History of Interiors Test 3 Practice

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• What is the Rococo upholstered armchair called?
• Who reintroduced the classical orders in Renaissance architecture?
• What Baroque form is an upholstered low bench?
• The most important furniture form at the beginning of the Renaissance was the ______.
• Which structural element connects the legs and is associated with Baroque chairs, sometimes featuring a carved finial?
• Which statement best completes the description of how Rococo ornament changes?
• Because Louis XV inherited the throne so young, he needed a _____.
• Which term describes a Rococo sofa designed for lounging with two people?
• The term cabinetmaker was introduced during which period?
• Most Renaissance rooms by 1600 had prints or paintings in the halls, galleries, and reception rooms. Which option reflects this form of wall art?
• Who is the Baroque craftsman recognized as the first great ébéniste who used ebony?
• Which period is known for light, playful decoration and curving forms in furniture?
• Which characteristic distinguishes Rococo ornament from earlier styles?
• Which two figures are credited with the invention of calculus?
• Which word completes 'Massive and ______' as used to describe Baroque furniture?
• The distinctive chair leg form used in Rococo furniture represents which style?
• Which Baroque desk is described by the term 'Slant Front Writing Desk'?
• Which term describes a Rococo bed with a small canopy?
• Which term describes decorative style influenced by East Asia?
• Which statement describes the arrangement?
• Which of the following was a means of disseminating ideas?
• Classical elements in Rococo style are generally considered to be
• (Renaissance) Brunelleschi re-introduced the classical orders with his construction of the ____________.
• Which wood became the favored material for Baroque furniture after oak?
• The Gobelins Manufactory was created to supply masterworks of decorative arts for which royal residence?
• What Baroque gilding technique involves applying gold on top of bronze?
• Which term completes 'tall case ____' in Baroque furniture terminology?
• Who was the leader associated with Baroque period?
• Which Baroque desk is typically used for personal grooming and storage of cosmetics?
• A console table that expresses restrained, classical form belongs to which period?
• Saint Peter's Basilica is a prime example of which architectural style?
• At what age did Louis XV inherit the throne?
• A Rococo desk may be a bureau a cylindre; which feature does this describe?
• Which statement lists the correct labels for both scrolls in the left-right order?
• Which Baroque furniture form emerged after the Fire of London in 1666?
• Which statement accurately describes the arrangement if the right-hand scroll is S?
• Renaissance furniture was characterized by rectilinear and ______ ornament and proportions.
• Which term describes a cylinder-plan desk with ormolu in Rococo interiors?
• Which Baroque architect is closely associated with the Church of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane and Roman Baroque design?
• Rococo is characterized by which attributes?
• Which Rococo fabric is known for engraved decoration in a single color on a white or cream background?
• Which scroll is on the right?
• What is this Renaissance table?
• Which of the following is NOT a Rococo interior theme?
• Which term names the Rococo chair with a long seat?
• What is the Rococo sofa called?
• Savonnerie carpet is associated with which pile type?
• A Rococo desk may be a secretaire a abatant; which feature does it describe?
• Rococo furniture was arranged around the _______ of the room.
• What term is used to describe Rococo's rockwork motifs used in grottoes?
• What is the Renaissance stool form that has a back?
• In Baroque chair forms pt.2, the seat is sometimes finished in long ______.
• Which term refers to a Rococo upholstered armchair designed for lounging with enclosed sides?
• What is the Renaissance armchair that is box shaped with runners?
• What is the Renaissance piece of furniture that has drawers in the frieze and doors beneath separated by a narrow panel or pilaster? (chest of drawers appear in the 16th century)
• An exterior example depicts which period?
• Which top decorative element on a Baroque chair is called what?
• A Rococo desk may be a bureau plat; which term describes this configuration?
• Which type of Rococo porcelain is gilded?
• Which term would be used for the large freestanding cabinet for clothing?
• In Rococo style, grand rooms are more ________ and private rooms are more ________.
• What is the Rococo armchair term?
• The Renaissance term meaning 'fool the eye' that refers to a painting of a gallery near the ceiling is called what?
• Which major intellectual revolution occurred during the Baroque period, contributing to advances in tools for artisans?
• The Renaissance started using ______ textiles.
• Which Baroque sculptor and wood carver is famed for intricate naturalistic carvings used in interiors?
