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1
All the following are true of the Ancient Egyptian sculpture on the left EXCEPT
Male's stance, headdress, false beard show he's a pharaoh
Both are idealized but faces show some individuality
The figures are free-standing sculptures in the round
The woman's stance illustrates her importance
2
All are true of the work on the left EXCEPT:
She holds in her lap her jewelry, would have been her dowry
It includes her name, her father's and her mother's name
The grave stele is purposely designed like a house form
It would have been heavily painted
3
All are true of this work EXCEPT:
It is made of carved limestone
It shows husband and wife dinging at a banquet
It is referred to as the Sarcophagus of the Spouses
It is made of terracotta and was painted
4
All the following are true of this structure EXCEPT:
It's both centrally and basilican planned
The two architect used pendentives to open the space more
It remained a church after Ottoman conquest
The dome rests on 40 windows that look like a halo
5
This work is similar to the Palette of Narmer because both works:
Both are mythological scenes of battles
were created to commemorate rulers after death
Employ hierarchy of scale
Differentiate between men and women with different colors
6
This work is known as and is made of:
The Röttgen Pietà, painted plaster
The Empathetic Pieta, painted wood
Notre Dame de la Belle Verriere, painted plaster
The Röttgen Pietà, painted wood
7
All is true of this structure EXCEPT:
The roof is timber
It lacks a trancept
It is based off a Roman basilica
It is from the Early Byzantine period
8
All the following are true of this work EXCEPT:
The statue was placed in the Parthenon noas
It's referred to as Peplos Kore
The statue had encaustic paint
It is Archaic and has the Archaic smile
9
Scholars believe this about the Tlatilco female figurine:
It shows conjoined twins
It was made in the Neolithic period
It represents a woman who gossips
Potters were prob women b/c finger prints on work are small
10
The culture that produced this work is:
Sumerian
Babylonian
Assyrian
Egyptian
11
The convex profile (an apparent swelling) in the shaft of a column.
swellos
Doric
entasis
Metope
12
The content and broad theme shared with the Standard of Ur is
They both represent the pharaoh at war
They both represent gender roles in art
They both represent the Babylonian army at war
They both represent violence/war in art
13
This work from 14,000--7000 B.C.E. is:
believed to be a deity
from Mexico and carved from sacrum of a camelid
a representation of a spiny anteater
From a burial mound in Susa, Iran, and is carved graywacke
14
A true statement about this work would be:
The figure is a Roman copy of a Greek original
It's High Classical b/c it features a young athlete
It's of Zeus taking a break from a long day
It's a Hellenistic metaphor for Ancient Greece being beaten
15
The following are true of this work EXCEPT:
The artist is Bishop Eadfrith
It's from the Lindisfarne Gospels
folio called St. Luke, Cross-Carpet page
The art historical time period is also called "Insular"
16
The statue of the deity that stood in the cella of an ancient temple.
votive
Athena
kore
cult statue
17
The major difference in
context
between this work and the
Grave Stele of Hegeso
is:
The material in used in their creation
The depictions of seated women
The clothing styles each woman wears
The level of power that each woman was able to achieve
18
Greek, "bearer of God." The Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus:
Pantokrator
Pantokrator
Marianseat
Theotokos
19
An example of context of this work is:
It has abstracted faces of human and beast
It is carved jade
They were made in many stages in the Neolithic period
It is a relief carving
20
From later writings, the hole in the center and the square corners are believed to represent:
The heavens and the earth
The place where jade was quarried
The palace in Liangzhu, China
A cave and mountain in China
21
The following statement is true of this work:
It was found in a cave in Nambia, Africa
It's a funerary object for Algeria, Africa
It is referred to as the Jade Cong and from Liangzhu, China.
They are so plentiful b/c they are so easy to carve
22
These figures have this context in common with the
Seated Scribe
They both are carved
They are both made of limestone
They are both stylized
They both convey social status in works of art
23
The work is most similar in content with:
Tlatilco female figurine
Beaker with Ibex Motifs
Apollo 11 stones
The camelid sacrum in shape of a canine
24
This portrait bust was created during this Roman time period:
Republic
High Empire
Early Empire
Late Empire
25
The following are true of this work EXCEPT:
This section is referred to as Cavalry Attack
It is from the Romanesque period
It was created by Bishop Odo
It's 230 ft. long & depicts the Norman point of view of war
26
Used to hold dome in Hagia Sophia, concave triangles
arculated
drum
pendentives
pendulos
27
The stylistic feature that best illustrate the time period is Early Gothic
The material used in construction is limestone
Pointed arches and archivolts that create a deeper facade
jamb columns framing the portals
Three doorways on a facade
28
True to natural appearance; superrealistic., employed in Roman portraits of men
verisim
entasis
images
gravitas
29
The following are true of the work EXCEPT
The jamb sculptures are of Old Testament Kings and Queens
L to R: Ascension of Christ, Last Judgment, Throne of Wisdom
it is from the Church of Sainte-Foy in Conques, France
Scholasticism influenced the far right archivolts
30
This stele represents:
Hammurabi conversing w/ sun god about good Netflix picks
Hammurabi receiving the rod & ring from Shamash
The sun god bestowing mystical powers to Hammurabi
Hammurabi presenting the temple plans to Shamash
31
A pharaoh progressing through the temple complex was intended to encounter
narrow, serpentine walkways like the Nile ending with a pool
halls lit by clerestory windows that led to throne room
spaces arranged in angles culminated in light-filled foyer
increasingly dark spaces until the inner sanctum with statue
32
A painted or sculpted representation of the Virgin Mary mourning over the body of dead Christ
Pieta
Empithita
Christiemathena
Sorrowintita
33
Latin for "eye." The round central opening of a dome.
