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Orthagonals
The lines in linear perspective leading to the vanishing point.
Vanishing Point
The point at which all orthagonals meet
Foreshorten
To shorten the lines in a painting/sculpture to add the illusion of real-life proportion and space
Drum
In architecture, any of the cylindrical stone blocks composing a column that is not a monolith. The term also denotes a circular or polygonal wall supporting a dome, cupola, or lantern.
Oculus
A hole in a ceiling to allow light to come through
Lantern
The point at the top of a dome
Sacristy
A room in a church housing the sacred vessels and vestments; a vestry
Module
The dimensions of a structural component, such as the base of a column, used as a unit of measurement or standard for determining the proportions of the rest of the construction.
Pietra Serena
Gray sandstone
Scraffito
a technique either of wall decor, produced by applying layers of plaster tinted in contrasting colors to a moistened surface
tromp l'oeil
Literally "fool the eye", to create an illusion through painting
coffers
A coffer (or coffering) in architecture, is a sunken panel in the shape of a square, rectangle, or octagon in a ceiling, soffit or vault.
Intuitive Perspective
Not mathematically based perspective, give the idea of depth through based on the general idea of what the eye sees
Linear Perspective
Mathematical, uses orthogonals, meet at vanishing point
Aerial Perpective or Atmospheric Perspective
View from above
Triptych
3 Panels hinged together and painted on the inside and outside so that it can be closed to hide the painting within
International Gothic Style
Characteristics-
Hidden Symbolism
Miniaturization
Use of Oil Paints
Use of Light (natural light source and spiritual)
High horizon lines
Sumptuous Fabrics
Book of Hours
Almanac-type book with calendar and daily prayers and meditiations
Humanism
a philosophy focusing more on individual humans and what they can do rather than on religion