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A to Z: Classical Arts

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Guess a classical art term for each letter from A to Z.

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A to Z: Classical Arts
 

A to Z: Classical ArtsOnline version

Guess a classical art term for each letter from A to Z.

by Jonathan Rabanez
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Starts with A

Structures from ancient builders featuring columns, arches and temples.

Starts with B

Durable alloy used for statues and decorative objects in classical contexts.

Starts with C

Objects formed from clay and fired to harden, often glazed.

Starts with D

Live performance using dialogue and stage actions to tell stories.

Starts with E

Printmaking technique created by incising lines on metal, then inking.

Starts with F

Mural painted on fresh plaster that dries with the wall.

Starts with G

Opaque watercolor pigment used on paper for painting.

Starts with H

Keyboard instrument from earlier centuries producing plucked-string tones.

Starts with I

Decorated manuscripts with ornate initials and borders.

Starts with J

Green stone carved into ornaments and jewelry.

Starts with K

Shallow ancient Greek drinking cup with a stemmed base.

Starts with L

Printing method using a flat stone surface and oil-based ink.

Starts with M

Picture created by assembling small pieces of stone or glass.

Starts with N

Revival of ancient styles in 18th–19th centuries.

Starts with O

Painting medium with slow-drying pigments bound by oil.

Starts with P

Clay vessels formed and fired to become durable wares.

Starts with Q

Feather pen used for writing and drawing in manuscripts.

Starts with R

Sculpture projecting from a flat background.

Starts with S

Three-dimensional artwork carved, modeled, or assembled from materials.

Starts with T

Paint bound with egg emulsion for fast-drying layers.

Starts with U

Vessel with a narrow neck and decorative purpose in antiquity.

Starts with V

Ceremonial or decorative container with a narrow neck and wide body.

Starts with W

Relief printing from carved wooden block.

Starts with X

Printing technique from wood engraving blocks.

Starts with Y

Fibers spun into thread used in textiles and craft.

Starts with Z

Stringed instrument laid across the lap played with fingers.

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