roundilos
Campitilon
oculus
eyeballus
34
All are true of this work EXCEPT:
It is located in the apse of San Vitale
It shows the Justinian as head of Church and State
The work is from the Byzantine era
Justinian & Theodora visited this work often
35
The artist and medium used to create the Arena (Scrovegni) Chapel
Giotto di Bondone, Oil
Giotto di Bondone, Encaustic
Giotto di Bondone, Fresco
Michelangelo, Tempera
36
The original mosaics are just decorative with cross patterns because:
The artists were not skilled or educated
Patriarchs feared figurative images which led to iconoclasm
Justinian exiled all the figurative artists
There was excess inventory of gold tesserea
37
Which Greek order:
Doric
Corinthian
Ionic
Tuscan
38
All are true of this structure EXCEPT:
frescos in this house are 4th style
This atrium features an impluvium
You can see the peristyle courtyard in distance
The 2 brothers who owned this house were born into affluence
39
All are true of the work of architecture EXCEPT
the floor would rise to mimic the primeval mound of creation
carvings show the pharaoh possessed divinely granted power
It included 10 pylons and a peristyle courtyard
it is the oldest mortuary complex in the world
40
All the following are true of this work EXCEPT:
Depicts the Niobid children being killed by Artemis & Apollo
It's a Black-Figure vase
The artist broke from rigid ground line
One side depicts Greek soldiers before statue of Heracles
41
A true statement about this work would be:
She is reserved like all Classical sculpture
Her stance is Egyptian, thus she's Archaic
The movement and drama makes her Hellenistic
She depicts Artemis preparing for the hunt
42
All the following are true of the this work EXCEPT
Affluent Roman families kept wax death masks (imagines)
The material used in this portrait bust is marble
Portrait busts of women also displayed verism
It shows hyperrealism known as verism
43
A true statement about this work would be:
The figure shows contrapposto
It is from the Classical period
The modest clothed female form was preferred in Greece
It was carved by Polykletos
44
The tympanum depicts:
Christ enthroned with saints
Christ before Pilate
The life of Christ
The Last Judgment
45
All are true of the hypostyle hall EXCEPT
columns 66 ft w/ capitals of lotus blossoms and papyrus buds
a reflecting pool to symbolize the Nile's waters
clerestory windows
the relief carving in sunken relief and heavily painted
46
All following are true of the sculptural frieze EXCEPT:
This scene reinforced Church teachings to pilgrims
The patron saint appears in the work receiving God's hand
This frieze was not painted
The shape that surrounds Christ is called a mandorla
47
A monogram for Christ.
peplos
verism
Christogram
orant
48
All the following are true of this work EXCEPT
It is from the Archaic period because of the Egyptian stance
It was originally entitled the Canon
It shows contropposto
It has Symmetria rather than static symmetry
49
All these facts are true, but which one is
context
concerning the work of art
chiaroscuro is used by the artist to model form
there's deep emotion on faces of figures
figures show weight & mass, return to classical naturalism
artist used secco fresco to save money at request of patron
50
The following is true of this work of art EXCEPT:
The Pharaoh instituted monotheism for a brief period
It is from the Amarna period
It is in high relief
It shows Akhenaton, his wife & 3 daughters in domestic scene
51
The subjects and material used in the sculpture are:
Menkaura and his Queen, greywacke
Khufu and his Queen, greywacke
Menkaura and his Queen, basalt
Khafre and his Queen, greywacke
52
A centrally-planned church is modeled after:
a Roman basilica
A Roman Forum
an Etruscan temple
a Roman mausoleum
53
All the following are true of this work EXCEPT:
Palettes like this were used for makeup
It depicts a hunting ritual
Commemorates Narmer's unification of Upper and Lower Egypt
It employs hierarchy of scale & has registers
54
Visual evidence is apparent from stance, garments, head gear, carving of the above two statues:
both are made of greywacke and formerly painted
They are divine
the subjects are divine
both are sculpture in the round
55
All the following are true of this work EXCEPT:
It is from the Egyptian Old Kingdom
Depicts a scribe & depicted naturalistic b/c of his status
It is a funerary sculpture
It is made of painted diorite
56
Upper windows in Roman basilicas and churches
nave
oculus
clerestory
pier
57
All are true of this structure EXCEPT:
Pumice is used in concrete dome mixture
The patron is Trajan
Coffered ceiling provides additional weight relief
Called the Pantheon, has 142 ft. interior dome with oculus
58
The following is true of Ancient Egyptian sculpture on the right EXCEPT
Her father destroyed her sculpture
the figure holds votives for Amun-Re
she is depicted as a female
this is a pharaoh as evidenced by beard, nemes and uraeus
59
All the following are true of the sculpture EXCEPT:
It is unusual for a woman to be depicted in this stance
The figures are free-standing sculptures in the round.
