Optical illusion perceived only in Doric columns

What is the spacing between columns in a colonnade and it is measured at the base of the shaft?

What is a term to describe rural architectural in its simplest and purest form?

What is a support that is tapering towards the bottom portion? It is usually crowned with head or bust and has ornamental human or animal feet.

Which of the following terms means “room art”?

Small turret like terminations on top of buttresses

The Pantheon

The Eiffel tower

Making use of materials that would otherwise have been used for industrial purposes

Inlay of ivory on wood

Italian renaissance bed

_______ were favorite interior furnishings during the Victorian Era and known for their majestic, opulent, and ornate floral patterns.

The mission style

Art Nouveau designer who is known for using marquetry (inlaid wood) to create nature scenes and floral motifs on furniture surfaces.

Period in furniture styles during the reign of Napoleon Bonaparte

Greek building that houses the senate

The following are all works of Michelangelo di buonarotti except;

Rene Magritte

The following are associated with the art nouveau period except

The following are associated with the art nouveau period except

Proponent of laminated plywood in furniture design

Used as furniture embellishment, it is a series of rounded forms of the same size, or graduated like a string of beads.

The Greek building used as the men’s hall of the main hall of a palace as living quarters of the ruler.

Built – in vertical slats along kitchen windows of the bahay kubo, used for drying utensils.

Also known as Florentine mosaic, literally means “hard stone”. Form of inlay made up of pieces of marble, hard minerals and semiprecious stones.

A Rococo straddle chair, in which the sitter faced the back and rested his arms on the upholstered top rail.

The wife of Henry II who reigned during the middle of the 16th Century.

A generic Filipino term for a handled market style basket used for eggs or fruits, vegetables or usual gathering or carrying of household foods

Its name was derived from the alma box which was used in churches to collect food for the poor during the Tudor Period. A storage piece used for food storage and had pierced carving for ventilation on the front.

The intermediate portion or matted passageways bordering room inside the Japanese house. It usually comes between the room and the verandah.

Architect of the Louvre Glass Pyramid, built from 1983- 1989.

He became the first Filipino to display his collection in foremost department stores such as Bloomingdale’s, Lord & Taylor and Harrod’s, and to establish operations in the U.S.

Glass domes to serve as protection for the santos.

French sculptor, designer of the statue of Liberty overlooking the New York harbor.

A part of the Roman house, a shop with direct road access, managed by servants with direct access to the atrium or made separate from the house.

A group of international artist in Paris which began to devise new methods of pictorial representation, they were focused on scientific concepts of vision and the study of optical effects of light, They express both a taste of democracy and the rejection of the inherent old artistic tradition.

In painting, it describes the blending of tones or colors so subtly that they melt into one another without perceptible transitions

The major proponent of Cubism in the Philippines

Wood specie used during the Neoclassical Period.

Norman Foster, Richard Rogers, Renzo Piano

Renaissance innovator in sculpture

1st National Artist for Architecture: UP Main Library; Quezon Institute; Arellano University Building

Intended as a Parthenon by order of Napoleon. An imitation of Greek colonnaded temple with a Roman style podium built in the Neoclassic style and was inspired by the Maison Carree at Nimes.

Temples that have flanks of columns attached to the naos wall.

Islamic architecture landmark: Characterized by the multipatterned ceramic exterior facings. It is an octagonal structure topped with a glittering dome that rises over two internal colonnades; where Mohammed ascended to Heaven.

Which is true of Egyptian and Roman obelisks?

He was essentially the pioneer of the Baroque style, and is most notable for his use of chiaroscuro, although he did not invent it. Who was this Italian artist?

Georgian architecture is part of which style of architectural design:

English designer who emphasized cyma curves for moldings around doors and drawers.

French glassware designer of Art Noveau period.

A vertical ornament forming the spire of a turret.

Japanese painting type executed on vertical silk scrolls

Chest of drawers

The altar is located on which side of the early Christian basilica?

The first notable Filipino painted of the 20th century. He was noted for his realistic portraits, genre, and landscapes in subdued colors. He was the first dean of the UP Fine Arts school. Famous work: Rice Planters.

"Architecture is the art of how to waste space."

A bay window projecting from an outside wall and supported from beneath by a bracket.

Angono-based painter, depicted Philippine History in his 'History of Manila' mural at the Manila City Hall. His trademark fluid lines and brilliant colors filled up the entire pictorial space of the mural, defying the rules of linear perspective set by the local academy.

A decorative series of curved, inverted flutings, or of convex and concave flutings, as on silversmith's work.

Medici porcelain

A technique of carving plaster used by the Spanish Moors.

Chateau de Chambord

1st registered architecture in the Philippines recognized by Americans; Architect of the Philippine Normal School

Post modernism: The man who brought Van Der Rohe to the US and introduced New York to the Modern Style, dubbed international style; AT&T Building in Manhattan

Art director of Napoleon during the Neoclassic period. Recorded the horrors of the period, mythology and Napoleonic exploits. 'The Death of Socrates', 'Assassination of Marat'

"Architecture begins where engineering ends."

What are the gateways to the Buddhist Stupas called?

The side altar

A side chair, made of walnut, armless, with a thin back and an octagonal seat