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The Rosetta Stone was important to ancient art because it
led to the deciphering of hieroglyphics
listed the order of Egyptian pharoahs
led to the discovery of King Tutankhamun's tomb
unraveled the mysteries of the pyramids
2
The hunting scene is meant for
grand rooms with large receptions
display of cultural artifacts
showing trophies of the hunt
more intimate and quiet spaces
3
The reuse of the materials in this work is akin to the works of
Emily Kame Knwarreye
El Anatsui
Mariko Mori
Julie Mehretu
4
The work of Jean-Michel Basquiat shows various influences including all the following EXCEPT
ancient Egyptian body formulas
graffiti art
the African-American experience
jazz music
5
The strength of the female persona as is shown with a wolf is strongly is demonstrated by
Yinka Shonibare
Julie Mehretu
Mariko Mori
Kiki Smith
6
Mblo masks are works of art that
honor an individual by presenting an artistic double
seek to create connections to fertility gods through rituals
resemble kings and act in their place when the king's absent
have nails driven into them to prod the spirits into action
7
This screen has two sides, a war scene and a hunt scene. The war scene was meant to
offer peace as an alternative to war
display Habsburg power
encourage people to enlist in the army
illustrate Mexican military victories
8
These monumental stone sculptures are called
Bisj
Maori
Tapa
Moai
9
The approximate date for this building is
1950
1930
1990
1970
10
The impluvium is where Romans gathered
water
in the Forum to celebrate
to conduct business
for baths
11
The interior columns of the Santa Sabrina were
removed from a Roman temple and reused here
taken from Jewish temples in Jerusalem
made of transparent gypsum and look opaque in some lighting
created from porphyry columns imported from Egypt
12
These sculptures are arranged facing
outward and toward the sea signifying their creators
the sun signifying their creator's worship of solar deities
inland and toward the center of the island
many directions signifying adapting sculptures to sites
13
Michael Tuffery's sculpture is made of used cans of corned beef which symbolize
Polynesian traditional welcoming of new people and products
a rejection of the traditional vegetarian diet
the reliance on packaged meat rather than traditional food
an affirmation of a meat-based diet
14
Based on the artistic style of his work, which artist was a pupil of Gianlorenzo Bernini?
Caravaggio
Johannes Vermeer
Giovanni Battista Gaulli
Peter Paul Rubens
15
This sculpture is an expression of idealization developed in the
third century B.C.E. and called symmetry
fifth century B.C.E. and called contrapposto
fourth century B.C.E. and called contrapposto
fifth century B.C.E and called canon
16
Michael Tuffery's sculpture shows and indictment of
Polynesian obesity
global warming
the slave trade
the treatment of animals
17
A mudra is
the direction Buddha faces in prayer
a Buddhist temple
a gesture in Buddhist art
a sculpture of Buddha
18
The Lamentation
by Giotto is a work that is set in a context that
seeks salvation for those who refuse to repent
criticizes the Church and wants to reform it
emphasizes the punishment of the damned
parallels Old and New Testament stories
19
The Catacombs in Rome were built to
provide space for the burial of Roman emperors during crises
hide Christians from Roman persecutions
hide the Roman art work from the barbarian invasions
bury the dead in underground because of high land prices
20
This reliquary
contains the head of a child
was incased in a large sarcophagus
uses medieval coins in its overall decorative patterning
contains elements of pottery and stained glass
21
This house was designed by
Frank Gehry
Le Corbusier
Frank Lloyd Wright
Philip Johnson
22
Yayoi Kusama's work as an artist prefigures the work of
Jeff Koons
Song Su-nam
Emily Kame Kngwarreye
Naum June Paik
23
The Egyptian
Book of the Dead
shows how to embalm bodies for preparation to the afterlife
measures the time a soul has on earth and in the afterlife
illustrates the funeral processions of the deceased
charts the progress of a soul to the afterlife
24
Regeneration and fertility are often symbols depicted on images found in
tapa bark cloths
Indian temples
Islamic manuscripts
American Indian pottery
25
Michael Tuffery's reuse of existing materials draws inspiration from materials as seen in
the Golden Stool
the Kaaba
Duchamp's Fountain
the Intihuatana
26
Dry Japanese gardens were used
for zen
to complement adjacent wet gardens
by the women in a family
to serve as centers for tea ceremonies
27
Some of the functional aspects of the house that were unusual for the time were all EXCEPT the
carport
use of glass in a home
house held up on stilts
roof patio
28
This work was originally positioned
in a river
Prow of a boat
on the top of a building
on a mountainside
29
These sculptures were probably
painted in bright colors
clothed during ceremonies
organized in groupings
attacked as enemy spirits
30
Many Byzantine icons
were painted by ivory carvers
were kept in isolation so that few could see them
were meant to be touched and handled
represented the real world and everyday problems
31
Joseph Turner's
The Slave Ship
was exhibited
as part of an anti-slavery exhibition in London
in Paris, because it was safer presented abroad
with a poem composed by the artist
in a private space so authorities would't confiscate it
32
William Hogarth's works often
which are generally seen in large scale individual portraits
taken from ancient myths and Biblical subjects
condemn the behavior of the super rich
which underscore a satire of the King of England
33
The architect's philosophy of building is expressed by the idea that
only the use of natural material would be permitted
construction should be environmentally friendly
classical Greek art
a house is a machine for living