• Which period's ceiling and sculptural decorations would likely show curvilinear forms and natural motifs?
• New Rococo forms include which combination?
• Rococo was the decorative style associated with which aristocracy?
• Which architectural feature is Brunelleschi renowned for in Florence?
• Which Rococo ornament/motif depicts East Asian-inspired designs?
• Baroque style is characterized by which features?
• Ormolu refers to which material that has been gilded?
• Trade guilds in the Baroque period led to what level of standards?
• The back style described as en cabriolet corresponds to which term?
• Which term best describes the period characterized by ornate, curved forms and playful ornament?
• The exterior described is an example of which architectural style?
• Which famous Baroque painter is known for dynamic, lush compositions associated with the Baroque era?
• What Rococo motif and ornament is shown here?
• In Rococo, regence refers to a...
• Which Rococo and Baroque furniture form juxtaposes a Louis XIV piece with cane back and seat and a Louis XV piece with upholstered back and seat?
• An interior example depicts which period?
• Which period includes motifs such as chinoiserie, singerie, musical trophies, flowers, cupids, bows and arrows, and romantic landscapes?
• Certosina refers to which Renaissance inlay technique involving ivory or bone in geometric patterns?
• Majolica is tin-glazed earthenware produced from which century in Italy?
• Which Baroque furniture piece features drop leaves?
• Which Baroque storage form is a cabinet-like piece used for storage?
• The inlay technique used with bone and mother of pearl in Baroque furniture is called what?
• What is the Rococo side chair?
• The Renaissance furniture form cassone refers to which piece?
• Louis XIV is commonly referred to as which title?
• Louis XV is associated with which style?
• In Baroque chair forms pt.2, an upholstered item introduced as NEW is which seating piece?
• Which Baroque building is located in Madrid?
• Which of the following is NOT a Rococo interior theme?
• Rococo boiserie may be finished in which ways?
• Brunelleschi's construction of the _____________ was revolutionary in architecture.
• In Renaissance interiors, who is typically responsible for carrying out surface decoration?
• During the Rococo transition, which feature disappears?
• Baroque furniture was: - Massive and _______; - Dramatic and ______; - Exaggerated ______; - _______ replaced oak
• Which option shows the left scroll as C and the right scroll as S?
• Which Baroque room is famous for amber panels?
• On Baroque chairs, the cross-stretchers intersection is finished with which feature?
• Renaissance textiles included cushions for sedias. Which option names sedias?
• What is this Rococo chest?
• Which of the following is a Rococo interior theme?
• The Renaissance earthenware tin-glazed form of majolica is called what?
• Aubusson carpet refers to which type of carpet weave?
• Which Renaissance furniture form is a chest placed at bed or hall with elaborately decorated panels?
• Renaissance decorative arts used which material, along with plaster or terra cotta statuettes?
• A ceiling with ornate but playful decoration belongs to which period?
• Which term describes Rococo wood paneling on walls?
• Which term describes the Renaissance interior emphasis on unity?
• What is the Renaissance inlay of ivory or bone in a geometric pattern called?
• Which desk term corresponds to secretaire abatant, a desk with a folding writing surface?
• During the Rococo period, the style was associated with the reign of which king?
• Baroque style was deliberately flamboyant and exaggerated in which aspect?
• Which Baroque furniture form is a tall, multi-drawer chest used for clothing storage?
• Which period is characterized by dramatic ornament, strong contrasts, and theatrical presentation in furniture?
• In Baroque chair forms, the back is described as which of the following?
• Which city hosts the Royal Palace (Baroque building)?
• Baroque had no clear boundary from which preceding period?
• Which Baroque sculptor is renowned for large-scale, dramatic religious works in Rome?
• Which Rococo ornament depicts monkeys as subjects?
• What is the Renaissance long wooden bench with seat, back, and hinged lid?
• What is this Rococo table?
• In the Rococo transition, furniture backs become
• Which label is on the left scroll?
• Renaissance decorative arts included mirrors made of polished steel until 16th century when Venice produced small silvered ones.
• In Renaissance furniture, which term completes the description: furniture was rectilinear and ______?
• Which period's interiors are characterized by playful ornament and lightness?
• Which of the following best describes Rococo ornament?
• Which option correctly states the labels of both scrolls if the left-hand is C?
• The firebox used by earlier cultures became represented in the interior by the ___________, highly decorated with motif and ornament.
