Arh 101 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Why look at art? - o We live in a visual world o A part of being alive o Makes you a better person o See beyond a first impression What is art good for? The Value of creative thinking! - o Logical thinking and creative thinking go with each other o What is the meaning of life? § Different meanings/no meaning? o How can we express something that we can't put into words? § art o Successful art uses the visual language to express something universal even when dealing with specifics ...

Which of the following is the correct definition of "nave?" • The part of a cruciform church located east of the crossing • A recess, or semicircular space in a building, vaulted and often used by the choir • The space extending from the main entrance of a church to the narthex, usually with aisles on both sides • Windows located above eye level, which allow light and ventilation

ARH 101 Sophia Art History I Final Milestone 2020 – University of Phoenix Art History I Final Milestone 1 Which of the following is the correct definition of "nave?" • The part of a cruciform church located east of the crossing • A recess, or semicircular space in a building, vaulted and often used by the choir • The space extending from the main entrance of a church to the narthex, usually with aisles on both sides • Windows located above eye level, which allow light an...

ARH 101 Sophia Art History I Final Milestone 2020 – University of Phoenix Art History I Final Milestone 1 Which of the following is the correct definition of "nave?" • The part of a cruciform church located east of the crossing • A recess, or semicircular space in a building, vaulted and often used by the choir • The space extending from the main entrance of a church to the narthex, usually with aisles on both sides • Windows located above eye level, which all...

ARH 101 Sophia Art History I Final Milestone 2020 – University of Phoenix Art History I Final Milestone 1 Which of the following is the correct definition of "nave?" • The part of a cruciform church located east of the crossing • A recess, or semicircular space in a building, vaulted and often used by the choir • The space extending from the main entrance of a church to the narthex, usually with aisles on both sides • Windows located above eye level, which all...