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cathedrals reliefs depicted important biblical scenes, even greater impact was often made with the
transept
gallery
stained glass
nave height
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What was the artist referencing by including the sun and its long rays at the top center of the relief?
supreme god Aten, the life-giving sun disk
sun is setting over the Nile River
the foreign influence that was permeating Egypt
sun represents Thebes, the capital city of Egypt
3
The mortuary temple of Hatshepsut differs from the Great Pyramids at Giza in that temple did not function as a
tomb for a deceased ruler
monument to a ruler
symbol of power
place for ritual
4
What is one possible reason for the inclusion of a small Cupid behind Augustus' right leg?
Venus, from whom Augustus claimed he was descended
Battle of Actium, in which Augustus defeated Marc Antony and Cleopatra
Pax Romana, a period of relative peace
Augustus' wife Livia, who gave him the statue
5
Illuminated manuscripts such as this work often included
Landscapes
Donor portraits
abstract animals
Last Judgement
6
The western façade of the cathedral is notable for its Royal Portal, which depicts
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost
Purgative, Illuminating, and Unitize Ways of Christ
Mary and the child, Christ's second coming, and Christ's Ascension
Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory
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The tradition of depicting figures in isocephalism applied to all of the following works EXCEPT
Plaque of the Ergastines
Last Judgement of Hunefer
Niobides Krater
Tomb of the Triclinium
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All of the following works were the creation of numerous artists over extended time frames EXCEPT
House of Vettii
Roman Patrician
Stonehenge
Hall of Bulls
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What about the attached artwork enables a modern audience to believe its patron was wealthy?
Well preserved
New techniques
Reading and writing
Purple Dye
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Etruscan life shows artistic production of works such as Sarcophagus of the Spouses?
Women were allowed to take part in social events
Women were regarded as superior to men
Women were hidden away in their own quarters
Women were never referred to by name
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The Bayeux Tapestry depicts a long historical narrative that includes events leading up to
Battle of Hastings
Edward sending Harold to Normandy
Funeral for Edward the Confessor
Battle of Stamford Bridge
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The Fragment once belonged to ...
Alter of Zeus and Athena
Agora
Temple of Athena Nike
Parthenon
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This is the ______?________ from the Golden Haggadah.
Plagues of Egypt
Scenes of the Apocalypse
Preparation for Passover
Scenes of Liberation
14
Archaeological evidence suggests that the
Apollo 11 stones
in Namibia
were widely copied by subsequent peoples
were influenced by European Paleolithic artists
depict a mature style relative to earlier cave paintings
are among the earliest known rock paintings in Africa
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The exterior decoration of the Treasury at Petra attests to the manner in which Nabataean architects were influenced by
New Kingdom Egypt
Assyrian Citadels
Persian Architecture
Hellenistic
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What is the large scene in The Last judgement of Hunefer work depicting?
The weighing of Hunefer's heart
Hunefer teaching his students
The god Osirus with crops
The goddess Iris blessing Hunefer
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secular Roman building types were adapted for early Christian liturgical practices
Catacombs of Priscilla
Santa Sabina
San Vitale
Hagia Sophia
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How did patrons of the Reliquary of Sainte-Foy contribute to its form?
paid homage to relic
donated jewels which now cover surface
created it entirely
donated the gold
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What does Winged Victory commemorate (show importance to)?
a victory of a war
A naval victory
the fall of the Greek empire
the rise of the Greek empire
20
The different spires at Chartres Cathedral are a result of
shift in stability of ground making the right spire shorter
poor planning
advent of a new style
fire
21
The primary function of a Lamassu, like the ones found in the Citadel of Sargon II, was to
serve as votive worshipper
protect throne room from real and imagined enemies
mark division between secular and sacred
tell story of rulers divine birth
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The Seated Boxer is a great example of this art periods style
Early Classical
Late Classical
Archaic
Hellenistic
23
Why does Röttgen Pietà has heads of figures disproportionate to their bodies?
To emphasize grief and pain in faces
To balance the heads with the heaviness of the bodies
Sense of peace and tranquility
idealized forms of bodies
24
All of the following are features of the Temple of Amun-Re EXCEPT
Hypostyle
Pylon
Clerestory
Mastaba
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The Column of Trajan had many functions, including all of the following EXCEPT:
it was the centerpiece of buildings surrounding the Forum of Trajan
indicates military victory over the Dacians
it became emperor trajans tomb
it was used as a large sundial to indicate the time of day
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An Atrium supplies light and air into the private spaces of a Roman home. Atriums can also function as
spaces conducive to family religious ceremonies
outdoor bedrooms in a protected space
places to gather rainwater for household use
courtyards to conduct business in a more comfortable private setting
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The Grave Stele of Hegeso’s content best exemplifies which of the following aspects of Greek society?
importance of mother-daughter relationships
importance of pleasing Greek deities by giving to the poor
The emerging importance of women in political society
patriarchal nature of Greek society
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The Terracotta Fragments were found in....
