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Art History 1380 quiz 1

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A recurring approach(s) to representation throughout the Ancient Near East include(s):

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use of composite view, and the balance of naturalism and abstraction

front 2

During the Neolithic period, after the Paleolithic period and the Ice-Age ended:

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architecture began, and representations of humans in art increased

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The Assyrian relief of king Ashurbanipal hunting lions, which included the dying lioness, showed:

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the kings' power and strength, and that the artists had great powers of observation

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In Sumerian art, the hierarchy of social classes was expressed in:

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the design of the ziggurat, and the size of votive figures

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The "Venus" of Willendorf probably represented

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the idea of fertility and its importance

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The following culture(s) had a hierarchical society in which different classes had different rights and privileges:

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Egyptian and Sumerian

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Prehistoric cave painters used:

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mineral and plant pigments, brushes, spray painting, and come-and-go-outlines

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The part(s) of the body that had special symbolic significance in ancient art:

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hair and eyes

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Egyptian art was strongly influenced by the following cultural circumstances and factors:

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the Nile River, belief in the "ka", and the absolute authority of the pharaoh

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The earliest building construction techniques included:

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post-and-lintel

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The Egyptian canon for representing the human figure included:

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figural proportions, composite view, and hierarchy of importance

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Pictorial devices used by ancient artists to indicate the most important figure in an image include:

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larger size, and higher placement on the pictorial surface

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In Egyptian sculpture, harder stone could be used to show:

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status/importance of the subject, eternal life, and the strength and power of the person represented

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Subjects frequently represented in Ancient Mesopotamian art include:

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kings or other rulers

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The composite view was used by ancient artists:

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to describe the body and indicate the figure has symbolic meaning