AP Art History - Unit 3 part 1

What do we call this structure?

• column

• dome

• atrium

• pavilion

What is this type of object called?

• Fibulum

• Fibula

• Fibelum

• Fibilia

A chamber room in a Christian catacomb where important/wealthy people were buried.

• Cubiculum

• Loculi

• Pieta

• Flying Buttress

If the columns of this building were REUSED from a previous architectural structure, they would be called...

• Spolia
• Corinthian
• Impluvium
• Peristyle

The opening words of a manuscript, often illuminated with a large capital letter, are called the

• Incipit

• Vellum

• Cross

• Choir

This page from the Lindisfarne Gospels is an example of ...

• An incipit

• Heavy Gilding

• Horror Vacui

• A portrait page

Which walkway gives access to the chapels without disturbing the devoted? (behind the altar)

• Ambulatory

• Nave

• Choir

• Apse

The narrative imagery in Gothic stained-glass windows is most comparable to that of

• manuscript illumination

• tomb sculpture

• catacomb painting

• jamb sculpture

This sculpture is classified as a

• tombstone

• cloisonne

• fibula

• pietà

The _______________ is the relief sculpture filling the arch over the portal of a medieval cathedral.

• Tympanum
• Clerestory
• Tryptich
• Lintel