hum

The chief purpose of the stained-glass programs in all Gothic cathedrals was to tell the stories of __.

the Bible.

In a gothic church, the flying buttress was traditionally built against an exterior wall to provide support for more __ and brace it against strong winds.

windows

The figure of Saint Theodore found on the jamb of Chartres’ south transept portal stands in a __ position.

contrapposto

The Gothic church at Sainte-Chapelle features the highest ratio of __ to stone.

glass

Ambrogio Lorenzetti is credited with painting the fresco known as the __ of Good Government.

Allegory

By the twelfth century, Florence was the center of __ production in the Western world.

textile

According to an old story, one day Cimabue discovered a talented shepherd boy by the name of __ di Bondone.

Giotto

Simone Martini is credited with painting the __ (Virgin and Child).

Masetà

Filippo Brunelleschi produced the winning design for the __ of Florence Cathedral.

dome

Brunelleschi’s investigation of optics in Arab science particularly integrated the classical works of __, __, and __.

Euclid, Ptolemy, Galen

In Masaccio’s The Tribute Money, the Apostle Peter appears __ times.

three

Humanists in Lorenzo’s court would have recognized Venus, in Botticelli’s Primavera as an __ figure representing the highest moral qualities.

allegorical

Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper is located on the __ wall of the refectory of the Dominican monastery of Santa Maria delle Grazie.

north

After being elected pope, Julius II commissioned architect Donato Barmante to renovate the Vatican Palace and to serve as chief architect to replace __ with a new church.

Saint Peter’s Basilica

The characteristics that contributed to the making of the Tempietto are its classical reference, incorporation of original classical Roman __ into its architectural scheme, and the mathematical orderliness of its parts.

columns

Throughout the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, Michelangelo includes the della Rovene heraldic symbols of and to symbolize the patronage of Pope Julius II.

oak, acorn

Aristotle and Plato are the central figures in Raphael’s __ of Athens.

School

Many scholars consider Robert Campin the Master of Flémalle and, therefore, the creator of the __ Altarpiece.

Mérode

Hieronymus Bosch created the __ of Earthly Delights.

Garden

The Isenheim Altarpiece was created by __ Grünewald.

Matthias

Albrecht Dürer created __, a watercolor depicting the minutest details of nature.

The Large Turf

Hans Holbein the Younger painted a portrait of England’s King __ VIII dressed in the clothes he wore when he married Anne of Cleves.

Henry

The Mérode Altarpiece is a __ work, or triptych.

three-part

The altarpiece’s patrons are depicted in the __ panel of the Mérode Altarpiece.

left

The reflection Jan van Eyck, the artist, can be seen in the __ at the back of the room depicted in the double portrait of Giovanni Arnolfini and Giovanna Cenami.

mirror

The term __ was assigned to those who painted draperies over the 'offensive' areas of the nude figures in Michelangelo’s Last Judgment.

braghettoni

El Greco painted the __, which includes distinct mannerist qualities and is decorous to the extent that draperies carefully conceal all inappropriate nudity.

Resurrection

Michelangelo Merisi (Caravaggio) painted The Calling of __ for the Contarelli Chapel in the Church of San Luigi dei Francesi in Rome.

Saint Matthew

Artemisia Gentileschi painted five separate versions of the biblical story of __ and Holofernes and was admitted to the Florentine Academy of Design.

Judith

The View of Haarlem from the Dunes of Overveen is considered a __ painting.

landscape

Jan Steen was particularly successful with __ scenes, including The Dancing Couple.

genre

Peter Paul Rubens painted The Arrival and Reception of __ at Marseilles.

Marie de’ Medici

Nicolas Poussin painted __ Shepherds.

Arcadian

Eugene Delacroix served as a model for one of the figures featured in Theodore Gericault’s The Raft of the __.

Medusa

Claude Monet painted __: Sunrise, which played a significant role on 'giving Impressionism its name.'

Impression

August Renoir 'preferred to paint the crowd' and created Luncheon of the __ Party.

Boating

Georges Seurat depended on a pointillist style to paint a __ on La Grand Jatte, depicting a crowd of Parisians enjoying an island in the Seine River.

Sunday

Vincent van Gogh utilized a technique known as __ to create Night Café.

impasto

Pablo Picasso painted __, which became notorious 'as an assault on the idea of painting as it had always been understood.'

Les Demoiselles d’ Avignon

Cubism was born out of collaboration between and .

Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque

First Position in Ballet is defined as __ touching, feet forming a straight line.

heels

Second Position in Ballet is defined as __ wide apart, feet forming a straight line.

heels

Third Position in Ballet is defined as one foot in front of the other with heel against the __.

instep

Fourth Position in Ballet is defined as feet apart, one in front of the other, heels in __.

line

Fifth Position in Ballet is defined as one foot in front of the other with the heel against the joint of the __ toe.

big