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Nevs Quizlet Arc History II

by 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 ____________.

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Baroque art aims to create what emotional effect?

8

Principles of Baroque style include massiveness and ____________

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Essential characteristic of Baroque architecture is its ____________.

10

Renaissance Classicism stands for

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Mannerism stands for

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Baroque stands for

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Quintessential Baroque architect

14

Santo Domingo (1671) had which main centers?

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Outside cities, two systems of social organization were

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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:

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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:

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The __________ was a little world of its own

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Outbuildings for production represent

27

U.S. argued slavery was benevolent by:

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Clift’s Plantation documentation shows

29

Two assaults on orthodoxy:

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Attributes of old books

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Attributes of new books:

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Architectural facts contained:

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Palladio’s drawings show

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Palladio __________ objects from context.

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Stuart & Revett wanted drawings to:

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Palladio sacrifices context; Stuart & Revett sacrifice

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Stuart & Revett took how long to complete four books?

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Orthographic attributes

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Scenographic attributes:

40

Enslaved individuals were brought from:

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Scientific revolution dilemma

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Alberti supported

43

Claude Perrault was:

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Perrault wrote which two books?

45

In translating Vitruvius, Perrault:

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Perrault believed beauty is based on:

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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:

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Beauty instead comes from:

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Orders are defined by two things:

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Real differences between the orders are in:

55

Every architect invents their own ideal version because:

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Proportions given by nature cannot be changed without:

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Positive vs. Arbitrary beauty — Positive includes

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Who senses positive beauty?

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Who senses arbitrary beauty?

60

Jefferson admired what building deeply?

61

Rhetoric of Romanticism refers to:

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Romanticism sought inspiration in

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Romanticism values emotion because:

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Shift from Renaissance to Romanticism includes

65

Architecture is a __________ to genius

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The autonomy of genius refers to:

67

Reason becomes seen as:

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Reason is considered __________ for comprehending art.

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The beholder is modeled on the ______.

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You discover art and then can:

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"Styles” arise from specific contexts and are:

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Aesthetic community is one of:

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Knowledge ______ as much as it reveals

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The beholder recapitulates the __________ within themselves.

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A new stylistic type: “______ architecture.”

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The ________ stands in opposition to all rule and fixity.

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