Figural sculptures adorning 13th century cathedrals often represent individual likenesses of community leaders, saints, and other biblical peoples. 

____ art from the fourteenth century onwards, is known for its miniature illustrations of romances, histories, and fables.

Which is not characteristic of Romanesque church design?

The interlacing lines seen within stained glass windows are called ____ .

Generally, Chinese art is associated with meditation.

The Limbourg brothers’ calendar pages are representative of a broader change in artistic interest from telling a sacred story clearly to representing ____ in the most faithful way.

This sculpture celebrates an emperor’s victory over the Parthians.

Images made of laboriously assembled small stone or glass cubes are called ____ .

After the legalization of Christianity, the earliest churches built in Rome and Byzantium contained alters that were adorned with statues.

Church architecture changes over time.  The centralized cross-in-square plan for which Byzantine architecture is best known today replaced the Basilica.  The roof line of these new churches are always defined by ____ .