History of Arts and Interior Design II

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Ilocano term for large earthenware, mainly used for fermentation and storage of liquid

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Southern tagalog term for water container for the kitchen

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A handwoven mat for sleeping and sitting

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Ifugao fertility jewel used as a necklace pendant or earring, often given as a wedding gift

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Maranao ceremonial vessel. Used for dowry

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Traditional Filipino betel nut container

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Ifugao wooden bench with a slightly arched midsection

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Roofless porch that serves as a cleaning area and wash room in a bahay kubo

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Ivatan traditional house of stone and mortar

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Kalinga octagonal house

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Ifugao house for the affluent whose pyramidal hipped roof covers the floor of the house

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One of the earliest recorders in Philippine art history, painted Langit, Lupa at Impierno ca. 1850

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Known for his Letras Y Figuras

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Sculpture that usually depicts the Via Crucix, may also show the holy images in religious scenes

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Earliest known sculptor in the Philippines

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Part of a church; a screened gallery with entry from the second floor of the convent

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Church in Ilocos Norte known for its sinking belltower

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The first religious structure built in Luzon

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The biggest Spanish church in the Philippines

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The first port in the Philippines

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Residences of the highest official of the land

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Spanish trial court

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Seat of colonial governance in the Spanish-colonial period

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The first dean of the UP Fine Arts School

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Sculpted the UP Oblation

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Which of the following was NOT a work of Juan Arellano

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Architect of the Manila City Hall

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Architect of the Crystal Arcade

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An Angono-based painter who depicted Philippine history in his "History of Manila" mural at the Manila City Hall

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Which of the following was not part of the triumvirate of Filipino neo-realists

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The Philippines' leading abstract expressionist

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Father of Philippine Modern Sculpture

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Which of the following is NOT part of the Thirteen Moderns

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Painted the 14 Stations of the Cross in the UP Chapel

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Singe or two-storey structures or apartment dwellings during the Spanish Colonial Period

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Egyptian roofed gallery

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The most common of Egyptian furniture

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Egyptian furniture that was only used by important people

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Made of powdered quartz and coated with a vitreous paste, it was an earthenware fired to a glass-like shine in almost all colors

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Greek opening to allow rainwater to collect into the small reccess

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The most important space inside a Greek interior

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Greek stool

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Greek foot stool

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Greek bed or couch, for eating during the day and for sleeping at night

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Roman water catcher

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Located at the end of the atrium of a Roman interior, a sanctified area and contained the nuptial bed and the dining table

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Rear court lined with columns around the garden where the life of the Roman family was centered

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Civilization that started the trompe l'oeil

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Roman chair; First chair with cushion; x-shaped and folding

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Roman double chair or settle

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Roman throne chair for men

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Roman chaise for women

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Roman bed and couch

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Roman semi-circular reclining couch while dining

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Roman half-round console table

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Which of the following is a Byzantine throne chair?

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Dagobert Throne Chair is from what period?

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Small ivory inlay pattern set in wood work

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Marquetry using inlays on wood done during the 17th C.

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Italian Renaissance marriage chest

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Italian Renaissance armchair for men

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Italian Renaissance light wooden chair for women

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Italian Renaiisance chair with three splayed legs similar to the sgabello

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Italian Renaissance bed with massive structure placed on a base, a canopy, and a paneled footboard

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Inlaid stone panels often mounted on ebony cabinets-on-stands

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Which of the following monarchs did not reign during the French Renaissance?

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French renaissance stool

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Imitation marble composed of gypsum, marble chips, coloring material and glue

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French Baroque gossip chair

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French Baroque chair which was large and imposing made of gilded wood

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French Baroque upholstered chair with arms

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French Baroque bed that had two posts behind with cantilevered canopy that stretches until the end of the bed

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Which period first made use of quadratura?

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Period where walls were left bare or treated with rough plaster

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Principally used for the assemblies of vassals, banquets, trials and entertainment during the Gothic period

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Period where the dining room became part of the house plan

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Ebeniste was a maker of

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Fondeur was a maker of

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French rococo armchair with a pierced arm

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French rococo armchair with full arms

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Looked like an elongated bergere, completely upholstered small

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French Rococo; two upholstered chairs put together and connected in the middle with an ottoman in between them

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French Rococo; Three seats to a single unit with the two end seats smaller and separated by arms from the center section

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French Rococo; a small round table of the 18th century, having around its top a gallery within which a bouchon could beset for the playing of card games

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French rococo corner cupboard

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Founded a dynasty of cabinetmakers during the French Neoclassic

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Also known as Style Etrusque

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A trumeau was a/an

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Manchettes were

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Technique involving painting on the reverse side of glass then applying gold and silver as backing

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Also known as the nanny's chair

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A chiffonier was...

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French backgammon table

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Innovations included the meridienne in this period

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Pierre Fontaine and Charles Percier established which French period style?

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Which of the following motifs is a Napoleonic device

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French Empire; round table with a marble top supported by one central leg

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A sofa based on a painting by Jacques Louis David during the French empire style

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Where French ladder back chairs were used

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Biedermeier was a German style of the first half of the 19th century chiefly based on the French _______ style

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Which of the following is not part of the Early Renaissance period?

