Review For Quiz 1 Flashcards

(43 cards)

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What is the Name of this monument?

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Stonehenge

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What are these?

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Menhirs

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3
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Who is this?

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King Menkaure and queen

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4
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Which painting is more advanced?

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A is more advanced because it uses metaphor and allegory.

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5
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What is this called?

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Serpent mound, from North America

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6
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What are the canonical views in Egyptian sculpture?

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Full face, strict profile, vertically, from above

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What is the name of this sculpture?

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Stepped pyramid of Djoser by Imhotep.

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Why are these columns important?

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They are a form of architectural expression.

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9
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What natural object are these columns based upon?

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Lotus.

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10
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What is the overall experience supposed to mimic?

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The beginning of the world

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What is the purpose of the temple of Ramsses 2.

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  1. To serve as a temple for the Pharoh.
  2. To serve as a center for learning.
  3. To serve as a calendar.
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12
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What is this?

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Palate of Narmer

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13
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Who is this?

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Nefertiti, amaranth style

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14
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Name of this structure?

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Temple of queen Hatshepsut.

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15
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Why is this significant?

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Natural environment, surrounding landscape.

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16
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Which Kingdom?

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New Kingdom

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17
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Seated scribe, what is the significance of this canon?

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It demonstrates that AGE, SLACK BODY, AND INTELLIGENCE are all desirable traits.

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18
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Lady Sennuwy, what is the significance?

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This middle/new kingdom sculpture demonstrates a change in the canon of Pharaonic sculpture.

19
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Opening of the mouth ceremony, what is the significance?

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Associated with the Egyptian book of the dead.

20
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What is this an example of?

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Persian Animal style art

21
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What is this?

22
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What is this piece called?

A

Stele of Hammurabi

23
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What is this?

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Bronze head of Sargon.

24
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Why is this piece significant?

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It demonstrates that the near east was capable of large bronze.

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Title
Standard of Ur
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What is the term for this type of sculpture?
Sumerian Abu votive sculptures
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What is the purpose of the big eyes?
Apotropaic, to ward off the evil eye
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What are these for?
Funerary sculptures
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What is the purpose?
A rhyton, a ceremonial drinking cup
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What is the name of artifacts like these?
Frying Pan
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What palace is this from?
From Knossos in Crete.
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What culture?
Mycenaeans
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Where is this located?
Mainland Greece
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What mythological beast built it? (According to the Greeks)
Cyclops
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What is this?
Kamare Style
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What is the significance?
Kamare ware demonstrates an aptitude, and a sense of design that illustrated a love of nature and influenced Greek pottery.
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Through what media did Archaic Greek painters express themselves?
Pottery painting
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What style?
Red figure style?
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What style?
Early phase Geometric
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Identify
Dipylon Vase, like a grave marker. Typically large, named for the Dipylon cemetery.
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What style?
Black figure style?
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What order?
Ionian
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What order of Architecture?
Corinthian