Solomon Islands, Reef Islands
Namibia
Lascaux, France
Site of Tlatilco
29
What new element was added to altarpieces during the fifteenth century?
smaller to be portable
medium switched tempera to fresco
Gold background
donors in the picture
30
The content of the Augustus of Prima Porta is intended to recall
Roman Patrician
Anavysos Kouros
Doryphoros
Menkaure and Queen
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Helios, Horses, and Dionysos is a sculptural group placed on the pediment of the Parthenon because these figures
associated with the Athenian king, Erechtheus
part of the Panathenaic procession
witnesses to athenas birth
helped Athena defeat Neptune
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When comparing the seated scribe to Menkaura and queen, the scribe is depicted
impressionistic
realistic
stoic
abstract
33
Material made famous by Roman engineers?
marble
concrete
Granite
porphyry
34
The form and content of the work below can best be described as
realistic
Stylized
abstract
idealistic
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The depiction of the gigantomachy on the reliefs of the Great Alter of Zeus at Pergamon may have served as an allegory
Athens' defeat of Sparta
King Attalos' victory over the Gauls
Alexander the Great's military campaigns
Romes's control over the Mediterranean
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San Vitale is what kind of design?
Cruciform
Central Plan
Pendentive
Basilica
37
Art from the same era as cave paintings in the
Hall of the Bulls
are linked by stylistic tendencies that include
Twisted perspective
Bright colors
human figures
Extinct animals
38
The
Standard of Ur
and the
Palette of King Narmer
are similar in that both works
use complex mythological stories as allegories of historic military battles
hierarchical scale to show figures of varying degrees or importance
differentiate between men & women through the use of different color skin
commemorate powerful rulers long after their death
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The White Temple and its Ziggurat symbolize all of the following EXCEPT
gods live in seclusion at the top of a ziggurat, approachable by small few
gods have a central role in daily life
gods live in a place high above the mortals
mud-brick to represent the impermanence of life
40
What strategies did the artist use to create a sense of drama and movement?
shallow carving with little contrast
central figure symbolizes god Ares
overlapped and entangled figures
emphasis on geometric order
41
Like many of the paintings in Italy at this time, this work was created using
Oil
fresco
acrylic
Tempera
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One interpretation of the Peplos Kore is that it was
commoner because of the long, woolen garment worn by peasants
rave marker because of depiction of a god of the dead, wrapped in a shroud
entice viewers because of sensual female form, accentuated by wet drapery
goddess because of clothing worn that is representative of the divine
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In what way(s) did this artwork and the others in the Arena Chapel most influence later artworks?
the tree influenced later artists to incorporate elements of landscape
oil paint, which would influence later Venetian artists
emotions of the angels influenced later Northern Renaissance artists
bulk of the figures influenced artists to work with light & shade on forms
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How many sides of the Temple of Minerva has stairs?
1 side
2 sides
3 sides
all sides
45
The formal qualities of the work shown identify it as an example of an
Early Christian manuscript because of the flattened, frontal figures.
Byzantine icon because of the inclusion of aerial perspective
Early Christian manuscript because of gold leaf and saturated colors
Byzantine icon because of heavily contoured figures with a gold background
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This work is a rare icon that survived iconoclasm, which was
an edict prohibiting the observance of religious ritual
a law restricting and confiscating luxury materials
the banning or destruction of religious figurative images
a guild regulation about artists’ qualifications
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religious experience for visitors walking through the Hypostyle Hall at the Temple of Amun-Re
clerestory, which allowed for the illumination of the central aisle
causeway, which provided an elevated space for approaching the ka statue
apse, which housed a cult statue of the sun god Amun-Re
proscenium, which facilitated the performance of elaborate rituals
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Scrovegni, the patron of Arena Chapel, had the building built and decorated to
expiate his family's financial sins
commemorate Virgin of Guadalupe
House the tombs of his family
honor the memory of Saint Francis of Assisi
49
Why do some art historians believe that the attached painting was created as a memorial to Arnolifini's deceased wife?
The griffon terrier in the foreground is a symbol of death
females green dress may symbolize loss
Arnolifini's wife had died a year before the painting's commission
Symbols found and manner which she was painted may refer to wife dying
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Who is this Madonna and Child by?
Fra Filippo Lipi
Raphael
Donatello
Francesa