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AP Art History Vocab
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1. Pain mixed with hot wax - and applied to painting while still hot
Fresco
Cubism
Chryselephantine
Encaustic
2. Swelling of shaft to adjust for optical allusion
Art Nouveau
Abstract
Entasis
Cella
3. Site for baptism but separate from a church
Jamb
Baroque
Baptistery
Fauvism
4. Concentric bands on arch of church
Concrete
Futurism
Art Nouveau
Archivolt
5. Abstract painting in which the gesture is seen as the subject of the painting
Action Painting
Byzantine
Burin
Grisaille
6. The wine and wafer that symbolize the last supper - literally or figuratively
Mannerism
Eucharist
Capital
Dada
7. Late 19th cent movement that focused on synthesis of all arts in creation of natural forms that could be mass produced
Aisle
Canon
Dy Point
Art Nouveau
8. Art emphasizing derived character with visual reference to objects in nature.
Apse
Art Deco
Abstract
Chiton
9. Composition made by combing various materials
Capital
Expressionism
International Style
Collage
10. Portion of church bordering the nave - but separated from nave by columns of piers
Butress
Cella
Caduceus
Aisle
11. Central section of a mosaic
Emblema
Canon
Expressionism
Butress
12. Post-modernist art creating an environment in a room or gallery
Archivolt
Installation
Aestetics
Caduceus
13. Plaster mixed with a binding material. Sometimes to prepare wood panels for altarpieces
Conceptual Art
Concrete
Gesso
Disegno
14. Rod in Greek mythology intertwined with serpents and magical powers. Most commonly associated with Hermes and medical symbolism
Carolingian
Caduceus
Entasis
Clerestory
15. Name of an image that depicts an anthroned virgin mary and baby jesus
Maesta
Cartoon
Groin Vault
Fresco
16. Space opens to sky in an ancient Roman house
Impasto
Installation
International Style
Atrium
17. Northern American dolls of the Soutwest representing the powers and spirits living in mountains and water sources
Kaaba
Butress
Kachina Dolls
Gigantomachy
18. Row of vase shape columns with a railing on top - a decorative fence
Balustrade
Earth Art/Environmental Art
Carpet Page
Abstract
19. Public building used for assembly. Evolved from Greek and Roman Tempe. Foundation of axial plane: entrance at short end with apse at eastern end.
Archivolt
Basilica
Clerestory
Atrium
20. Female figure used as structural column
Chimera
Fresco
Caryatid
Femmage
21. Referring to medieval art of British Isles
Dada
Hiberno-Saxon
Carolingian
Fauvism
22. French elements in Italian art. Focused on lavish fabric - intricate ornamentation - and brilliant color.
International Style
Fauvism
Chiaroscuro
Constructivism
23. Uses land as a medium. Great scale - simple form.
Impasto
Minimalism
Earth Art/Environmental Art
Hiberno-Saxon
24. Side posts of a doorway
Hard Edge Painting
Chi-Rho-Iota
Jamb
Abstract Expressionism
25. A hall with a roof supported by columns. popular in Egyptian architecture.
Impressionism
Hypostyle Hall
Baroque
Capital
26. American avant-garde movement of the 1960s that stressed the ideas of the artist rather than the final product
Butress
Balustrade
Conceptual Art
Constructivism
27. Rule applied to proportion
Campanile
Capital
Canon
Concrete
28. Modeling with light and dark in a drawing to create depth and volume
Caryatid
Chiaroscuro
Cartoon
Capital
29. Movement dominated by Naum Gabo. Building structures piece by piece rather than by modeling. Using volume of space and mass
Constructivism
Hiberno-Saxon
Horror Vaqui
Art Deco
30. Covered walkway outdoors in a cloister - or covered walkway indoors in a church following the apse.
Atrium
Ambulatory
Jamb
Fauvism
31. Early photographic process developed by Louis Daguerre
Dada
Emblema
Addorsed
Daguerreotype
32. Associated with E.Catholic Church
Cire Perdue
Burin
Byzantine
Caryatid
33. Area of a church rising above other parts. Along the nave in churches and right below the ceiling
Campanile
Dada
Clerestory
Earth Art/Environmental Art
34. Early 20th cent movement of artists who advocated revolution against all forms of traditional values and styles.
Hypostyle Hall
Cire Perdue
Groin Vault
Futurism
35. Using simple geometric figures rather than gestures
Eucharist
Chi-Rho-Iota
Hard Edge Painting
Abstract
36. A panel located above or behind the altar. Has a predella which is a shelf like base
Cubism
Altar Piece
Basilica
Campanile
37. Painting technique using pigments ground in water
Apse
Gouache
Entasis
Balustrade
38. Painting on plaster
Fresco
De Stijl
Installation
Carolingian
39. Medieval pages that are illuminated and decorative. Looks like cloth.
Carpet Page
Aestetics
Constructivism
Entasis
40. Black cube symbolizing the center of Islam in Mecca
Kaaba
Action Painting
Horror Vaqui
Gigantomachy
41. Torso pointing in one direction and shoulders - arm -s or legs in another with weight unevenly distributed.
Contraposto
Clerestory
Apotheosis
Baroque
42. Led by Matisse --> color is the most important element in a painting - and it is held together by intense line and pattern
Cella
Canon
Fauvism
Earth Art/Environmental Art
43. Having to do with Charlamagne
Disegno
Butress
Carolingian
Contraposto
44. Bell tower separate from the main church building
Campanile
International Style
Abstract Expressionism
Gouache
45. Mythological battles among greek heroes
Collage
Gouache
Contraposto
Gigantomachy
46. Exterior masonry support opposing the lateral thrust of a vault.
Groin Vault
Art Deco
Butress
Collage
47. Term used by Jean Dubuffet to describe art that is untaught and brutish
Hiberno-Saxon
Art Nouveau
Art Brut
Cire Perdue
48. American art movement of 1960s. Predominantly sculptural - with a focus in a reduction to homogeneous forms.
Chiton
Grisaille
Eucharist
Minimalism
49. Lost wax method of making a bronze statue
Cire Perdue
Atrium
Etching
Mandorla
50. Late 19th cent movement attempting to capture fleeting moment of nature
Eucharist
Impressionism
Chryselephantine
Acropolis
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