Gothic Features
Important Buildings
Important Features
Details
Potpourri
100
Painted figures had this color as their background.

Gold

100

This structure houses the frescoes of Giotto showing the life of a famous saint from Assisi.

The Basilica of San Francesco of Assisi

100

The building materials used by Nicola and Giovanni Pisano in their sculptures.

White (Carrara) marble and red granite
100

Depicted Jesus on the cross with blocky muscles and his body in a rigid position.

Ciambue

100
The image of Jesus nailed to the cross is called this.

Crucifix 

200

This church window showed a much more complex geometry in the Gothic period.

Rose window

200

This structure has horizontal stripes which make it look shorter than it really is.

The Duomo of Siena

200

In Giotto's work Compianto sul Cristo morto, we see two people in the foreground doing this which was never before seen in a painting.

Backs turned to the viewer

200

The name of the period that introduced massive buildings without regard to classical Greek and Roman design.

The Gothic Period

200

The place where the priest would stand to lecture the church patrons.

The pulpit

300

Arches in the Gothic period were no longer rounded, but instead were this.

Pointed

300

This structure has many spires, the tallest of which has a golden Madonna watching over the city.

The Duomo of Milan

300

The School of art which was similar to the Byzantine period, but with more details in contour lines.

The School of Siena 

300

The Maesta' shows the Virgin Mary holding Christ on her _____.

Lap

300

A type of arch that has the shape of three united circles.

Trilobate

400

This dimension was the most important in many Gothic buildings.

Height

400

This structure is 36 meters high, has three levels on the interior, and on the outside, it has two towers built at different times.

The Cathedral of Chartres

400

A part of a building that offers external support, is attached at the top of the structure, but separated on the ground.

Flying buttress

400

The part of the church, behind the transept, for the people who would sing during the mass.

Choir

400

This material was added to glass to make the color turn blue.

Cobalt

500

This type of vault can be seen in many Gothic structures.

Ogival

500

This structure shows Giotto's work depicting the life of the Virgin Mary and Christ.

The Cappella degli Scrovegni in Padova

500

The name of the scene showing Jesus deciding who goes to heaven and who goes to hell.

The Last Judgement

500

Founder of the School of Siena

Duccio di Buoninsegma

500

The type of lion found at the base of a pillar.

Stylophorous