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200-1750 C.E. Unit 3 #arthistory #earlyeurope #colonialamericas
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1
What is the overall content of the
Bayeux Tapestry
?
The Battle of Hastings
The life of Duke William of Normandy
A fictional account of a legend
The Norman conquest of Anglo-Saxons in England
2
The location of the
Great Mosque of Cordoba
was both symbolic and practical because
it was rebuilt by descendants of the Umayyads
it was created on the site of an existing Christian church
it was created on a holy Islamic site relating to Muhammad
Muslims borrowed space inside the nearby church for prayer
3
The function of the
Pyxis of Al-Mughira
is
to contain organs of the deceased
to be a decorative object
to hold perfume
to hold black dye used for eyeliner
4
The context of the
Golden Haggadah
influences its form/content in which of the following ways?
It contains writing and paintings related to Passover
It was created for a Jewish wealth family
The scribe was probably Jewish
It was created in or near Barcelona, Spain
5
Santa Sabina
is a
basilica
monastery
cathedral
church
6
The
Entombment of Christ
is an example of artists' desire to
create artworks not based on classical examples
create unity and clarity
convey a shallow sense of space
utilize an atypically shaped frame
7
Why were artworks like
Allegory of Law and Grace
important to religion during 16th century
It depicts new reform in religion
It helped spread Lutheranism to illiterate people
It shows the relationship between God and humans
Proved that the Bible was only source needed for Christians
8
Religious art was created in catacombs at this time for which of the following reasons?
To encourage new members of the religion
The religion they relate to was illegal at the time
Their religious rites were done in secret
To accommodate worshipers who needed a place of worship
9
The
Virgin and Child between Saints Theodore and George
is identified as an 'icon' because
it depicts Christ, Virgin, and Saints
it is painted on wooden panel
it is small
it is one panel
10
Based on
Röttgen Pietà
form/content, the artist wanted what emotional response from viewers?
Anger
Enraged
Sympathy
Pity
11
What did the medium used for
Venus of Urbino
(oil paint) enable the artist to do?
Use impasto
Create sharp edges
Create thin glazes (coats, layers)
Paint quickly
12
How do the figures' poses in
Da Vinci Last Supper
help to convey the sense of the Last Supper?
Jesus is offering food/wine to monks in room of creation
All figures have calm poses, except for Judas
The disciples' are surprised/dramatic, while Jesus is calm
Jesus is depicted as the same level as the disciples
13
The content of the
Self-Portrait with Saskia
can be best described as
a painting
a self-portrait and portrait
personal and for commemoration
one of many self-portraits created by the artist
14
How are spiritual messages conveyed to the viewer through the
Annunciation Triptych's
content?
The setting in the artwork is a church
Artist included the religious donor family in the artwork
Many of the details are religious symbols
Hidden symbols of the painting have controversial meanings
15
The form and location of the
Alhambra palaces
suggests that its creators likely intended to
function as a place of power for rulers
keep it well-fortified and safe
allow easy entry and exit into the city
create a quiet place to reflect
16
What about the
Vienna Genesis
enables a modern audience to believe its patron was wealthy?
reading and writing was taught only to wealthy people
The artist used new techniques
The purple dye used on the pages was expensive
It was well-preserved