Byzantine/ Christian art
A glass picture made from small colored pieces of material such as stone or glass
What is a mosaic
Walls of colorful glass that let light flow into cathedrals
What is stained glass
What is another name for the Middle Ages
What is dark ages
Who painted the last supper
Leonardo da Vinci
a paint made with dry pigments or colors
What is a tempera
Underground passageways mainly outside the city as places to bury their dead
What is a catacomb
A support or brace that counteracts the outward thrust of an arch or vault
What is a buttress
Where was most art created in the Middle Ages
What is churches and monasteries
Who painted the Sistine chapel
What is michaelangelo
A mixture of glue and a whit pigment
What is gesso
What artist used symbols as a kind of code
What is Christian artists
Where is the notre dame cathedral
What is Paris, France
Bright manuscripts painting
What is an illumination
Where is the Sistine chapel located
What is the Vatican Rome, Italy
Who painted the adoration of the lamb
What is Jon van eyeck
A long spacious buildings that Romans had used for their public meeting halls
What is a basilica
What is the difference between Romanesque and gothic period
What is curved and pointed arches
Half round panel that fills the space between the lintel and the arch over the doorway of a church
What is a tympanum
A work showing Mary mourning over the body of Christ
What is a pieta
What does the burning candle represent in Giovanni and his bride
What is god is present
The name given to the eastern half of the Roman empires after the fall of Rome in Italy
What is the bystantince empire
Underground passageways mainly outside the city as places to bury their dead
What is catacombs
Name the parts of a Romanesque church
Ambulatory, apse, radiating chapels, transept, nave barrel vault, side aisles, enterance
Who did Leonardo da Vinci add to hiss paintings that broke tradition
What is Judas
A mixture of dry pigments and oils
What is oil paint