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Chapter 5 - Greek Art
Chapter 5 - Greek Art
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Mrs. Moros Art History & Criticism Honors
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1
Greek Sculptures were all EXCEPT:
Standing or striding.
Both of the above.
Life size or larger.
None of the above.
2
Who were the 3 generals of Alexander that carved out the kingdoms?
Potlemy
All of the above
Antigonus
Seleucids
3
The earliest examples of a trend relief sculpture to a more natural representation of space
.
False
True
4
Name the artwork:
Achilles and Ajax Playing A Game
Trojan War Warriors.
To Man Plotting War
5
Name the artwork:
Fighting Warriors and Lion
Lions Eating People.
Battle Between the Gods and the Giants (Titans)
Marching Into War.
6
Archaic kouroi were all EXCEPT:
Women gathering flowers.
Identified as god, warriors, and victorious athletes.
May have symbolized ancestors.
Nearly always nude.
7
Name the art:
Acropolis
Parthenon
Temple of Hera
Nike Acropolis
8
What is false?
This is made by the known sculptor Praxiteles.
This is the first statue to depict a fully nude woman.
This set a new standard admired in Greek society.
This shows a women ready for battle.
9
What is a polis?
a region that has its own independent rule, economy, etc.
a type of Greek food
an art technique
10
Why type of art is this?
Hellenistic
Proto-Geometric
Late Classical
Geometric
11
What are the three classical orders?
Doric, Ionic, Corinthian
Epic, Grand, Corinthian
Large, Medium, Small
Doris, Ionia, Corinthithus
12
This is an example of:
A relief in the round.
The artist is unskillful.
The techniques of marbling.
The technique which we call “wet-drapery”.
13
This is an example of what type of pottery style?
Animal Pottery
Mud-Brick
Terracotta
Black-Figure
14
What is the deliberate attempt to elicit a specific emotional response in the viewer?
Pointillism
Wet-fresco
Abstract Art
Expressionism
15
Female statues of this type are called a
kore
True
False
16
Who developed a set of rules for constructing the ideal human figure?
Both.
None.
The sculptor Polykleitos
The potter Exekias
17
The first Olympic Games, the contests had a strong religious aspect that included all EXCEPT
Shops to purchase goods.
Athletes gathered on sacred ground.
Pay tribute to the supreme god, Zeus.
First days ceremonies were religious rituals.
18
Scholars have characterized Greek Classical art as being based on what three general concepts?
Color, Theory, Aesthetics
Philosophical, Ideas, Realities
Humanism, Rationalism, Idealism
19
Art made from the assemblage of small pieces of colored glass, stone, or other materials:
painting
sculpture
mosaic
20
Later Hellenistic works represented people from every level of society.
False
True
21
Name the artwork:
Charioteer from the Sanctuary of Apollo, Delphi.
Scholar Studying under Plato
Alexander the Great Leading a Battle.
22
Proto-Geometric style:
The use of geometric forms in painted decoration.
None of the above.
Both of the above.
Reduction of human/animal body to simple geometric solids
23
Name the artwork:
Aphrodite of Knidos by Praxiteles
Aphrodite of Knidos by Skopas
Aphrodite of Knidos by Lyssippos
24
Name the art:
Photographic Mock-up of the East Pediment of the Parthenon
Statues in the round.
Three headless women
25
Hellenistic artists sought the individual and the specific, meaning
All of the above
Turned away from the heroic to the everyday.
Turned away from an aloof serenity to individual emotion
Turned away from gods to mortals.
26
A style of Greek vase painting whose style is characterized by drawn red figures.
Gold-figure pottery.
Detailed pottery.
Black-figure pottery.
Red-figure pottery.
27
Archaic korai were all EXCEPT
Probably represented deities, priestesses, and nymphs
Always clothed.
Young female immortals who served as attendants to gods
Men fighting in battle.
28
Greeks believe the words of their philosophers and followed these orders in their art
“Man is the measure of all things,”
“Nothing in excess,”
All of the above.
“Know thyself,”
29
Male statues of this type are called a
kouros.
True
False
