Chapter 11 Vocab and Comparisonhttp://www.antiqvaria.com/ImageData/web/obras_108518_1.jpg

Part 1
           galerie: loggia, is an architectural feature that refers to a covered exterior gallery or corridor usually at the upper level, or sometimes ground level.

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           porte cochere: carriage entry

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           long gallery

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           pinyonet: inlaid grain of wheat size bone

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           estofado: gold design

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Part 2

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French Wainscot Chair

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Italian Sedia Chair

           similarities  

1. squared armed chair
2. covered back
3. decorative wood bottom

           differences

1. french has a high back while italian has a low back
2. french has a decorative back while the italian has a simple back
3. french bottom is close to the seat and decorative, the italian is more for bracing and holding the legs together.

Chapter 10 Vocab and Visual

Part 1

          Grotesques:the use of flowing vines, flowers, and foliage to connect objects and made up of animals

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          Florentine Arch: is an arch that might emphasized keystone

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           Loggias: supported by colonnade or arcades and ties the structure to the earth

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           studiolo: study used by the master, the most impressive room in a place

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            bolection moldings: series of moldings that projected out from openings

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Part 2

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Chapter 9 Vocab and visual

Part 1:

Burghers: citizens who hired laborers and own a house in a urban area, which exempt them from the burden of begin a serf or tenant.

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royal portal: A doorway with statutes of Royals, from the area , along with saints on either side.

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gablets: a roof with a small gable at the top of a hip roof. 

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hammer-beanm: a beam that protrudes from the wall a short distance and is supported by a diagonal or arched bracket.

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foils: curved or leaf-shaped divisions in windows

Trefoil

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Cinquefoil

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Quatrefoils

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Part 2: 

Rose Window: North Side of Notre Dame

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tapestry from the Gothic time frame

The Conquest of Tangier, c.1470. Wool and silk. Diocese of Sigüenza-Guadalajara and Church of Our Lady of the Assumption, Pastrana, Spain.  Picture while at the San Diego Museum of Art

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Gothic interior

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press cupboard - it served as a storage cabinet for clothing, linens, etc. but only the wealthy could afford one.

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flamboyant tracery: s-curved arched tracery french called flamboyant

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Chapter 8 Clothing

The following are images and sketches of Romanesque Clothing

Nicolaes Maes’ Family Portrait (c1675-76)http://www.culture24.org.uk/asset_arena/8/59/3958/v0_master.jpg

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Chapter 8 Vocab

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Cloister: a covered walk in a convent, monastery, college, or cathedral, typically with a wall on one side and a colonnade open to a quadrangle on the other.

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Keep: is a type of fortified tower built within castles during the Middle Ages by European nobility. 

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Nimbus: a luminous cloud or a halo surrounding a supernatural being or a saint.

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mesherabijeh:  lattice window

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Persiana:  Blinds

Chapter 7 Visual

byzantine knots has become popular with jewelry
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byzantine knots has become popular with buttons, wallpaper, and bedding
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The ogee has become a popular pattern for lamps, bedding, wallpaper, etc.

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the pendentive dome shape has been used to shape lanterns and doorways.
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Byzantine decore has had some influence on everyday objects.
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