Ch. 8

In the context of Romanesque architecture, a tympanum refers to:

Carolingian architecture is called so because of:

The Palatine Chapel at Aachen was modeled on:

A distinctive feature of the Palatine Chapel is

The design of the Abbey gatehouse at Lorsch was modeled on:

The plan of the Oratory of Germigny-des-Prés suggests a connection to:

The Plan of St. Gall was developed for:

The oldest extant stave church is the church at:

The monastery of ________ (1001-1026) in southwestern France survives as an example of the process by which monasticism spread, and its buildings illustrate architectural accomplishments of the early Romanesque period

Charlemagne traveled to Rome in the year 800 to:

The combination of corbel tables and pilaster strips is called:

A distinctive feature of Speyer Cathedral is:

The façade of S. Miniato al Monte in Florence demonstrates:

The Leaning Tower of Pisa is actually a:

All of the following are Pilgrimage Road churches EXCEPT:

The sculpted Mystic Mill capital at Vézelay represents:

Sculpture in the west-front tympanum at St. Lazare in Autun depicts the:

An atypical feature in Western medieval architecture that the Romanesque churches in Aquitaine have is:

Stereotomy is the art of:

The façade design of the church of St. Gilles-du-Gard was based on:

In sharp contrast to the Cluniacs, the Cistercians:

The nave vaults at St. Cuthbert in Durham are:

Norman architecture made its way to England with the:

The Galilee Chapel at St. Cuthbert in Durham is attached to the:

The nave piers at St. Cuthbert in Durham are distinctive for having: