Wednesday, May 6th AGENDA Intro to Cathedrals – Sketch Sheets ( sheets) – Notebook paper ANNOUNCEMENTS Bring Art notebooks to class Start Studying for.

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Wednesday, May 6th AGENDA Intro to Cathedrals – Sketch Sheets ( sheets) – Notebook paper ANNOUNCEMENTS Bring Art notebooks to class Start Studying for Test – Wednesday, 5/22

The Objectives To be able to identify specific academic language as it pertains to architecture To understand the different characteristics of Romanesque and Gothic cathedrals To be able to identify specific cathedrals for their contribution to the development of architecture So, when you TRAVEL you’ll be able to appreciate what you are seeing!!

The Academic Vocabulary of Cathedrals

Review Terms

Barrel Vault Groin Vault

Roman Arch Order

Colonnade

Edict of Milan 313 BCE

Latin Cross Western Europe

Greek Cross Eastern /Byzantine

Clerestory Windows nave Apse

Ambulatory

New Terms Sketch

Rose Window

Lancet Windows

“Lux Nova”

Jambs

Gargoyles

Fan Vaulting

Henry VII’ Chapel Westerminster Abbey

Labyrinth

RibbedVaults

Tracery

Clerestory

Flying Buttresses

Spire

SPIRES ON STEROIDS

The End!

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