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Hernan Cortes- who led the expedition of the conquest fall of the Aztec empire16th century
Facade- front side of building
ultra baroque- extremely ornate European architect
casta painting- depicted mixed-race families painting of Spanish Americans for Spain hierarchy
Rentable- highly ornate multilevel level over the alter very ornate
Mestizo/mestia- person of Spanish and European half of each
Immaculate conception- catholic belief that virgin merry was conceived without original sin
Cochineal- small insect that is found on a prickly catus that can find red dye
Los tres grades -three great one's famous Mexican artist that use very political aspects in their murals in modern art
Huaca - A sacred object, place, or spirit in Andean culture.
Embroidery- decorative stitching colored thread on textile
Macho picchu – a summer home of the inka king
Llama- related to the camelid to use for their wool
Moche- Andean culture famous for portrait heads vessels
Quipu- threaded yard nots used for telling stroies.poems,numbers
Statue painting- painting of a statue in Cuzco school
Brocatcado- creating texture of bracotcado gold paint or gold leaf over gesso
Solomonic-columns - in a twisted or spiral pillar or column in a altar Barquero style
Calavera- Skelton print imagery like dancing or having
Pilaster- a square flat column attached to the wall
Aniconic- art with out images of humans beings
Ablutions fountain- a fountain to wash yourself before prayer
Lusterware- ceramic wear that has a shinny shimmery glaze
Secular- not religious
Genre painting- painting of ordinary of people doing ordinary things
Illuminated manuscript- book with beautiful writing with images calligraphy illustrations
Tapestry- thick woven textile used for hanging on walls
Repoussoir- foreground element that leads your eye into the painting
Memento morie- reminder of death mouse eating cheese o hourglass skull
Literati- wealth Chinese artist making art for the sake of art
Porcelain- ceramic fine clay kaolin fired at high temp
Folding screen- piece of furniture many panels divide a room Asian art
Manifest destiny- European American that believed god gave the right to take over America colony to spread christen beliefs
Hudson river school- a group of American artist who painted landscapes of New York New England
Painterly - very loss brush stocks show emotion and texture
Created by: Ariyahh
 

 



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