasters of War Caprichos Desastres de la guerra
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What is the name of the artwork by Goya found in the "Quinta del Sordo"
Black paintings
46
The 2nd and 3rd of May refer to...
Peninsular War
47
The soldiers inn the 3rd of May are represented as
unhumans, robots
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Who were the mamelucs?
a group of Egyptian mercenaries, allies of Napoleon
49
What is the name of the cultural movement around the French Revolution?
enlightenment
50
"The disasters of the War" is a set of 82 prints in aquatint and etching in which...
Cruelty, fanatism, horror, injustice, misery, death are the main topics
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There is a long tradition of women nudes in the Spanish tradition, as, for instance, "The naked maja", by Goya
False
52
How many paintings are included in the "Black paintings"
14
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Saturn devouring his son is one of the most well known paintings by Goya, what was one of their possible meanings?
Time as devourer of all things
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"Los Caprichos" is a set made in...
aquatint and etching
55
Who was the King of Spain while Velazquez was Painter of the Court?
Phillip IV
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In which period, did the artists start to be considered as erudites, geniuous?
Rennaisance
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In the portraits, Velazquez is extremely interested in represent the identity and the psicological features of people
True
58
In the ranking of genres in painting, which one was the most important?
History paintings
59
A dark background with a lighter foreground with different sources of lights is typical of...
Baroque painting