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Printable European Religious Art: Cathedral Tradition flash cards

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apse semicircular vaulted recess used at the end of a choir in a church
basilica plan consisting of a central nave, apses on the far ends and aisles on either side of the nave
catacomb subterranean burial chambers of the early Christians in and near Rome, Italy

cherubim member of the second order of angels, represented as a rosy-cheeked child with wings
cloisonne enamelwork in which colored areas are separated by thin metal bands fixed edgewise to the ground
codex manuscript pages held together by stitching, the earliest form of book

conch smooth concave surface resembling the interior of a semidome, as the surface of a vault or a niche
crossing intersection of nave and transept in a cruciform church
cubiculum small room, sometimes used as a burial chamber

enamel a glassy opaque substance with a pattern or design applied to the surface of metal or ceramic
exedrae semicircular permanent outdoor bench with a high back
gallery raised area having a stepped floor to accommodate spectators or exhibits

greek cross plan consisting of a central square and four arms of equal length extending from each side of the square
icon representation of Christ or a saint or angel painted on a wood surface and venerated as sacred
lunette an area enframed by an arch or vault

mandorla almond-shaped area of light surrounding the resurrected Christ or the Virgin at the Assumption
medallion a tablet, usually rounded, often bearing objects represented in relief
narthex enclosed passage between the main entrance and the nave of a church

nave principal area of a church from the main entrance to the chance flanked by aisles
parchment manuscript or document with pages made of the skin of sheep, goats
pendentive spandrels forming a transition between a circular dome and polygonal plan of the supporting masonry

repousse design raised in relief by hammering on the reverse side in decorative metal
representational depicting an object in a recognizable manner
transept major part of the body of a church crossing the nave at right angles at the entrance to the choir

triforium wall at the side of the nave corresponding to the space between the ceiling and the roof of an aisle
apse semicircular vaulted recess used at the end of a choir in a church
basilica plan consisting of a central nave, apses on the far ends and aisles on either side of the nave
catacomb subterranean burial chambers of the early Christians in and near Rome, Italy
cherubim member of the second order of angels, represented as a rosy-cheeked child with wings
cloisonne enamelwork in which colored areas are separated by thin metal bands fixed edgewise to the ground
codex manuscript pages held together by stitching, the earliest form of book
conch smooth concave surface resembling the interior of a semidome, as the surface of a vault or a niche
crossing intersection of nave and transept in a cruciform church
cubiculum small room, sometimes used as a burial chamber
enamel a glassy opaque substance with a pattern or design applied to the surface of metal or ceramic
exedrae semicircular permanent outdoor bench with a high back
gallery raised area having a stepped floor to accommodate spectators or exhibits
greek cross plan consisting of a central square and four arms of equal length extending from each side of the square
icon representation of Christ or a saint or angel painted on a wood surface and venerated as sacred
lunette an area enframed by an arch or vault
mandorla almond-shaped area of light surrounding the resurrected Christ or the Virgin at the Assumption
medallion a tablet, usually rounded, often bearing objects represented in relief
narthex enclosed passage between the main entrance and the nave of a church
nave principal area of a church from the main entrance to the chance flanked by aisles
parchment manuscript or document with pages made of the skin of sheep, goats
pendentive spandrels forming a transition between a circular dome and polygonal plan of the supporting masonry
repousse design raised in relief by hammering on the reverse side in decorative metal
representational depicting an object in a recognizable manner
transept major part of the body of a church crossing the nave at right angles at the entrance to the choir
triforium wall at the side of the nave corresponding to the space between the ceiling and the roof of an aisle

 

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