exam 3 Flashcards

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list examples of neolithic period art

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  • stonehenge
  • burial earn
  • earth & ware beaker/susa
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the mesopotamians built their temples such as Ur, on a type of structure called a

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ziggurat

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ziggurat definition:

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rectangular or square stepped pyramid often with a temple at its top

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early stone tools were developed about:

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2 mill yrs ago

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the word “neolithic” means

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new stone age

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during the neolithic period, art went from __ to __

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naturalistic; abstract

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the ancient sumerians developed the world’s first wheel, plow, and __

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writing system

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the pyramids of egypt are among the world’s best kniwn examples of __

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dry masonry

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art from which culture portrays objects and parts of the human body from what that culture identified as their most characteristic angle?

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egyptian art

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why is Tut the best known pharaoh today?

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his tomb was found in tact

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why did the characteristics of ancient egyptian art change relatively little over time?

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isolation due to river and desert

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what is a “Maiden”? statue of a standing clothed young woman?

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kore

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‘portrait head of an old man’ is an example of __ sculpture

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roman

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14
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which building was designed to honor the goddess of wisdom and prudent warfare?

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parthenon

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the meeting of decorative nomadic style and Christianity can be seen most clearly in illustrated books from which country?

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ireland

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16
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which cathedral demonstrates all three phases of Gothic architecture?

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notre dam

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the first christian churches were pattrened after basilicas that were used by the romans as

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assembly halls/govt building

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the first large sculptures such as christ of the pentacost,, since roman times can be found in what part of Romanesque churches?

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above central doorway

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early christian art was created in private homes and underground burial chambers called

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catacombs

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which piece is a roman copy of hellenistic work featuring a trojan priest?

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Laocoon

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which country was never romanized, and after the fall of rom became the major center of learning and arts in europe?

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ireland

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22
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define iconoclast:

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one who opposes creation of images of holy persons - promote idolotry

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23
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what was the function of the roman colesseum?

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amusement

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Masaccio’s ‘the holy trinity’ fresco is considered to be the first painting based on the systematic use of

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linear perspective

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list artists which epitomize the high renissance
- raphael - d'vinci - michaelangelo
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list examples of high renissance art
- mona lisa - paul preaching at athens - last supper - michaelangelo's david - creation of adam
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michaelangelo's david has has a naturalistic pose, set in contrapposto, demonstrating the influence of
classical greek art
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in jan van eyck's 'the arnold portrait' the woman is wearing a green dress to symbolize
fertility
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in 'the conversion of st paul' caravaggio created drama through the high contrast of lights and dark and the extreme use of
fore shortening
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the influence of neoplatonism would be most likely when, in a painting, a reniassance artist highlights a
nude pagan goddess
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many baroque characteristics developed as propoganda for the
counter reformation
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in the 17th century, in the netherlands, the major patrons of painting were
wealthy merchants
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with its decorative and sensual qualities, the rococco style was particularily suited to the extravagent and often frivilous life of
french aristocracy
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in her painting 'judith and the maidservant', Artisma Gent. demonstrates the close influence of which artist?
caravaggio
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which period in european art was the artist Artisma Gent instrumental in turning toward the depiction of female religious heroes?
baroque
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define renassiance
period in europe from 14-16th century characterized by classical art, literature, and learning
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which artist created the first life size free standing statue since roman times?
Donatello
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what style of painting was developed by pieter brugel after the protestant reformation as a new style of northern european landscape painting?
genre painting
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which period in european art was dismissed by the following generation as "fluffy"
rococco
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which style is characterized by emotion, drama, and interaction if sculptural forms with the surrounding space?
helenistic
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art style is characterized by small-scale and ornate decoration, pastel colors, and asymmetrical arrangement of curves?
rococco
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which artist created a series of work in the style set by theh Illuminators of medieval calenders?
pieter bruegal
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the protestant reformation gave way to which style of painting?
genre painting
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what language became the language of scholarship for many muslims, christians, and jews from the 8th to the 11th century?
aerebic
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buddhist sculptors in which area developed a distinctive style, due to alexander the great conquring the area?
Gandhara
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what was the ancient religion of japan, which was a form of ancestor and nature worship?
Shinto
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where is the court of the lions located?
granada
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in what empire was a new religion created, combining elements from all the religions practiced in the empire?
mughal
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in the hindu religion, the god of destruction and creation is
shiva
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who is a person that is on the point of achieving enlightenment but remains on earth to teach others?
bodhu sattva
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what is one of the most famous monument sin cambodia built during the Khmer empire?
angkor wat
52
the terra cotta warriors were found in the tomb of
Qinsh Huangdi
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sesshu toyo painted in a style that was called hoboku, meaning
plum ink
54
the indus valley is located primarily in
pakistan
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in the evolution of buddhist architecture, early burial mounds led most directly to the indian
stoopa
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what features abstract shapes commonly found on ancient bronze vessels that represent a composite animal whose symbolism is umknown?
taotie mask
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which culture has traditionally held ceramic arts in high regard, was sponsored by imperials...
china
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because it could survive the heat, which color did chinese use to decorate porcelain?
blue
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japanese ukiyo-e prints depicted
images of everyday life
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a new style of painting created by artists who refused to teach for the new mongul government?
literate painting
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korean potters use liquid clay, known as __ to fill in etched surface decorations
slip
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the technique of decorating architecture with tiles reached a peak of achievement in which country
persia
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which culture was highly nationalistic, but experienced periods of borrowing culture and art that greatly influenced its developed?
japanese
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one of the greatest sculptors of japan, who created a life size sculpture of a buddhist priest from india?
Jnkel
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what technique did the islamic culture perfect long before china?
luster glaze
66
Shah Jahan commissioned this structure as a tomb for his favorite wife
taj mahal
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in a mosque, what form is used to mark the buildings location and allow the faithful to be called to prayer?
mindret
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in religious contexts, traditional muslims disfavor
depicting the human form
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what is a muslim theological school in which the history of islam and the interpretation of the qu'ran are taught?
madrasa
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the __ is the niche in the wall of a mosque that points to mecca
mihrab
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a high vaulted porch to mark an important bulding or entrance?
lwan
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some believe that the sculpture Woman of Willendorf was associated with which paleolithic god?
great mother goddess
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where was the earliest art, we know of found in 2002?
blombos cares
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which neolithic structure features a ring of posts and lintels?
stonehenge
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petroglyphs are made by
carving into stone or rocks