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Arch History 2

by Monserrat Garcia
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According to Alberti, beauty is the reasoned harmony within a body so that nothing may be added, taken away, or altered, but for the worse.

2

While opposed to representations of the deity and prophet, Islamic mosques are highly ornamented.

3

According to Ackerman, Renaissance architects were trained through a process of apprenticeship comparable to that of masons and carpenters.

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According to Ackerman, the Renaissance was one of few styles to emerge without any remarkable structural innovation.

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Vasari characterizes Brunelleschi as a suspicious, secretive, genius who closely guarded his ideas.

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Italians were unique in looking to antiquity as an exemplar.

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Brunelleschi looked to antiquity, and especially Roman antiquity, for models.

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Brunelleschi's devotion to abstract geometry precluded his use of symbols.

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For Vitruvius, architects are generalists.

10

Ackerman claims Renaissance architects of the Italian Renaissance most typically:

11

Alberti argued:

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Which of the following was true of Mimar Sinan:

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In which of the following architectural traditions can we find ideas about modularity:

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The Italian Renaissance featured:

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Which of the following is true:

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Alberti disagreed with Vitruvius on:

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The Italian Renaissance:

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"Aniconic" refers to:

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