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Early Renaissance English furniture were mostly made out of which type of wood?

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Typical antique tudor chairs called "settle chairs" that had tall straight backs and arm supports that were box-like and has an enclosed area beneath the seat often being used for storage as a kind of cupboard

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Designed for food storage and had pierced carving for ventilation on the front

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Parchemin motif was

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X-framed folding chair

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Prominent in the early 17th century in England, was an upholstered armless chair designed to accommodate the fashion for extreme width in women's dresses

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Most common chairs were the Yorkshire and the Derbyshire in this English Period

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Also known as the Restoration period

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The Melville bed was made during what English Period?

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This period corresponds to English late Baroque

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A wooden chair whose back and sides consists of multiple thin, turned spindles that are attached to a solid, sculpted seat

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Architect who introduced Palladianism to England

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Architect Inigo Jones was known during which English Period?

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Console table meant to be placed in between tables

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Wrote the book "The Gentleman and Cabinetmaker's Director"

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A table that had two drawers and flaps on either side that can be raised by brackets on hinges to increase its size

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Golden age of English furniture

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Architect and furniture designer who took the total integration of interior design to a new level never before seen in England

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Motif introduced by Robert Adam

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Most known for the shieldback chair

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Known as the "Apostle of the Straight Line"

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His style became known as the English Empire Style

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Period of severe neoclassicism and was heavily influenced by Empire and Directoire

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A light chair used in mourning during the death of Admiral Nelson

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USed to simulate leather wall coverings in bas-relief often applied to the dado

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Conversation sofa often seen in an s-shape

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A completely upholstered sofa with rolled arms that are the same height as the back traditionally tufted and buttoned leather

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Hanging or standing open shelves

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Also known as psyche; glass or mirror designed to stand against a wall

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Spanish Renaissance monk's chair

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Spanish Renaissance writing cabinet that has sides that drop down to reveal a surface

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Spanish version of the Dante chair or Savanorola

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Spanish Renaissance storage chest

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Portugese cabinet on stand

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Named after a colonial governor of Massachusetts and is constructed of turned spindle

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The influence of Chippendale's Director was most pronounced in which state in the United States?

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The Bandy Chair was composed during which period?

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Rocking chair that makes use of spindles

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What the Americans called the miter chair

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Known for his block-front type desk and chest with 3 arched panels and large cockleshell foot with ogee bracket

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American Georgian period; Known for his Chinese Chippendale designs and use of Marlborough legs

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America's first great furniture designer

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Favoured wood during the American Federal period

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Late Phyfe furniture picks up from which French style?

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Eclecticism dominated architectural and decorative designs during this American period

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Introduced set furnitures; among the most important of the cabinetmakers in America. Produced high-style furnishing in the Rococo Revival style for the 19th century American market

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Popularized the "honest" Modern Gothic style in his book Hints on Household Taste

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The earliest and most important influence on contemporary design in USA

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Started in Europe by William Morris

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He was the only English Art Nouveau designer during modernism

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Mission style through the missions of which country?

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Gustav Stickley is associated with furniture of which style?

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Was a result of a wide social reaction which marked the end of one period and the beginning of another

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Considered to be the spokesperson for Art Nouveu

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Art Nouveau furniture designer who used forms similar to that of the human skeleton

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Introduced the whiplash or Belgium line in modern American furniture

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Louis Majorelle was known for using which type of motif?

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The firs master of the Bauhaus furniture

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The first attempt to design a lounge chair following the posture of a lounging person was designed by?

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Designed the Bibendum chair

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Considered to be the most significant creative designer to have the most impact on today's design

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Designer of the Peacock chair

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Which of the following is not a chair design by George Nelson?

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Designer of the Swan and Egg chair

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Which of the following is designed by Joe Colombo?

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Designer of the Tulip chair

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The "Father of Modernism" in Scandinavian countries; works included the first stacking chair and Paimio chair

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French industrial designer famous for his futuristic Djinn chairs

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The first Danish furniture designer to be recognized internationally

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Furniture designer know as "enfant terrible"; designs included the Cone Chair and Heart Chair

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Credited to have designer the first sofa chair

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Philippine Arts to Furniture

History of Arts and Interior Design II

Ilocano term for large earthenware, mainly used for fermentation and storage of liquid

Southern tagalog term for water container for the kitchen

A handwoven mat for sleeping and sitting

Ifugao fertility jewel used as a necklace pendant or earring, often given as a wedding gift

Maranao ceremonial vessel. Used for dowry

Traditional Filipino betel nut container

Ifugao wooden bench with a slightly arched midsection

Roofless porch that serves as a cleaning area and wash room in a bahay kubo

Ivatan traditional house of stone and mortar

Kalinga octagonal house

Ifugao house for the affluent whose pyramidal hipped roof covers the floor of the house

One of the earliest recorders in Philippine art history, painted Langit, Lupa at Impierno ca. 1850

Known for his Letras Y Figuras

Sculpture that usually depicts the Via Crucix, may also show the holy images in religious scenes

Earliest known sculptor in the Philippines

Part of a church; a screened gallery with entry from the second floor of the convent

Church in Ilocos Norte known for its sinking belltower

The first religious structure built in Luzon

The biggest Spanish church in the Philippines

The first port in the Philippines