Reading...
Play button
Play button
Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
34 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
|
RENAISSANCE
|
"RE-BIRTH" BORN IN FLORENCE, ITALY CLASSICAL WORLD APPRECIATE
|
|
|
FLORENCE
|
EPICENTER OF THE RENAISSANCE; WEALTHIEST CITY IN ITALY
|
|
|
FILIPPO BRUNELLESCHI
|
FIRST ARCHITECT; MOST IMPORTANT IN RENAISSANCE TIME
|
|
|
HIGH RENAISSANCE
|
A TERM REFERRING PRIMARILY TO THE CULMINATION OF THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE STYLE IN THE 16TH CENTURY(CINQUECENTO); ST. PETER'S IN ROME IS THE MOST FAMOUS EXAMPLE.
|
|
|
PIAZZA
|
A PUBLIC OPEN SPACE OR SQUARE SURROUNDED BY BUILDINGS
|
|
|
PALAZZO
|
IN ITALY, A PALACE, BUT THE TERM IS APPLIED TO ANY PUBLIC BUILDING OR PRIVATE RESIDENCE WHICH IS IMPRESSIVE
|
|
|
GUILDS
|
ORGANIZATIONS OF CRAFTSMANS
|
|
|
SENZA ARMADURA
|
"WITHOUT CENTERING"
|
|
|
RUSTICATION
|
STONEWORK OF WHICH THE FACE IS ROUGHLY HACKED OR PICKED; THE SEPERATE BLOCKS ARE MARKED BY DEEP CHAMFERS
|
|
|
MANNERISM
|
TRANSITIONAL STYLE IN ARCHITECTURE AND THE ARTS IN THE LATE 16TH CENTURY PARTICULARLY IN ITALY, CHARACTERIZED IN ARCHITECTURE BY UNCONVETIONALUSE OF CLASSICAL ELEMENTS
|
|
|
PLATERESQUE
|
"SILVERSMITH-LIKE" THE RICHLY DECORATIVE STYLE OF THE SPANISH RENAISSANCE IN THE 16TH CENTURY. ITS EARLY PHASE IS ALSO REFERRED TO AS ISABELLINE ARCHITECTURE, AFTER QUEEN ISABELLA 1 (1474-1504)
|
|
|
TONDO
|
A CIRCULAR PLAQUE OR MEDALLION
|
|
|
SACRISTY
|
A ROOM IN A CHURCH, NEAR THE CHANCEL, WHERE THE ROBES AND ALTAR VESSELS ARE STORED, WHERE THE CLERGY VEST THEMSELVES FOR SERVICES, AND WHERE SOME BUSINESSOF THE CHURCH MAY BE DONE; USUALLY A SINGLE ROOM, BUT SOMETIMES A VERY LARGE ONE
|
|
|
GIANT ORDER
|
AN ORDER MORE THAN ONE STORY IN HEIGHT
|
|
|
QUATTROCENTO
|
RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE IF THE 15TH CENTURY IN ITALY
|
|
|
Familia de Medici
|
Rich, dukes of Tuscan, Produced 3 popes
|
|
|
Lorenzo the Magnificent de Medici
|
wealthiest and richies family
|
|
|
Filippo Brunelleschi
|
First Architect most important in time, Goldsmith guild, Master of the works and bricks
|
|
|
Pietra Serena
|
"serenine stone"
|
|
|
Stile Nuovo
|
"New Style"
|
|
|
Leon Battista
|
Remolderer, architect, and writer of "De re aedificatoria"
|
|
|
High Renaissance 1500-1600
|
Rome
|
|
|
Pope Julius 2
|
Greastest Pope-hires best architects
|
|
|
Pope Leo X de Medici
|
Succesor of Juluis 2
|
|
|
Pope Paul 3 Farnese
|
Successor of Leo X
|
|
|
SIstine Chapel
|
Michelangelo paints it for Pope Julius 2
|
|
|
"Pieta"
|
Michelangelos schulptures
|
|
|
"David"
|
Michelangelos schulptures
|
|
|
I Quattro Libri dell' Architettura
|
Pilottio Arthur
|
|
|
King Francois 1
|
Conquered Florence when Lorenzo dies
|
|
|
Sack of Rome 1527
|
by imperial troops of emperor charles 4
|
|
|
giant order
|
stretches to accomodate multiple floors
|
|
|
PAPAL PATRONAGE
|
SUPPORT GIVEN TO THE POPE
|
|
|
PATRONAGE
|
SUPPORT GIVEN TO THE ARTS
|
