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Art Vocab

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TermDefinition
Cella principle interior room in Greek or Roman Temples A statue was often placed here
Peristyle Plan A surrounding colonade in Greek Architecture.
Colonnade A row of Columbs, supporting a straight lintel or a series of arches
Apse A large semicircle or polygonal niche protuding from the end wall of a building.
Ionic order Slender and more elaborate
Doric Order oldest columb; plain
Volute spiral scroll
Frieze the middle element of an entabliture between the architrave and the cornice; usually decorated.
Orchestra Circular performance area
Aisle Passage or open corridor of a church, hall, or other building that parrallels the main space, usually on both sides, and is delineated by a row of columbs
Columb An architecural element used for support or decoration
Corinthian Order Elaborate and leath-like
Entabliture horizontal elements obove columbs and capitols of Classical Orders
Architrave The Bottom element of an entablature beneath the frieze and the cornice
Cornice Uppermost section of an entabliture; a horizontaly projecting element on top of a building or pedistal
Reliquaries Shrines containing Holy Relics
millefiori
Scriptorium
Vellum
Parchment
Colophon The end of a manuscript
Stave Churches named for four huge wooden peirs(staves) that hold them up
Clerestory
Tribune
Westwork Monumental entrance block that forms an imposing facade
Ambulatory Curving aisle or passageway
Gallery Continuous upper-story platform overlooking main space
Cabochons polished, not faceted stones
Mozarabic
Elevation nave arcade, gallery, and clerestory
Romanesque means "roman-like"
Buttresses Thick masses of masonry
crossing where the nave and transept intersept
Barrel Vaults
Grain Vaults
Hal-barrel vaults
Coumpound Piers all for sides of the Piers
cruciform
chevrons zigzagging V's
tympanum arched half-circle
jambs side posts
trameau central portal pier
historiated capitals the creation of lively narrative scenes with the geometirc confines of capitols
Archivolts the moldings or blocks that follow the contour of the arch
mandorla
Tapestry the colorful threads that form patterns of pictures are woven in during the proccess of making the fabric
Embroidery consists of stitches applied on top of an already woven fabric ground
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