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Etruscan Art
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1
What are the three rooms within the Temple of Minerva?
Cellas
Attics
Closets
Bedrooms
2
Etruscan sculpture shows an awareness of ______ art
Greek
Mesopotamian
Egyptian
Roman
3
Etruscan sculpture is different from Greek sculpture in that in Etruscan art
heads are proportionately smaller
relief sculpture is more common that sculpture in the round
terra-cotta is favored
figures smile
4
Both Egyptian and Etruscan art usually have:
Connections to an afterlife
Both answer 1 and 2
Almond-shaped eyes
The figures always smiling
5
Etruscan art is modeled after:
Archaic
Geometric
Hellenistic art
Classical
6
Etruscan art is unique in its _
use of painted terra-cotta
ability to show contrapposto in large-scale sculpture
painting of stone sculpture to give a lifelike quality
depicting men and women together in funerary monuments
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What is special about the Etruscan temple?
Sculptures are on top of the roof
Made from wood
has three cells
only structure to survive antiquity
8
The following work of art served as a ______
acroterion
grave marker
sarcophagus
votive statue
9
Etruscan tombs have fresco paintings that show
last judgment scenes
funerary banquets
ability to show contrapposto in large-scale sculpture
historical panoramas
10
Etruscan sculptures are unusual in that they are
small and delicately carved
placed on the roofs of temples
located in pediments and in cellas
very heavy
11
Which best describes Etruscan Art?
Geometrical
Symmetrical
Stable and Calm
Motion and Vitality
12
Much of what we know about Etruscan art comes from
homes
tombs
temples
written record
13
The exteriors of Etruscan temples often featured
narrative paintings
two-story colonnades
roofline sculpture
façade reliefs
14
Apulu is the Etruscan name for:
Aphrodite
Athena
Artemis
Apollo
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Etruscan tombs are unusual in that they
look like a domestic interior
are made of terra-cotta
have a number of occupants
are carved from the living rock