AP Art History Greek Architecture (Doric & Ionic) Vocabulary Crossword
                         
                         
                         
                         
                         
                         
                         
                         
                         
                         
                         
                         
                         
                         
                         
                         
                         
                         
                         
                         
 
 
Down: 1) The platform just above the columns that joins them with the Entablature. Ranges in size by Order: smaller in Ionic, larger and thicker in Doric. (Doric & Ionic)3) The level (step) upon which the Column sits. The top level. (Doric & Ionic)5) The area ranging from the bottom of the Raking Cornice to the end of the Architrave. (Doric & Ionic)6) The area under the bottom of the Frieze to the Abacus, usually not decorated, though sometimes lined in Ionic (Doric & Ionic)10) The supporting posts for the post and lintel shape that the building makes. Fluted depending on age, bases and capital styles depending on Orders. (Doric and Ionic)11) The space including either the Echinus and Abacus or the Volute and Abacus. The support upon which the architrave and the rest of the building sits. (Doric & Ionic)12) The order that displays a kind of short film. The Frieze is small and decorated with the short film, and the architrave is commonly paneled. Has a Volute and a Base. Made more for decoration than strength. 14) The order that displays photograph-like relief sculptures. Has an Echinus on the columns which have no base. Triglyphs and Metopes in the Frieze. Smooth Architrave. Built for weight, not decoration.15) The top of the column upon which sits the Abacus. (Doric) Across: 2) The wider, stylish piece upon which the shaft of the column sits, just above the Stylobate. (Ionic)4) The piece connected to the Raking Cornice, under the pediment. (Doric & Ionic)7) The column-like shapes carved on each side of the Metope in groups of three. (Doric)8) The column discluding the capital. Usually hollow and put together piece by piece with something through the hole in the middle. Fluted or not depending on age, on top of a Base depending on Order. (Doric and Ionic)9) The top of the column upon which sits the Abacus. (Ionic)13) The space between the Raking Cornice and the Cornice upon which sculpture was placed (Doric and Ionic)15) Includes the area between the Cornice and the Architrave (Doric and Ionic)16) The slanted roof-like structure (Doric and Ionic)17) All steps leading up to the main building, including the Stylobate. (Doric & Ionic)
 

 

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