Both are dealized yet their faces show some individuality
The male's stance & dress denote a divine pharaoh
60
All the following are true of the image on the right EXCEPT:
It's the dedication page of a moralized bible
It's made of Ink, tempera, and gold leaf on vellum
It depicts the powerful Blanche of Castille and her son
It depicts an Old Testament Queen and Two Kings
61
In ancient Rome, wax portraits of ancestors
entasis
gravitas
imagines
verism
62
This work was carved in this type of relief popular in the Late Kingdom:
sunken
bas
low
high
63
Style of mural painting in the House of the Vettii:
First Style
Second Style
Fourth Style
Masonry Style
64
The deceased woman's hand gesture is called:
orant
Christogram
illuminati
Pentecostal
65
Greek, "cubes." Tiny pieces of glass cut to desired shape and size for a mosaic
cubilos
fresco
tesserea
arculated
66
Which Greek order:
Doric
Tuscan
Corinthian
Ionic
67
T
he following is a true statement about the work of art:
It's in rigid canon
The work is granite and is pharaoh w/ mom and siblings
Work is indicative of Old Kingdom style
Lines r curvilinear & features r exaggerated b/c it's Amarna
68
The following statement is true of this work:
It shows a young woman preparing for her wedding day
It shows the carefree life of young women in ancient Greece
It shows the closeness of siblings in ancient Greek culture
it shows the value of a young Greek woman in ancient Greece
69
A true statement about this structure would be
The people of Ravenna were rewarded with this structure
Constantine spend many years building it
The dome rests on squinches
Justinian built it in 5 years solidifying his power
70
The name and location of this structure is:
St. Peter's Basilica, Rome
Hagia Sophia, Constantinople
San Vitale, Ravenna, Italy
Santa Sabina, Rome
71
In Greek temple design, the panel between the triglyphs in a Doric frieze
metope
cornice
pediment
entablature
72
One example of the formal qualities of this work is:
It features theVirgin (Theotokos) and Child
It is made of encaustic on wood
It survived the Iconoclastic period
It was created in Mt. Sinai, Egypt
73
The form of the columns of the hypostyle hall was intended to recall the
palm trees that grow near desert oases
celestial rays that emanate from the crown of Amun-Re
the dense clusters of papyrus reeds of the Nile
(B) statuesque figures of the pharaoh and his family
74
All the following are true of this work EXCEPT:
It is highly stylized
It's called the Nike of Samothrace
It is from the Hellenistic Period
The dramatic movement illustrate her time period
75
This structure is of:
The Pantheon, the acropolis
The royal apadana, Persepolis, Persia
The mortuary temple of Hatshepsut
The white ziggurat, Sumeria
76
Define Greek architectural feature:
pediment
capital
stylobate
metope
77
All the following are true of these works EXCEPT
They are votives that patrons purchased to place in cella
Scholars believe the eyes represent wakefulness
The are made of gypsum and show hierarchy of scale
They are carved images of a male and female deity
78
All the following are true of this work EXCEPT
It's has lapis lazuli which shows trade and prosperity
It's the Standard of Ur
It was found in the royal cemetery in city of Ur
It was found in the White Temple in Ur
79
All are true of this work EXCEPT:
It's from the Sumerian empire
It is a guardian figure to protect the Assyrian citadel
It is Lamassu
It's in high relief and 5 legs are visible
80
S
oft volcanic rock indigenous to Italy.
marble
cista
tufa
reventment
81
All are true of this figure EXCEPT
The sculptor inlaid copper to articulate blood splatter
It shows a boxer turning back perhaps towards his opponent
It's Hellenistic b/c the use of a everyday person w/ emotion
It's High Classical b/c the subject is of heroic athlete
82
All are true of this work EXCEPT:
Believed to be a pestle: tool for grinding spices
It's made of carved greywacke
has zoomorphic features & looks like a spiny anteater embryo
It was discovered in central Mexico
83
the battle between gods and giants. Becomes a metaphor for good vs. evil in Greek mythology.
pronaos
gorgonism
gigantomachy
trojanology
84
A sunken panel, often ornamental, in a vault or a ceiling
clerestory
coffer
buttress
Oculus
85
Separate pages of vellum or parchment in a codex
vellumus
illumination
folio
recto
86
In ancient Egypt, the immortal life force.
serdab
caw
ka
da
87
All are true of this image EXCEPT:
It depicts the Ergastines
It depicts goddesses conversing with gods
It is a detail of the Panathenaic Festival procession
It was located in the interior Ionic frieze of Parthenon
88
This sculpture is:
Etruscan made of terracotta and adorned a narrative on roof
Archaic greek and was a cult statue in a temple cella
A Roman copy of an original Greek work
A jamb sculpture on a Romanesque temple