34
The art work of Jeff Koons dependent upon
the dump-dot technique of paint application
commentary on contemporary political issues
references to objects in popular culture
multi-media art work
35
The Forbidden City is meant to protect
the king
the gods
the emperor
Royal family and attendant
36
Symbols that appear on the Codex Mendoza inspired images that appear on
the flag of Mexico
the seal of the Organization of American States
the Screen with the Siege of Belgrade and Hunting Scenes
the Murals of Diego Rivera
37
Works like these were under criticism because some contemporaries felt
people used the objects for satanic rituals
they were pagan and sinful
the objects were ghoulish and disturbing
the objects encouraged idolatry
38
Claus Oldenburg's
Lipstick (Ascending) on Caterpillar Tracks
was made as ironic commentary on
the art of Andy Warhol
the Feminist movement
the Vietnam War
consumerism and modern culture
39
This work was probably carved in what is now called
Hawaii
Australia
Papua New Guinea
New Zealand
40
DaVinci's
The Last Supper
was painted in a location conncting a Biblical sense of eating and
a church celebrating the Eucharist
a refectory where religious people ate
pilgrims eating along a pilgrimage journey
a banqueting hall for a royal court
41
This reliquary commemorates
a martyr's death for her faith
a king's splendid court
episodes from the life of a saint
victory over pagan gods
42
Sinan, the chief architect for the Selim mosque was chiefly influenced by
the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul
the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem
the Parthenon in Athens
the Kaaba in Mecca
43
The images on the sculptures are of
ancestral chiefs who have been deified after death
shamans who have led their congregations in worship
ancestors who had the ability to contact the spirit world
Europeans who were considered gods in the eyes of natives
44
The ground plan shows a central nave and two side aisles constructed
for the clergy to use the nave as a processional space
so that men worship in the nave and women worship in aisles
for baptisms in the nave as the congregation watches
for the use of initiates in the side aisles
45
The Last Judgement
appears in all of the following EXCEPT
the Sistine Chapel
the Arena Chapel
Saint Vitale
the Tympanum of St. Foy
46
Prehistoric art can be found in groupings of objects. Often groupings indicate that
artists traveled to establish a reputation
there was commentary made on previous works by other artists
they were done over a vast period of time
they were done by a workshop with a unified artisitic vision
47
Kuffic script is an Islamic form of writing that is
unusually read from left to right
very angular with the uprights at right angles to baselines
found only on holy vessels and holy books
flowing, having a curved and running look
48
The Egyptian sculpture
The Seated Scribe
is
shown as tired and weary
illustrated as sedentary
depicted as a heroic figure
dressed as a member of the upper class
49
Ashlar masonry is used in the construction of
the Walls at Saqsa Waman in Peru
the Houses of Parliament in London
the Alhambra in Granada
the Colosseum in Rome
50
An example of the Romantic style is
Francisco de Goya's And There's Nothing to Be Done
Jean-Honore Fragonard's The Swing
Jose Maria Velasco's The Valley of Mexico
Gustave Courbet's The Stone Breakers
51
Giotto's works most influenced the art of
Lucas Cranach
Jan van Eyck
Rembrandt
Michelangelo
52
The term "pendentive" describes
an opening in the center of a dome
a series of arches one atop the other
a transitional element between a dome and a wall
a type of capital on an ancient column
53
This painting by Domenico Ghirlandaio is inspired by works by
Sandro Botticelli
Gitto di Bondone
Fra Filippo Lippi
Diego Velazquez
54
The large area on the left is probably
a stoa
an agora
a peristyle
an amphiprostyle
55
This painting depicts an actual event in Chinese history when Chairman Mao
rallied troops against a Japanese invasion of World War II
entered the Forbidden City and created a Communist state
conquered the Nationalist forces and established his rule
lead a miner's strike
56
Mary Cassatt often deviated from the works produced by other artists in that
Cassatt emphasizes women living lives away from men
her works show an affection for landscape
group portraits are the dominant element in Cassatt's oeuvre
still life takes on a greater meaning for her than others
57
This work was created during a period called
Fauvism
DeStijl
Expressionism
Cubism
58
This work contains enconchados which are
shell inlay mother-of-pearl fragments
techniques given a new expression in Mexico
paintings that show people of the mixed descent
free-standing screens
59
Congs were symbolic in Chinese culture because jade
is found in small quantities and therefore is very expensive
has a soft quality that associates it with female virtues
is iridescent and stands for the heavenly realm
is linked with durability, subtlety, and beauty
60
This work has many theories surrounding its use. One is the hypothesis that it represents
a stylized kangaroo with a pouch ready for a newborn
a ceremonial animal that humans created sacrifice
a fish used to bait other fish
an anteater in the fetal position
61
Aspects of the Enlightenment period in European art can be seen in the works of
Jean-Honore Fragonard
Joseph Wright of Derby
Peter Paul Rubens
William Hogarth
62
Alfred Stieglitz's photograph,
The Steerage
, shows the impact of
Class division
Expressionism in its jarring use of brutal forms
Dada in its understanding of the helpless situation
Surrealism in its grouping on unlike images
63
This plan is that of a Roman house. It tells us that
there is an accent of privacy
there is limited access to the inside from the outside
the rooms are large and comfortable
windows are plentiful on the perimeter of the house