Gothic Art I Answers

Which of the following was a preliminary step in making a stained glass piece?a.artists cut individual pieces of glassb.the painters add details with emulsionc.designer drew a composition on a wood panel

How is stained glass made?a.adding metallic oxides to sand and ash or lime, then infusing at high temperaturesb.adding metallic oxides to salt, then infusing over time at low temperaturesc.adding metallic oxides to sulfur, then infusing at high temperaturesd.adding metallic oxides to sulfur, then infusing at low temperatures

Which of the following job titles of today could be applied to a Gothic master builder?a.superintendent of constructionb.construction workerc.architectd.all of the above

What was the role of a master builder? a.to supervise constructionb.to design the structures c.Both A and Bd.Neither A nor B

What did Pseudo-Dionysius inspire Abbot Suger to do?a.adapt the concept of the church designb.build a pilgrimage churchc.to design a stained glass window of St. Johnd.all of the above

Which of the following is TRUE about gothic master builders? a. They designed the structure of the church without supervising its construction. b. Their primary role was to construct the church the Abbot designed. c. They worked closely with the Abbot to design and build a church. d. They supervised construction without working with their own hands.

Which of these characteristics is an example of the Gothic style? a.simplistic linesb.soaring stonework and ribbed vaultsc.detailed domes

How many people were involved in the stained glass procedure, and who were they?a.2 - designer and artisanb.3 - artisan, glassblower, and painterc.4 - designer, glassblower, artisan, and painter

Which of the following is true about Pseudo-Dionysius? a.he identified radiant light with divinityb.he inspired stained glass artists to create works for the churchc.both A and Bd.neither A nor B

Who was Pseudo-Dionysius?a.a master builder during the Gothic periodb.writer of many Greek mythsc.a Greek philosopherd.none of the above