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QUIZ # 2 – early Christian to Baroque Building Identifications – 10 identifications/2.5points each During the Quiz you will be given 1 1/2 minutes to look.

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1 QUIZ # 2 – early Christian to Baroque Building Identifications – 10 identifications/2.5points each During the Quiz you will be given 1 1/2 minutes to look at each slide and complete the following information Name Location Date Architect Style or Culture This review will give you 30 seconds to look at the slide and then display the image and building data for 1 minute total. The images shown here may or may not be the exact ones used on the quiz.

2 Old St Peter’s C. 318-22A.D. Early Christian Unknown Rome, Italy

3 Santa Constanza Rome 350 Unknown Early Christian

4 San Apolinare Nuovo Ravenna, Italy ca 490 Unknown Early Christian

5 San Apolinare in Clase Ravenna, Italy 532-549 Unknown Early Christian

6 Hagia Sophia Constantinople (Istanbul), Turkey 532-537 Unknown Byzantine

7 San Marco Venice, Italy 1063-89 Unknown Byzantine

8 St Sernin Toulouse, France 1077-1119 Unknown Romanesque

9 Monastery of Cluny III Cluny, France Unknown 11 th Century Romanesque

10 St Denis St Denis, France 1137-40 Abbot Suger Gothic

11 Notre Dame Paris, France ca 1250 Unknown Gothic

12 Notre Dame Chartres, France 1194-1260 Unknown Gothic

13 Sainte-Chapelle Paris, France 1243 Unknown Gothic

14 Salisbury Cathedral Salisbury, England 1220-58 Unknown Gothic

15 Kings College Chapel Cambridge, England 1446-1515 Unknown Gothic

16 S. Maria Del Fiore Florence, Italy 1242 Di Cambio & Brunelleschi Greek Architecture

17 Ospedale degli Innocenti Florence, Italy 1419-1444 Brunelleschi Renaissance

18 San Lorenzo Florence, Italy 1421 Brunelleschi Renaissance

19 S. Maria Novella Florence, Italy 1456-70 Alberti Renaissance

20 S. Andrea Mantua, Italy 1472-94 Alberti Renaissance

21 Tempietto Rome 1502 Bramante Renaissance

22 Palazzo del Te Mantua, Italy 1525-34 Giulio Romano Mannerist

23 Laurentian Library Florence, Italy 1524 Michelangelo Mannerist

24 Villa Rotunda Vicenza, Italy 1556-57 Palladio Mannerist

25 St Peter’s Rome, Italy 1546-15641606-1612 Moderno, Michelangelo, Bernini Renaissance/Mannerist/Baroque

26 Piazza of St Peter’s Rome, Italy 1656-1667 Bernini Baroque

27 San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane Rome, Italy 1634 Borromini Baroque

28 Vierzehnheiligen Bamberg, Germany 1744 Johann Balthasar Neumann Baroque

29 Louvre Paris, France 1667-1670 Perrault Baroque

30 Chateau de Versailles Versailles, France 1661 LeVau, LeNotre, LeBrun Baroque

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