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King Menkaure and his queen

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AP Art History - Period 4A

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1
What does the female represent?
Beauty
Matriarchial authority
Ideal female form and Egyptian ideal of femininity
Female influence in politics
2
What was the significance of both left feet stepping forward?
It was a new concept in Egyptian art
It was present in all important artworks
Women in art traditionally didn't step their foot forward
Both figures had equal authority
3
What indicates that the male is a king?
His facial expression and posture
His height
The detail on his form
His attire of traditional royal clothing
4
What is the function of the sculpture?
To ensure rebirth of the king in the afterlife
Illustrate women's role in politics
Bring glory to the king and queen
Display of power requested by the king
5
Who is speculated to be the woman in the sculpture?
The king's daughter
Matriarchial figure in Egypt
The king's sister
Queen Kamerenebty or goddess Hathor
6
Why are the names of the figures not known for certain?
Kings and queens did not have much authority in Egypt
There were many queens and kings to choose from
The base of the sculpture was left undone
History of the time period is unclear
7
What does the male represent?
Succession of kings
Masculinity
Epitome of kingship and ideal male form
Male authority
8
When was this sculpture made?
1120 - 1118 BC
2490 - 2472 BC
4000 BC
3000 BC
9
What medium was used to make this sculpture?
Siltstone Rock
Greywacke
Limestone
Sandstone
10
Where was this sculpture from?
Africa
Egypt
Rome
Greece