AP Art History › Understanding terminology that describes Early Christian, Byzantine, and Early Medieval 2D art
"Insular Art" refers to the artistic style that was dominant in the post-Roman era in which modern European country?
What does the term "homunculus"refer to in the context of medieval iconography?
In a triptych painting, the piece of art is composed of __________.
The term "sedes sapientiae" refers to __________.
Heated arguments within the Byzantine Empire about the involvement of art in religious worship led to two different periods during which religious images and iconography was banned, and a large quantity of religious artwork was destroyed. The periods during which religious imagery and iconography was banned within the Byzantine Empire are known as __________.
What does the Chi-Rho symbol represent in medieval iconography?