Mid-Term, Part Two

A  The ability to “read” the language of visual images

B  Literally, “dark room,” a lightproof box with a lens for projecting an image of an object or scene onto a surface from which the image can be viewed or traced

C  French term meaning “advance guard” In general, t refers to innovative art

D  Literally, the seat of the bishop: the bishop’s primary or “home” church

E  The period from the mid-18th to late 17th centuries during which the Catholic Church responded to the Protestant Revolution with a vigorous social & artistic campaign.

A  The ability to “read” the language of visual images

B  Literally, the seat of the bishop: the bishop’s primary or “home” church

C  The period from the mid-18th to late 17th centuries during which the Catholic Church responded to the Protestant Revolution with a vigorous social & artistic campaign.

D  Literally, “dark room,” a lightproof box with a lens for projecting an image of an object or scene onto a surface from which the image can be viewed or traced

E  French term meaning “advance guard” In general, t refers to innovative art

A  The ability to “read” the language of visual images

B  French term meaning “advance guard” In general, t refers to innovative art

C  Literally, the seat of the bishop: the bishop’s primary or “home” church

D  Literally, “dark room,” a lightproof box with a lens for projecting an image of an object or scene onto a surface from which the image can be viewed or traced

E  The period from the mid-18th to late 17th centuries during which the Catholic Church responded to the Protestant Revolution with a vigorous social & artistic campaign.

A  The period from the mid-18th to late 17th centuries during which the Catholic Church responded to the Protestant Revolution with a vigorous social & artistic campaign.

B  Literally, “dark room,” a lightproof box with a lens for projecting an image of an object or scene onto a surface from which the image can be viewed or traced

C  The ability to “read” the language of visual images

D  French term meaning “advance guard” In general, t refers to innovative art

E  Literally, the seat of the bishop: the bishop’s primary or “home” church

A  Literally, “dark room,” a lightproof box with a lens for projecting an image of an object or scene onto a surface from which the image can be viewed or traced

B  Literally, the seat of the bishop: the bishop’s primary or “home” church

C  The period from the mid-18th to late 17th centuries during which the Catholic Church responded to the Protestant Revolution with a vigorous social & artistic campaign.

D  French term meaning “advance guard” In general, t refers to innovative art

E  The ability to “read” the language of visual images

A  Caravaggio

B  Jacques Louis David

C  Gianlorenzo Bernini

D  Louis XIV

A  How popular culture is a system of education.

B  How text and images of the Near East stereotyped their culture for Europeans.

C  How seeing is affected by what we know or what we believe.

A  bell hooks

B  Edward Said

C  Marshall McLuhan

A  Stepped pyramidal platform for a temple, in Ancient Sumer.

B  Scientific, mathematical formula for creating the illusion of three-dimensional spatial recession on a two-dimensional surface using

C  Historic linking of two concepts. One is valued over the other, both are viewed as absolutes & they are seen in conflict.

D  Aztec Earth Goddess, “She of the Serpent Skirts”.

E  A form of fine arts printmaking in which the image is carved into a block of wood, inked, then printed multiple times on paper.

A  Stepped pyramidal platform for a temple, in Ancient Sumer.

B  A form of fine arts printmaking in which the image is carved into a block of wood, inked, then printed multiple times on paper.

C  Historic linking of two concepts. One is valued over the other, both are viewed as absolutes & they are seen in conflict.

D  Scientific, mathematical formula for creating the illusion of three-dimensional spatial recession on a two-dimensional surface using receding parallel lines & a vanishing point.

E  Aztec Earth Goddess, “She of the Serpent Skirts”.

A  Historic linking of two concepts. One is valued over the other, both are viewed as absolutes & they are seen in conflict.

B  A form of fine arts printmaking in which the image is carved into a block of wood, inked, then printed multiple times on paper.

C  Aztec Earth Goddess, “She of the Serpent Skirts”.

D  Stepped pyramidal platform for a temple, in Ancient Sumer.

E  Scientific, mathematical formula for creating the illusion of three-dimensional spatial recession on a two-dimensional surface using receding parallel lines & a vanishing point.

A  Stepped pyramidal platform for a temple, in Ancient Sumer.

B  A form of fine arts printmaking in which the image is carved into a block of wood, inked, then printed multiple times on paper.

C  Historic linking of two concepts. One is valued over the other, both are viewed as absolutes & they are seen in conflict.

D  Scientific, mathematical formula for creating the illusion of three-dimensional spatial recession on a two-dimensional surface using receding parallel lines & a vanishing point.

E  Aztec Earth Goddess, “She of the Serpent Skirts”.

A  Stepped pyramidal platform for a temple, in Ancient Sumer.

B  Aztec Earth Goddess, “She of the Serpent Skirts”.

C  A form of fine arts printmaking in which the image is carved into a block of wood, inked, then printed multiple times on paper.

D  Scientific, mathematical formula for creating the illusion of three-dimensional spatial recession on a two-dimensional surface using receding parallel lines& a vanishing point.

E  Historic linking of two concepts. One is valued over the other, both are viewed as absolutes & they are seen in conflict.