Gothic Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
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Twelfth century cleric who built the first gothic building

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Abbot Suger

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abbot and reformer who spoke of the need for light to be conducive for meditation

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Bernard of Clairvaux

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3
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eastern end of Gothic church containing choir, ambulatory, and radiating chapels

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chevet

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4
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Fenestrated part of a building that rises above the aisle roofs

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clerestory

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5
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German patrons depicted at Naumburg Cathedral

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Ekkenhard and Uta

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6
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German patrons depicted at Naumburg Cathedral

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Ekkenhard and Uta

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7
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a splayed opening in a wall that frames a door or window

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embrasure

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8
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vault type popular in England containing a series of radiating ribs

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fain vaulting

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9
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Late Gothic style characterized by flamelike decorative forms

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Flamboyant Gothic

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10
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inclined member carrying the thrust of a vault downward and outward to lower supports

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flying buttress

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11
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church with aisles as high as the nave

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hall church

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12
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region around Paris

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IIe-de-France

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13
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a projecting columnar part at the side of a doorway

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jamb

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14
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Late Gothic style stressing verticals ad horizontals; popular in England

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Perpendicular Gothic

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15
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Late Gothic style stressing verticals ad horizontals; popular in England

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Perpendicular Gothic

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16
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four-part vault system

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quadripartite vault

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17
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The “radiant” architectural style popular in the 13th century and characterized by slender geometric decorations

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Rayonnant Gothic

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18
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a rib at the junction of the wall and vault

19
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large circular area of glass popular in Gothic churches

20
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abbey where Gothic style originated

21
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founder of monastic preaching order dedicated to poverty

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Saint Francis

22
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medieval philosophical system that reached its height in the thirteenth century

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scholasticism

23
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six-part vaults used in Early Gothic

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sexpartite vault

24
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branching ornamental stonework generally in a window where it supports glass

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vaulted space beneath a building
crypt
26
a blind arcaded band below the clerestory
triforium
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thirteenth century architect who left a series of notebooks
Villard de Honnecourt
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thirteenth century architect who left a series of notebooks
Villard de Honnecourt
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Carved pulpit of Saint Andrea, Pistoia
Giovanni Pisano
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Carved pulpit of Saint Andrea, Pistoia
Giovanni Pisano
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Florentine painter, older than Giotto
Cimabue
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wrote the Divine Comedy
Dante
33
painted the Maesta Altarpiece
Duccio
34
founder of Franciscan order
Francis of Assisi
35
painted the Arena chapel
Giotto
36
parts of Virgin Mary
Joachim and Anna
37
painted government fresco cycle for the Palazzzo Pubblico, Siena
Ambrogorio Lorenzetti
38
carved pulpit of Pisa Cathedral
Nicola Pisano
39
began in 1378 menaced church stability
Great Schism
40
13th century philosopher and scientist
Roger Bacon
41
Florentine Church with Franciscan fresco cycle
Santa Croce
42
helped from International Style
Simone Martini
43
medieval Scholarstic philosopher
Thomas Aquinas
44
painting in the Campo Santo of Pisa
Triumph of Death