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| A room (or area) that radiates from the center altar with its own alter and intended for private prayerin a medival church. |
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| passageway around the apse in a medieval church |
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| the verticle found at booth sides of an opening (door) in an archetectual structure |
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| A grand entrance usually to an important building and often decorated with sculpture |
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| The semi-circular area enclosed by the arch above the lintle or an arched entrance way often decortated with sculpturein the medieval period |
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| A masonry vault with a relatively thin web and set within a framework of ribs important during the gothic period |
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| A free standing buttress attached to the structure (nave choir or transparent wall)by an arch or half-arch which channels the thrust of the vault the outer/exterior important during the gothic period |
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| A christian church that contains the seat of a bishop |
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| A container in which a relic is stored or displayed often shaped like the relic body parts (such as hands or heads) buildings or statues important during the gotic period |
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Name:Sarcophogus of Junius Bassus
Era:Early Christian
Material:Marble
Size:3feet 10 inches by 8ft
Place:Vatican, Rome
Date:360 CE |
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Name: Mosaics of Justinian and Thedora
Era:Byzantine
Place: St. Vitale
Where:Ravenna, Italy
Date:527 CE
Material: Glass Mozaic
Size:8ft8in by 12ft |
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Name:Oseberg Ship
Era:Early Medieval
Location:Oslo Fjord, Norway
Date: 825 CE
Size:75 Ft L
Material: Wood
Use: Made for costal cruising not war or freight
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Name:Accusation Doors
Era:Early Medieval
Location:Hildesheim, Germany
Use:To act as a portal to their church
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Name: The Conques Church
Era:Romanesque
Location: Conques, France
Use:Was made in honor of Sainte Foy
Date: 1015 CE |
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Era:Romanesque
Location: Conques, France
Size: 2ft 9in
Material:Gold Repousse
Use:to hold the body parts of saints hers is a skull
Date:875 CE |
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Name: The Last Jugement
Era: Romanesque
Location: Burgundy,France
place: Cathedral of st. Lazarre
Time:1125 CE
Use:Portal into Autun Cathedral one door for the sinners one for the saints
Artist:Gislebertus |
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Name: The Tree of Jesse
Era:Early Gothic
Material: Stained Glass Window
Artist:St. Denis
Date:1140 CE |
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Name: Royal Portal, Column Figures
Era:Early Gothic
Date: 1145 CE
Location: Chartrese, France |
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Name: Saint Theodore
Era:Gothic
Date: 1210 CE
Artist:
Location: Chartres catherdral Chartres, France
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Name: Chartres Cathedral
Era:Gothic
Location:Chartres, France
Date: 1194 CE
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1. (3 round top) Chapels
2.(between round side and first round top) Ambulatory
3. (bottom of the rainbow) Apse
4. (between BR and center) Choir
5. (center) Crossing
6. (to the sides of center) Transepts
7. (to the sides of the Transepts) Porches
8. (below the crossing) Nave
9. (on sides of Nave) Side Aisle
10. (Entrance) Narthex |
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1. (bottom) Bay
2. (side arch) Pointed arch
3. (stucture) Ribs
4. (between ribs) Web
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Name:Virgin and Child
Where: Chartres Cathedral
Location:Chartres, France
Material:Stained Glass
Era:Early Gothic
Date: 1170 CE |
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Name:Chartres Cathedral
Era: Gothic
Date: 1194 CE
Location: Chartres, France
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| What are 4 elements in Gothic Archetecture |
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1.Portals
2.Rose Window
3. Rib Vaults
4.Flying Buttress |
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| Name 1 Typical pilgramage church (on the route) and 2 important characteristics of a Pilgramage church. |
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1.The Cathedral of Saint James
1. Lage double doors at the ends of transepts
2. Quadrent Vaults |
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