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Art History Review: 

Art History Review December 2006

Romanesque: 

Romanesque Fortress-like Thick walls Few windows Fear of barbarian invasions

Mt. Saint Michel: 

Mt. Saint Michel

Gothic Architecture: 

Gothic Architecture Flying buttresses Stained glass windows/Rose windows

Chartres Cathedral: 

Chartres Cathedral

Chartres (window): 

Chartres (window)

Chartres (Jamb figures) : 

Chartres (Jamb figures)

Gothic Art: 

Gothic Art Stylized figures Lack of perspective (importance of religion)

St. Francis: 

St. Francis

Tapestry Youth : 

Tapestry Youth

Campin, Merode Altarpiece: 

Campin, Merode Altarpiece

Cathedral of Florence (Duomo): 

Cathedral of Florence (Duomo)

Renaissance Architecture: 

Renaissance Architecture Return to Roman model Dome Symmetry Fewer windows

Ghiberti, Cathedral of Florence Doors: 

Ghiberti, Cathedral of Florence Doors

Renaissance Art: 

Renaissance Art Contrapusto Emphasis on beauty of body/nudity Closed form Linear One point perspective Symmetry Planar Classical subject matter

Donatello, David : 

Donatello, David

Botticelli, Primavera: 

Botticelli, Primavera

Botticelli, Venus Rising: 

Botticelli, Venus Rising

Botticelli, Virgin and Child: 

Botticelli, Virgin and Child

Perugino, Crucifixion: 

Perugino, Crucifixion

Raphael, School of Athens: 

Raphael, School of Athens

Michelangelo, Pieta: 

Michelangelo, Pieta

Michelangelo, David : 

Michelangelo, David

Michelangelo, David (close-up): 

Michelangelo, David (close-up)

Michelangelo, Creation (Sistine Chapel): 

Michelangelo, Creation (Sistine Chapel)

Leonardo, Mona Lisa : 

Leonardo, Mona Lisa

Leonardo, Last Supper : 

Leonardo, Last Supper

Grunewald, Crucifixion: 

Grunewald, Crucifixion

Cranach, Stag Hunt: 

Cranach, Stag Hunt

Durer, Self Portrait: 

Durer, Self Portrait

Van Eyck, Arnolfini Marriage : 

Van Eyck, Arnolfini Marriage

Mannerism: 

Mannerism Open form Diagonals Movement Asymmetry

Michelangelo, Night and Dawn : 

Michelangelo, Night and Dawn

Michelangelo, Last Judgment: 

Michelangelo, Last Judgment

Brueghel, Hunters in the Snow: 

Brueghel, Hunters in the Snow

Baroque: 

Baroque Diagonals Lost and found edges asymmetry

Caravaggio, Calling of St. Matthew: 

Caravaggio, Calling of St. Matthew

Zurburan, Holy House of Nazareth : 

Zurburan, Holy House of Nazareth

Velazquez, Las Meninas: 

Velazquez, Las Meninas

Rubens, Diana Departing for Hunt: 

Rubens, Diana Departing for Hunt

Bernini, St. Peter’s Baldachino: 

Bernini, St. Peter’s Baldachino

Bernini, David: 

Bernini, David

DeHooch, Music Party: 

DeHooch, Music Party

Kalf, Still Life: 

Kalf, Still Life

Rembrandt, Night Watch: 

Rembrandt, Night Watch

Rembrandt, Syndics of Cloth Guild: 

Rembrandt, Syndics of Cloth Guild

Ruysch, Flowers in Glass Vase : 

Ruysch, Flowers in Glass Vase

Palace at Versailles: 

Palace at Versailles

Rigaud, Louis XIV: 

Rigaud, Louis XIV

Wright, Experiment with Air Pump: 

Wright, Experiment with Air Pump

Rococo: 

Rococo Smaller scale than Baroque Swirls and curls Excessive movement Often gaudy

Fragonard, Swing: 

Fragonard, Swing

David, Oath of Horatii: 

David, Oath of Horatii

David, Death of Marat : 

David, Death of Marat

Summer Mountains: 

Summer Mountains

Chinese porcelain: 

Chinese porcelain

Tang Horse: 

Tang Horse

End of Review: 

End of Review Sample test questions follow