Exam 11: Gothic Art

Typical English Gothic churches have __________.

English pictorial needlework was called __________.

Which of the following is considered the centerpiece of the façade of a French Gothic church?

The Sainte-Chapelle exemplifies the refinement of Gothic architecture in the thirteenth century because of its __________.

At Reims Cathedral,the lacy framework for the glass of the rose windows is called __________.

The type of Gothic architecture that developed in thirteenth-century Germanic lands in response to the increasing importance of sermons is called a __________.

The two important centers of Italian Gothic painting developed in __________.

Hall churches featured __________.

Gothic architecture was originally called __________.

In a stained-glass window,the pieces of colored glass are assembled using strips of lead called __________.

Powdered pigments mixed with egg yolk,water,and occasionally glue is called __________.

In the choir at Saint-Denis,Abbot Suger's builders achieved an open,flowing space surrounded by walls of stained glass by __________.

The triforium is __________.

The architecture of French Gothic churches,such as Chartres Cathedral,are characterized by their emphasis on __________.

In the Moralized Bible,the design of stacked medallions that formed the layout of each page of the manuscript derives from __________.

The rapid development of the Gothic style was facilitated by the __________.

Which of the following is an example of opus anglicanum?

The interior of Salisbury Cathedral reflects Romanesque traditions in its __________.

Which of the following aspects of Salisbury Cathedral distinguishes it from the style of Gothic churches in France?

Which of the following buildings is an example of a Gothic hall church?