Identify the period.
What is Renaissance
This is the name of the material used to create mosaics.
What is tesserae?
This was the official religion of the Byzantine Empire.
What is Orthodox Christianity?
This is the name given to images of holy figures in the Byzantine and Middle Ages.
What is icons?
This artist is the ultimate "Renaissance Man."
Who is da Vinci?
Identify the name of the image.
What is Alexander Mosaic?
This is the material that ancient Romans built into their walls to prevent moisture from deteriorating their frescos.
What is lead sheets?
This emperor promoted the creation of religious icons to spread religion and educate the illiterate.
Who is Justinian?
Religious icons can be identified by these stylistic characteristics.
What is flat/stretched/angular?
This artist painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
Who is Michelangelo?
Identify the Name of the Image.
What is Creation of Adam?
This is the name of the Roman dining room where one might find elaborate frescoes.
What is the triclinium?
This empire conquered the Byzantine Empire.
What is Ottoman Turks?
This was the most popular religion of western europe during the Middle Ages.
What is Roman Catholic?
This invention contributed to the spread of information and an increase in education.
What is the printing press?
Identify the period.
What is Byzantine/Middle Ages?
Artists applied this material to the surface of walls to provide a mirror-like sheen.
What is marble powder?
This Byzantine emperor ordered the destruction of religious icons.
Who is Leo III?
This is the name of the social system used in the Middle ages.
What is feudal system?
The Renaissance revived the ideals from this period.
What is Classical/Greek/Ancient Rome?
Identify the Style.
What is Fourth Style?
This was the purpose of Roman art from the perspective of the emperor.
What is propaganda/power/glory?
This is the name of the event when all of the religious icons were ordered to be destroyed.
What is iconoclasm?
This is the name given to icons of Mary.
What is Madonna?
This notable Italian family contributed to the arts, and even produced a pope.
What is Medici?