Froggy Jumps
Arch History II
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What is Heinrich Wölfflin best known for in art and architectural history?
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How do Wölfflin’s Five Pairs of Oppositions help historians?
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what is the key difference between Renaissance and Baroque art?
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Which principles define the Baroque style?
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Which sequence correctly matches Renaissance, Mannerism, and Baroque attitudes toward artistic rules?
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What is Gian Lorenzo Bernini best known for in architectural history?
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How did Bernini unify different art forms in his work?
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How does Bernini’s Ecstasy of Saint Teresa demonstrate sensuousness (appeals directly to the senses and emotions)?
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Why is Baroque sensuousness sometimes seen as emotionally “forceful” or persuasive?
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Who was Leonardo Benevolo?
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What is Leonardo Benevolo best known for?
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How do the Laws of the Indies relate to architecture and settlement?
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Why are the Laws of the Indies relevant to Leonardo Benevolo’s studies of Baroque architecture?
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How do encomiendas and reducciones relate to Leonardo Benevolo’s study of settlement and architecture?
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Which of the following were major cash crops in colonial economies?
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How did cash crops like tobacco, sugar, and tea contribute to “a new form of refinement and sociability”?
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How does Frederick Douglass’s description of plantations relate to architecture?
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Which of the following lists includes typical components of a plantation?
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How are Stratford Hall ( 1730 ) , Queen’s House ( 1616) , and Wollaton Hall ( 1588 ) related to plantation architecture?
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What does “increasingly precise documentation of antiquity” refer to?
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What does “new modes of representation” in art and architecture involve?
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What characterizes the “old” architectural books by authors like Palladio, Alberti, and Serlio?
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How did the “new” architectural books (Porro, Serlion) differ from the old ones?
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What did pioneer architectural publications reveal about the Ionic capital?
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Why was the variation in Ionic capitals significant for architectural theory?
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How did Giovanni Battista Piranesi challenge traditional architectural authority?
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What approach to architecture is exemplified by Piranesi’s etchings of Roman ruins?
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Why are orthographic drawings considered “idealized”?
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What is a key feature of scenographic representation?
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What approach to architectural beauty is associated with Alberti?
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What does the dilemma “Should rules produce taste or taste produce rules?” highlight?
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How did Claude Perrault’s knowledge of anatomy influence his approach to architecture?
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How did Perrault contribute to the debate on rules and taste in architecture?
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In what way was Claude Perrault influential as an author?
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Why did Roland Fréart de Chambray place two architectural drawings together?
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According to Claude Perrault, what is the true basis of beauty in architecture?
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According to classical architects, how should building proportions be determined?
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According to Claude Perrault, what primarily defines the character of an architectural order?
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In Claude Perrault’s theory, what does “arbitrary beauty” refer to?
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Why do architects pay attention to arbitrary (proportional) beauty according to Perrault?
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Why does Claude Perrault take pride in using established proportions rather than inventing new ones?
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What was the main focus of Thomas Jefferson’s 1787 letter to Madame de Tesse?
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According to Romanticism, why is emotional response considered more valuable than reason?
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Which shift best describes the Romantic approach compared to the Renaissance?
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In Romanticism, what guides the selection and judgment of art?
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How did representation change from Renaissance to Romanticism?
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How did Goethe influence Romanticism in art and architecture?
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According to Goethe, what does architecture serve as?
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Which of Goethe’s scientific interests affected his ideas on art and architecture?
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How did Goethe and Romanticism further shift architectural sensibility?
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