• Which Baroque form was a side chair?
• Which feature is NOT typically associated with Rococo style?
• Which term describes painted wood paneling on walls?
• What is the piece of furniture that holds things called?
• Tin-glazed pottery often decorated with intricate painted designs (often floral patterns) is known as what?
• What is the Rococo armchair pad called?
• Which Baroque form was an upholstered armchair?
• Renaissance furniture featured carving, ______, painting, and gilding.
• What Rococo man-made form was a small rockery found in grottoes?
• Which Rococo desk term describes a desk with a rolling, cylindrical top?
• What are the three types of Rococo scrolls?
• In Renaissance interiors, complete the blanks: Unity becomes important; Left to artisans; ______ surface decoration and sparse furnishings; Regular and ______.
• Which term refers to a Rococo spectator?
• Which Baroque figure is commonly associated with elaborate woodwork used to decorate interiors?
• Which carpet has a flat woven surface?
• What is the Renaissance two-sided stool with a back?
• A console table best described by delicate, playful curves and ornate ornament is most typical of which period?
• What is a Rococo desk?
• Rococo paneling was designed to incorporate ______.
• Ormolu refers to which material used in Baroque furniture?
• Rococo was ____ and ____.
• Which term describes decorative style influenced by East Asia?
• Who designed the Villa Rotunda?
• Rococo motifs include which of the following?
• Which philosopher is associated with the statement "I think, therefore I am"?
• Which Baroque desk is a storage piece with a hinged fall-front used in offices?
• Which architect helped restore classical influence in London after a major fire in the 1660s?
• Which Rococo furniture piece is described as a corner cabinet that holds collectible coins and is decorated with ormolu?
• Which Baroque furniture piece is built to fit into a specific space?
• The term for bronze ornamentation covered with gold is what?
• The "enlightenment" drew upon which cultures from the past?
• What decorative metalwork term refers to gilt-bronze mounts used on Rococo furniture?
• Label these two parts of this Baroque chair: A is top; B is bottom. Which match is correct?
• Which statement correctly describes the arrangement of the scrolls?
• Which Baroque architect is known for the Church of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane in Rome?
• Which period is associated with ornate, dramatic furniture featuring heavy ornamentation and strong contrasts?
• During the Rococo period, which ideas continued?
• Which Baroque desk form is a knee-hole writing desk?
• Which term completes the phrase 'slant front writing ____' in Baroque furniture terminology?
• To qualify as good design, ornament must have _______.
• Which term describes the Rococo and Baroque furniture form that pairs Louis XIV with cane back and seat and Louis XV with upholstered back and seat?
• Renaissance fabric-covered walls term?
• Baroque interiors often featured en suite with which type of seating?
• Which Baroque piece is a tall chest-on-chest used for storage?
• What happened to the classical during Rococo?
• Toile de Jouy is best described as which type of fabric?
• Baroque motif and ornament includes: raised _________ with mitered corners; ______ of bone and mother of pearl; carving, gilding, lacquering, inlay gilded bronze: ______
• The clothing shown is an example of which period of dress?
• Which description best fits Rococo furniture for specific rooms?
• The first great "eboniste" was ______________. (known for superlative craftsmanship)
• What is the Renaissance chest or coffer with a hinged lid?
• Which of the following best describes Rococo ornament?
• Christopher Wren helped reintroduce classical influence to England after which event?
• What is this Rococo wardrobe?
• The curved Rococo leg is officially known as which term?
• Which term refers to Rococo overdoor or mantel decoration?
• Baroque chair includes: - ___________ elements; - curving arms ending in ________.
• Which term completes '______ tables' in Baroque furniture terminology?
• The Renaissance started using textiles that were...
• The Renaissance began in which city and country?
• Which word describes the regular shapes used in Renaissance interiors?
• Rococo is described as achieving a complete synthesis of interior design, furniture, and decorative arts. Which of the following is NOT listed as part of this synthesis?
• Rococo room decoration is ______: the more important the space, the larger and more lavish it is.
• Which royal figure's reign is most closely associated with Rococo style?
• Toile de Jouy fabrics are printed in what kind of color scheme?
• In Renaissance decorative arts, Italians prized which porcelain and tried to make it themselves?
• Which term refers to a Rococo console table used along a wall?
• The curving leg of a Louis XV chair is called a what?
