Flashcards
Midterm ARTH 2020

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- 1—Florence Cathedral Dome
Designed by Arnolfo di Cambio
Dome added by Filippo Brunelleschi (1420-1436)
Date begun 1296
dome early 15th
Florence, Italy
- 2—San Lorenzo
Florence, italy
1421-1428.
early15th century
Filippo Brunelleschi
- 3—Palazzo Medici-Riccardi
Michelozzo di Bartolomeo
1460
mid 15th century
florence, italy
- 4—Palazzo Rucellai
Leon Battista Alberti
1446 - 50
mid 15th century
Florence Italy
- 5—Santa Maria Novella
Leon Battista Alberti, facade 1458-1470,
Florence
late 15th century
- 6—Foundling Hospital (Ospedale degli Innocenti),
Filippo Brunelleschi. 1419-1445.
Piazza SS. Annunziata, Florence, Italy
early-mid 15th century
- 7—San Lorenzo
Florence, italy
1421-1428.
early 15th century
Filippo Brunelleschi
- 8—Palazzo Medici Riccardi.
Michelozzo di Bartolomeo,
Palace completed c. 1460s.
mid 15th century
Florence, Italy
- 9—Palazzo Rucellai
Leon Battista Alberti.1446-50.
Florence, Italy
mid 15th century
- 10—Santa Maria Novella
Leon Battista Alberti, facade 1458-1470,
Florence
late 15th century
- 11—Piazza del Campidoglio (Capitoline Hill)
Michelangelo Buonarroti, Florentine. designed ca. 1537.
early 16th century
Rome
- 12—The Tempietto / 1500 / Rome, - Italy
early 16th century
Bramante
comissioned by ferdinand and isabella of spain
- 13—Saint Peter's Cathedral
Arch - Bramante, Raphael, Antoniodeasangallo, Michelangelo
dome designed by Michelangelo Buonarroti
vatican city
1546 - 93
late 16th century
- 14—Saint Peter's Cathedral
Arch - Bramante, Raphael, Antoniodeasangallo, Michelangelo
dome designed by Michelangelo Buonarroti
1546 - 93
vatican city
late 16th century
- 15—Sistine Chapel - ceiling Frescoes
A Catholic church in Vatican City, Italy. Its ceiling was painted by the Renaissance artist Michelangelo.
1508-1512
early 16th century
- 16—Topkapi Palace, Istanbul
-where officials worked
-slaves trained for military service and administrative duties
1459
had public and private accessible parts
designed by Mimar Sinan
mid 15th century
- 17—Topkapi Palace, Istanbul
-where officials worked
-slaves trained for military service and administrative duties
1459
had public and private accessible parts
designed by Mimar Sinan
mid 15th century
- 18—Suleymaniye Complex
by mimar sinan
istanbul
1550-1557
petron - suleyman the magnificent
mid 16th century
- 19—Suleymaniye Complex
mimar sinan
istanbul
1550-1557
petron - suleyman the magnificent
mid 16th century
- 20—The Hagia Sophia,
by Isidore and Anthemius
built in 537
early 6th century
by the Byzantine emperor
Justinian I and converted into a mosque by the Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II with the addition of
a minbar and minarets in 1453, Istanbul, Turkey
- 21—built in 537
early 6th century
by the Byzantine emperor
Justinian I and converted into a mosque by the Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II with the addition of
a minbar and minarets in 1453, Istanbul, Turkey
- 22—Selimiye Mosque
by mimar sinan
(dome competing with the Hagia Sophia), 1568-75, Edirne,
late 16th century
Turkey
- 23—Selimiye Mosque
by mimar sinan
(dome competing with the Hagia Sophia), 1568-75, Edirne,
late 16th century
Turkey
- 24—Mosque of Shaykh Lutfallah,
by Ustad Muhammad,
1603-1619, Isfahan, Iran
early 17the century
- 25—Il Redentore (Church of the Redeemer),
by Andrea Palladio
1592, Venice, Italy
late 16th century
- 26—Sultanahmet Mosque,
by Mehmed Agha,
1617, Istanbul, Turkey
early 17th century
- 27—Sultanahmet Mosque,
by Mehmed Agha,
1617, Istanbul, Turkey
early 17th century
- 28—The piazza of St. Peter's,
by Gianlorenzo Bernini
1657, Rome, Italy
mid 17th century
- 29—-Bernini, Baldacchino (bronze canopy over the tomb of St. Peter in the crossing of St. Peter's
Basilica), 1633, Rome, Italy.
mid 17th century
- 30—Church of S. Carlo,
by Borromini,
begun 1634, Rome, Italy
mid 17th century
- 31—Church of S. Carlo,
by Borromini,
begun 1634, Rome, Italy
mid 17th century
- 32—S. Andrea al Quirinale,
by Bernini
1658-70, Rome, Italy.
mid 17th century
- 33—S. Andrea al Quirinale,
by Bernini
1658-70, Rome, Italy.
mid 17th century
- 34—Cornaro Chapel (The Ecstasy of Saint Theresa),
by bernini
1647-51, Rome, Italy
mid 17th century
- 35—Taj Mahal (built for Shah Jahan),
by Ahmad Lahawri
1647, Agra, India
mid 17th century
- 36—The Lescot Wing of Cour Carrée (Square Court), The Louvre Palace
by Pierre Lescot
begun
1546, Paris, France
mid 16th century
- 37—East façade of the Louvre (the colonnade),
by Claude Perrault
1667-1670, Paris, France
late 17th century
- 38—The Château of Versailles
by Jules-Hardouin Mansart
begun 1678, Versailles, France
late 17th century
- 39—Hall of Mirrors in Château de Versailles
by Jules-Hardouin Mansart
1678-84, Versailles, France
late 17th century
- 40—Palace and Gardens of the Château of Versailles,
as layed out by Andre Le Notre,
begun 1661, Versailles,
France
- 41—St. Paul's Cathedral,
by Christopher Wren
1675-1709, London, England
late 17th century- early 18th
- 42—Abbe Marc-Antoine Laugier, “The Primitive Hut,” Frontispiece from his book Essays on
Architecture, 1753, Paris
mid 18th century
- 43—Claude-Nicolas Ledoux, Barriere de la Villette, 1784-1789, Paris, France
late 18th century
- 44—Plan of Chaux (Saline Royale- Royal Saltworks),
by Claude-Nicolas Ledoux,
1775-79, France
late 18th century
- 45—The director’s house for Chaux (placed at the centre of the circle in
the proposed plan for Royal Saltworks),
by Claude-Nicolas Ledoux
1775-79, France
late 18th century
- 46—cenotaph for Isaac Newton (imaginary project),
by Étienne-Louis Boullée
1784
late 18th century
- 47—The Pantheon (orig. Eglise Ste.-Genevieve),
by Jacques Germain Soufflot,
1755-1792. Paris, France
mid-late 18th century
- 48—The Pantheon (orig. Eglise Ste.-Genevieve),
by Jacques Germain Soufflot,
1755-1792. Paris, France
mid-late 18th century
- 49—Chiswick House,
by Richard Boyle (Lord Burlington)
1725-29, London
early 18th century
- 50—The British Museum,
by Robert Smirke,
1852, London.
mid 19th century
- 51—Schauspielhaus, Theater
by Karl Friedrich Schinkel
Berlin 1818-1821,
early 19th century
- 52—Neue Wache (Royal Guard House, now a memorial),
by Karl Friedrich Schinkel.
1816-1818, Berlin
early 19th
- 53—Altes Museum,
by Karl Friedrich Schinkel
1823-28, Berlin
early 19th
- 54—The Museum of Fine Arts
by Edward and William Maxwell,
1910-12, Montreal
early 20th
- 55—University of Virginia,
by Thomas Jefferson,
1817-26, Virginia, USA
early 19th century
- 56—Bank of Pennsylvania (demolished),
by Benjamin Henry Latrobe, (became Jefferson’s architect),
1798-1800, Philadelphia, USA
1800
- 57—Views (Vedute) of Rome,
by Giovanni Battista Piranesi,
1761. Etchings, 1761, Rome
mid 18th
- 58—Chiswick House Gardens,
by William Kent.
1733, London
early 18th
- 59—Strawberry Hill.
by Horace Walpole,
1749-77. Twickenham, England
mid-late 18th
- 60—Strawberry Hill.
by Horace Walpole,
1749-77. Twickenham, England
mid-late 18th
- 61—The Pagoda in the Royal Botanic Gardens, The Kew Gardens,
by William Chambers,
1761-62, London, England
mid 18th
- 62—Royal (Regency) Pavilion,
by John Nash
1818-21, Brighton, England
early 19th
- 63—Iron Bridge over the river Severn (first cast-iron
bridge),
by Abraham Darby III and Thomas Pritchard,
1779-81, Coalbrookdale, England.
- 64—North Mill (one of the first cast-iron framed and fireproof buildings),
by William Strutt,
1793, Belper, England.
late 18th
- 65—Eads Bridge (first steel bridge connects Missouri with Illinois, across
the Mississippi River),
by James Buchanan Eads
1867-1874, Missouri, USA
late 19th century
- 66—Brooklyn Bridge (first steel-wire
suspension bridge),
by John Augustus Roebling and Washington Augustus Roebling
1870-1883. NY
late 19th century
- 67—Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève (libraries),
by Henri Labrouste,
1843-1850, Paris
mid 19th century
- 68—Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève (libraries),
by Henri Labrouste,
1843-1850, Paris
mid 19th century
- 69—The Crystal Palace, London World Fair,
by Joseph Paxton,
1851, London, England
- 70—The Eiffel Tower, Paris World Fair,
by Gustave Eiffel
Paris, 1889
- 71—Houses of Parliament (Palace of
Westminster),
by Charles Barry the Elder and Augustus Welby Pugin,
1836-68, London
mid 19th century
- 72—Restoration of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame (addition of
the spire),
by Eugene Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc,
1843-1849, Paris
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- ARTH 1201 Flashcards on Midterm ARTH 2020, created by Jasmine Bergeron on 25/01/2020.
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