Home > Flashcards > Architecture > Buildings and Dates Lecture 6

Details Title: Buildings and Dates Lecture 6 Description: Important buildings and dates from Carolingian, Romanesque, and Gothic Total Flash Cards: 16 Created: 10/23/2007 15:01:51	To study from this set of flash cards, or to create your own your own study flash cards, register HERE. If you are already a registered user, CLICK HERE.
Cards Term Chapel of Charlemagne (Palantine Chapel) (Carolingian) Definition Germany - c. 792-805 - Architect: Odo of Metz - Patron: Charlemagne Term Gatehouse of the Abbey (Carolingian) Definition Lorsch, Germany - 767-774 Term Ste. Foy (Romanesque) Definition Conques, France - c. 1050-1120 Term Durham Cathedral (Romanesque) Definition Durham, England - Begun 1093 Term S. Ambrogio (Romanesque) Definition Milan, Italy - 8th-12th centuries Term Cathedral Complex (Romanesque) Definition Pisa, IT - Cathedral: Begun 1063 - 13th century, Architect: Busketos - Baptistery: b. 1153, Campanile: b. 1174, Campo Santo: b. 1278 Term New Chevet of St. Denis (French Gothic) Definition Outside Paris, Early Gothic parts: 1140-1144, Designer and Patron: Abbot Suger Term Notre Dame, Paris (French Gothic) Definition Early Gothic Parts: 1163-1250 - Patron: Archbishop Maurice de Sully Term Notre Dame, Chatres (French Gothic) Definition "High Gothic" - 119-1220 - Designer: The Master of Chatres Term Ste. Chapelle (French Gothic) Definition "Rayonnant" - 1241-1248 - Patron: King Louis IX Term Salisbury Cathedral (England Gothic) Definition "Early English" - 1220-1260 Term Ely Cathedral Lady Chapel (England Gothic) Definition "Decorated" - 1321-1353 Term Gloucester Cathedral Choir (England Gothic) Definition "Perpendicular" - 1337-1367 Term King's College Chapel (England Gothic) Definition Cambridge - "Late Perpendicular" - 1446-1461, 1506-1515, Patrons: Henry VI, Henry VII and Henry VIII Term Annakirche (St. Anne) (German Gothic) Definition Annaberg - Begun 1499 Term Milan Duomo (Italian Gothic) Definition Bugun 1386 (This building is a horrible example of Gothic Architecture, Italy sucked at it)