• What Renaissance decorative inlay is composed of marble and semiprecious stones inlaid in wood?
• What is the predominant profile line of Baroque furniture?
• Which Rococo bed features a headboard and footboard of equal height plus a canopy?
• Baroque period's relationship to the Renaissance can be described as which of the following?
• Which term completes 'corner _____' in Baroque furniture terminology?
• Which city produced small silvered mirrors in the 16th century?
• Which Flemish artist is considered a master of Baroque painting, noted for dynamic figures and rich color?
• What type of Rococo porcelain is shown that is French soft-paste?
• What was Rococo overdoor or mantel painting or decoration?
• Who was Louis XV's regent?
• A console table with ornate, dramatic ornamentation is most typical of which period?
• Rococo style was a reaction to the _____ of the Baroque, leading to more curves.
• During Rococo, which wood replaced walnut as the favored material?
• Which term is the French word for an armchair in Rococo design?
• Rococo Interiors were smaller and more _______.
• As Rococo ornament evolves, it becomes more
• Is a rinceau an example of "motif" or "ornament"?
• Which option shows the left and right scrolls in opposite order from the known arrangement?
• Renaissance relief carving is described as ______.
• In Baroque chair construction, the intersection of the X-stretchers is finished with what decorative element?
• Which option lists the left and right scrolls in the correct order by position?
• In the labeling task, which scroll is on the left?
• Which Renaissance furniture form is used as a long bench with seat, back, and hinged lid?
• What is this Renaissance material that is imitation marble composed of plaster or cement and marble chips?
• Rococo furniture used which ornament, similar to Baroque?
• This ceiling example belongs to which period?
• The Baroque period is often described as a reaction against the restraint of the Renaissance. Which term best captures this description?
• What is the term for cotton, linen, or silk fabric with a printed decoration in a single color?
• Which Rococo bed style uses four iron rods curving upward to a dome canopy?
• What was Rococo wood paneling called that replaced heavy marble walls, columns, and pilasters?
• Which statement is true about the left-hand scroll?
• Which Renaissance building is named Santa Maria del Fiore?
• Which period emphasizes symmetry and classical restraint in furniture design?
• Which Rococo bed has four iron rods curving up to a dome-shaped canopy?
• What Baroque form is an upholstered footstool?
• Rococo room decoration is hierarchical; which statement best reflects this concept?
• Which Baroque chair is known as the peri-wig chair?
• This Renaissance building was designed by Andrea Palladio and is known as Villa Rotunda.
• Renaissance interiors reflect the ______ arrangement of exteriors and ______ detail.
• If the left-hand scroll is the C Scroll, what is the label of the right-hand scroll?
• What is this Baroque motif and ornament?
• Louis XV created more intimate spaces at Versailles due to what personal circumstance?
• Rococo interiors are often associated with which mood?
• If the left-hand scroll is labeled C, what is the label of the right-hand scroll?
• Rococo is associated with which aristocracy?
• In Baroque chair forms, what term refers to the padded covering used on seats and backs?
• Which term describes a Rococo storage piece with drawers?
• Which option correctly describes the arrangement?
• New Rococo forms include which items?
• A chair from early modern European design is typically associated with which period?
• Louis XIV style chairs featured tall crest rails to accommodate the height of which aspect of the period?
• This column capital belongs to what period? (uses scrolls and natural elements)
• What Renaissance x-form chair has laced slats?
• Louis XIV (14th) established the ____________ in order to create the masterworks of the decorative arts that he would use at Versailles.
• What is the Renaissance x-form with laced slats?
• A Rococo chaise/fauteuil could have a en cabriolet back, which style is this?
• What is tin-glazed earthenware produced from the 15th century in Italy called?
• Rococo style was symbolic of the _____ aristocracy in the first half of the 18th century.
• Which Baroque church was designed by Francesco Borromini?
• A Rococo chaise/fauteuil could have a la Reine back, which style is this?
• Andre Charles Boulle is best known as a master of which craft?
• Which term describes a Rococo bed with an oblong tester or canopy?
• What type of pearl is identified by irregular shapes?
• Which statement correctly contrasts Aubusson and Savonnerie carpets?
• Which Baroque Italian architect is regarded as a founder of the Baroque sculpture style?
• Trade guilds in the Baroque period led to which standards?
• Which term describes Rococo's transitional period between Baroque and later styles?