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AP Art History Area 3: Early Europe and Colonial Americas

Medieval, Romanesque, Gothic, Early Renaissance, and Colonial Latin American works from about 200 to 1750: churches, manuscripts, altarpieces, and colonial painting.

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39 basic cards for AP Art History. Set 3 of 10 in AP Art History Area. It opens with "What 6th-century Byzantine church in Constantinople features a massive dome and" and "Which Irish illuminated manuscript from around 800 CE features intricate Celtic". Study it alongside the other AP sets below.

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What 6th-century Byzantine church in Constantinople features a massive dome and exemplifies Roman engineering?
Show answerHagia Sophia
Which Irish illuminated manuscript from around 800 CE features intricate Celtic interlace patterns and religious imagery?
Show answerBook of Kells
What 11th-century embroidered narrative tapestry depicts the Norman Conquest of England in 1066?
Show answerBayeux Tapestry
The Lindisfarne Gospels, created around 698 CE, is an illuminated manuscript from which Anglo-Saxon region?
Show answerNorthumbria
Durham Cathedral, begun in 1093, is a key example of which architectural style?
Show answerRomanesque
The Abbey Church of Sainte-Foy in Conques served pilgrims traveling to which famous pilgrimage destination?
Show answerSantiago de Compostela (Way of St. James)
What arched vault structure, used extensively in Romanesque churches, creates a tunnel-like ceiling?
Show answerBarrel vault (or tunnel vault)
Pisa Cathedral's famous bell tower, the Leaning Tower, was begun in which year?
Show answer1173
What structural innovation allowed Gothic cathedrals to soar to greater heights by distributing weight outward?
Show answerFlying buttress
Notre-Dame de Chartres, begun in 1194, contains approximately how many stained glass windows?
Show answer173 to 176
The Amiens Cathedral, begun in 1220, is renowned for its soaring interior space and is located in which country?
Show answerFrance
What is the circular window found in Gothic cathedral facades, typically filled with stained glass and radiating tracery?
Show answerRose window
Sainte-Chapelle in Paris was built in the 13th century primarily to house which religious relic?
Show answerCrown of Thorns
The tympanum relief sculpture above a Romanesque church portal typically depicts what subject?
Show answerLast Judgment (or Christ in Majesty)
Canterbury Cathedral in England was begun in which year, marking the start of its Gothic rebuilding?
Show answer1174

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