✅Mock: History of Arts and Interior Design

Chalet

This is the type of domestic typology introduced during the American Colonial period.

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Giornata

These are fresh section of frescoes made every day.

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Classical concepts of secularism and humanism were drivers in art

Which among the following is TRUE about the Renaissance period?

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Figura Serpentina

This refers to the snakelike twisting of the body characteristics in artworks from the Mannerist period.

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Lorenzo Ghiberti

The artist and sculptor commissioned to design the Florence baptistery doors.

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Loggia

A roofed gallery open on one or more sides, often with arches or columns

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Crockets

A projecting ornament representing conventionalized foliage common to Gothic architecture, as frequently occurring along the edges of a spire.

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Filippo Brunelleschi

He is a seminal figure in architecture during the Renaissance,responsible for the design of the Florence Duomo.

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Pendentives

These are inwardly curving triangular sections of vaulting set a t right angles to help transition from a square or polygonal base to a dome.

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Chinoiserie

Rococo decorative genre using Chinese or Oriental motifs and techniques

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Iconoclasm

This is an event and controversy during the Byzantine that forbade the use of human figures in graven images.

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Quadratura

This is the illusionistic painting popular during the Baroque

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Jacques-Louis David

Name the artist of the painting, The Death of Marat.

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Tenebrismo

This is a lighting technique innovated during the Baroque that showed a great contrast between light and dark.

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The Sleeping Venus

This is painting by Giorgone that shows a nude stretched out diagonally across the canvas, with one arm raised.

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Andres Luna de San Pedro

Second-generation Filipino architect known for his works such as the Perez-Samanillo Building and the Regina Building.

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Vernis Martin

A popular imitation of chinese varnisg used during then Baroque and Rococo periods

Dome

A Type of roof formed by rotating an arch around its own axis

Voussiors

These are wedge-shaped stones that make up an arch

Marlborough Leg

A square-sectioned leg popular during the Neoclassical era

Mandorla

This is an almond -shaped aureole of light that typically surrounds the image of Christ or Mary in religious art

Tuscan

The type of classical order derived fromthe Etruscans

Verism

Thus uis the hyper-realistioc style in potraiture employed by the Romans

Jackson Pollock

Abstract Expressionism artist

Martyrium

A type of centrally-planned building used to house the remains or the relic of the a saint

Ambulatory

A circular barrel-vaulted passage,which ran between the central space of a church and the exterior walls.

Archivolt

Arched moldings that surround the tympanum of Romanesque churches

Narthex

A porch or a vestibule in Early Christian churches

Verner Panton

Designer of Heart of Chair

Flying buttress

An exterior structure composed of thin half-arches, or flyers,which supported the wall at the point where the thrust of an interior arch was greatest.

Hagia Sophia

Church considered as an architectural masterpiece during Justinian's reign

Piano Nobile

The second level of an Italina building,where it house the main reception of the family.

Marcel Duchamp

Founder of Dadaist Movement

Bay

Refer to the distance between two columns

Jacques-Louis David

The neoclassical artist who used art to create political statement and was later an appointed as art director to Napoleon Bonaparte

Mannerism

An art movement characterized by artificiality,disproportionate body parts and exaggerated poses,reflectove of the intellectual freedom that artist enjopyed during the time.

Reformation

Rge religious movement that attached the corruption inside the Catholic Church and became a factor that later on influenced the development of Mannerist and Baroque movements.

cornucopia,Lyre,Eagle

Common motif if Duncan Phyfe

Michael Thonet

Hungarian cabinet-maker who pioneered the use of laminated bentwood for furniture.

Inigo Jones

English architect responsible for introducing Palladianism to England.

Modernism

-form follows function

-Rejection of history as source of inspiration

-Elimination of unnecessary detail

Fauteuil

French armchair with pierced arms

Accesoria

These are apartment buildings built during the Spanish Colonial era

Tomas Mapua

First ever registered architect in the Philippines

Braganza

Type of foot design popular during the Baroque,al;ternatively known as n"Paintbrush foot"

Confidante

Rococo sofa that features a long middle section with single seatrer on both ends.

Hypostyle

A columned hallway which had two ros of tall central columns flanked by rows. of shorter columns on either side.

Tipos del Pais

Philippine painting style that shows Filipino in various native clothing styles.

