HAA 0010 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Horseshoe Arch, Stupa, Doric Order

• School: Pitt
• Department: History of Art & Architecture
• Course: HAA 0010
• Professor: Jon Miller

Document Summary

: city : related to acropolis, which means hill city , greek culture, doric column. : associated with male gods, least decorated: parthenon, common in most greek architecture. : associated with female goddesses: parthenon, common in most greek architecture, corinthian column, parthenon, common in most greek architecture. : associated with young, virginal goddess, most decorated: peripeteral temple. : interior cela surrounded on all four sides by a colonnade: present in the parthenon, common in greece, colonnade. : row of columns with a continuous entablature: parthenon, common in greece. : the room where the cult stature stands: temple to athena nike, present in all greek temples, cela, entasis line, parthenon, common in greece, pediment. : temple curves to combat appearance of sagging in the middle of a long, straight: acropolis, common in greece, frieze. : relief found above the columns: acropolis, common in greek and roman cultures, entablature. : horizontal elements at top of column: acropolis, common in greece, metopes: