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Nevs Quizlet Arc History II

por Monserrat Garcia
1

Renaissance cities modified what earlier period?

2

Cities were developed to gather what?

3

European City = ??? Medieval City (1612)

4

Basic tensions in city development were due to what?

5

A “pop-up city” refers to what?

6

Renaissance art is the art of ____________.

7

Baroque art aims to create what emotional effect?

8

Principles of Baroque style include massiveness and ____________

9

Essential characteristic of Baroque architecture is its ____________.

10

Renaissance Classicism stands for

11

Mannerism stands for

12

Baroque stands for

13

Quintessential Baroque architect

14

Santo Domingo (1671) had which main centers?

15

Outside cities, two systems of social organization were

16

Colonial cash crops included

17

Economic refinement brought changes in:

18

Africans transported to Western Hemisphere (1500–1830):

19

Three areas of slave distribution

20

Extraction of slaves was supported by:

21

Transportation of slaves was made by:

22

Slave ships relate to architecture how?

23

Slave production included agriculture and:

24

A typical production site included:

25

The __________ was a little world of its own

26

Outbuildings for production represent

27

U.S. argued slavery was benevolent by:

28

Clift’s Plantation documentation shows

29

Two assaults on orthodoxy:

30

Attributes of old books

31

Attributes of new books:

32

Architectural facts contained:

33

Palladio’s drawings show

34

Palladio __________ objects from context.

35

Stuart & Revett wanted drawings to:

36

Palladio sacrifices context; Stuart & Revett sacrifice

37

Stuart & Revett took how long to complete four books?

38

Orthographic attributes

39

Scenographic attributes:

40

Enslaved individuals were brought from:

41

Scientific revolution dilemma

42

Alberti supported

43

Claude Perrault was:

44

Perrault wrote which two books?

45

In translating Vitruvius, Perrault:

46

Perrault believed beauty is based on:

47

Desgodetz’s 1682 work is important for

48

Palladio focused on idealization; Desgodetz focused on:

49

Chambray arranged drawings

50

Perrault: “It is impossible to find any source other than _________.”

51

Beauty does NOT come from:

52

Beauty instead comes from:

53

Orders are defined by two things:

54

Real differences between the orders are in:

55

Every architect invents their own ideal version because:

56

Proportions given by nature cannot be changed without:

57

Positive vs. Arbitrary beauty — Positive includes

58

Who senses positive beauty?

59

Who senses arbitrary beauty?

60

Jefferson admired what building deeply?

61

Rhetoric of Romanticism refers to:

62

Romanticism sought inspiration in

63

Romanticism values emotion because:

64

Shift from Renaissance to Romanticism includes

65

Architecture is a __________ to genius

66

The autonomy of genius refers to:

67

Reason becomes seen as:

68

Reason is considered __________ for comprehending art.

69

The beholder is modeled on the ______.

70

You discover art and then can:

71

"Styles” arise from specific contexts and are:

72

Aesthetic community is one of:

73

Knowledge ______ as much as it reveals

74

The beholder recapitulates the __________ within themselves.

75

A new stylistic type: “______ architecture.”

76

The ________ stands in opposition to all rule and fixity.

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