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Down: 1) Monumental, west-facading entrance section of a Carolingian, Ottonianm, or Romanesque church.2) A still life painting representing food and drink normally eaten at breakfast.3) Spanish for "alterpiece" screen placed behind alter.4) Use of strong chiaroscuro and artificially illuminated areas to create a dramatic contrast of light and dark in painting.6) Term describing a group of artists, usually working at the same time and sharing similar styles.8) An artist, particurally a portrait painter.9) Italian term for an open city square.11) A canopy placed over a nonorific or scared space such as a throne or church alter.14) A type or category of artisitc form, subject, technique, style, or medium.17) Term describing a smooth surface that is without shine or luster.18) In architecture, a circular opening, typically windows or apex of a dome. Across: 5) A tall, four-sided stone shaft, hewn from a songle block, that tapers at the top and is completed by a pyramidion.7) A wall construction method combining upright branches, woven with twigs and plastered or filled with clay or mud.10) An early cameralike device used in the Renaissance and later for recording images of nature.12) A cross placed in the atrium of the church.13) Heoric figures of nude young men.15) Second highest order of angels.16) Thick applications of pigment that are a painting a palbable surface texture.
 

 

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