Module 1
What are the 3 primary colors from the color wheel
what is Red,Blue, and Yellow ?
The earliest known cave paintings around
what is 30,000 Years Old ?
Romans used these great stuctures as a way to transport water
What are aqueducts ?
These entrances to churches are often surrounded by large and elaborate carvings
What are portals ?
This type of paint was used exclusively by Flemish artists in the 15th century
What is Oil Paints ?
the focal point of a work, or the part that the eye is usually drawn to first
What is Emphasis ?
The most famous figurine of early art
what is the Woman from Willendorf ?
Beginning in about 700 BCE, Eastern cultures began to influence Greek art and the following century
What is the orientalizing peroid ?
The Best art Teacher
Who is Ms.Eastwood ?
Three of the most famous Renaissance artists who are also the names of Teenage mutant Ninja turtles
Who is Michelangelo, Raphael Sanzio, and Leonardo da Vinci ?
repeating visual elements, such as lines, colors, shapes, or textures
What is Repetition ?
This Megalithic myserty located in Southern England
What is Stonehenge ?
claimed to be the son of a god after taking control of Rome and becoming the first emperor of Rome
Who is Octavian or Augustus ?
This Purse is made of gold, garnets, and enamel
What is The Sutton Hoo ?
This type of art often creates a sense of discomfort
What is mannerism ?
component or components of an artwork the give the sensation of action.
What is Movement ?
This Megalithic mystery is located in Southern England
What is Stonehenge ?
During the Orientalizing period and into the Archaic Period (c. 600-480BCE) a style of painting became popular
What is black figure painting ?
arches that form the framework for the roof
What is a Rib vault
This Ruler changed art in France in the 17th century and is referred to as "The sun god"
Who is Louis XIV ?
A color's name, such as blue, azure, or teal.
What is a Hue ?
flat-topped one-story structures with slanted walls that served as tombs
What are mastabas ?
the Etruscans were skilled bronze workers,A figure called __ described as "The beast, a lion with a snake for a tail and a goat's head protruding from her back"
What is The Chimera d'Arezzo ?
The huge bronze doors stand 16.5 feet high and depict important moments from the Genesis and the Gospels
What is Bishop Bernward's door ?
Baroque art refers to what type of art
what is art associated with the Catholic Church ?