Queen Anne

The inspiration for the American bandy chair

George Hepplewhite

Designs of his chairs back. include shield,oval,hoop,interlacing-heart and camel

Isabelo Tampinco

Master sculptor known for his work on the Manila Cathedral and Malacanan Palace

Langgal

a place of worship in Southern Mindanao usually built in the rural areas and accommodating a small group of worshippers every Friday.

Pastiglia

A decorative technique popular during the Renaissance that uses thick applications of gvesso to achieve depth in relief

Boiserie

Carved wooden wall panel popul.ar during the Baroque and Rococo and typically decorated with gilded

Damian Domingo

Founded the Academia de Dibujo,the first Filipino academy of the arts

Boulle Work

Decorative technique during the Baroque that uses a combination of tortoiseshell,pewterand brass

Mahogany

Popular wood during William and Mary style

Grissaile

painting technique that consisted of one tone in various tints and shades, which gave the impression of sculptural relief.

Art Nouveau

A style originating in the late 1890's until the firs World War,featuring organic,curvuilinear forms.

Brise Soleil

Architectural element integrated into the facades of buildings to shield it from the sun

Obelisk

These are tall,tapering,four-sided pillars of Egyptian origins, ending in pointed tips called pyramidion

Eero Aarnio

Designer of the Ball Chair

Mudejar

It is the style followed by the Southern regions of Spain characterized by strong Islamic influences.

Post and lintel

Method of construction made up of two vertical posts supporting a horizontal member

Galinera

A type of bench seating that features a chicken cage underneath.

Tokonoma

Japanese meditative altar

Fusuma

Japanese sliding doors used as interior partitions.

Queen anne Style

18th century style was considered as the first modern style in England

Bisellium

A roman settle or bench

Parge Work

An elaborate type of plasterwork decoration for walls and ceilings,especially during the Tudor and Elizabethan periods.

George Pierre Seurat

Artist who invented pointillist style during the Post-Impressionist era.

Brutalism

An architectural style known for the use of raw concrete

Juan Arellano

Artist and architect who pioneered the Impressionist style here in the Philippines.

Piet Mondrian

He was responsible for creating the visual iconography for the De Stijl Movement

International Style

Architecture the prevailed from the 1940's to 1960's that is devoid of regional character,and is often of simple ,untextured,boxed architecture.

Surrealism

Frida Kahlo is an artist of which movement

Eero Aarnio

Designer of the Ball chair

Trifid

Type of foot popular during the American Queen Ann style

Alvar Aalto

He is considered as the Father of Modern Scandinavian Design

Andres Luna de San Pedro

Second generation Filipino architect known for his works such as the Perez-Samanillo Building and the Regina Building

Fernando Zobel

Artist known for his abstract Expressionist Style,which later on shifted towards the minimalist

Charles Rennie Machintosh

Designer of the Argyle Chair

Pietra dura

Decorative technique in which a mosaic stones are laminated to the surface of furniture

Thomas Sheraton

English designer who invented the Twin bed

Pre-Raphaelite Movement

A 19th century movement of artist and designers who believed that the only true art were those produced before the High Renaissance.

Robert Venturi

American Architect who contradicted the minimalist dictum by declaring "less is bore"

Vargueńo

A spanish writing cabinet

Highboy

English chest of drawers on stand

Savonarola

An Italian renaissance X-Frame chair with six or more staves arranged from font to back.

Great Hall

The communal space within Medieval homes given huge importance and significance.

Frank Lloyd Wright

He is the American architect credited to have played an important role in the development of the architecture od dE Stijl

Ablution Fountain

Part of a mosque where worshippers perform a ritual washing before prayer.

Lyre

A common motif used by the designer Duncan Phyfe

Boiserie

There are carved wooden wall panels popular during the Baroque and Rococo,and typically glided

Post-Modernism

Michael Grave is a representative of the style.

Gates of Hell

A monumental sculpture by Rodin inspired by a scene from Dante's Inferno

Romanticism

An artistic movement during the 19th century that exhibited artist's fascination with dreams,nightmare,imagination and the exotic.

Ishtar gate

The legendary mesopotamian gate dedicated to the famous goddess and gods

Salvador Dali

Artist of the painting "Persistence of Memory"

Cesar Legaspi

Painter of the Madonna of the Slums, he indigenized Cubism in the Philippines