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art 14-15

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what is the oldest known art work Female Figure from Willendorf
four reasons why artwork has survived from the stone age - durable materials (stone, metal, fried clay) - local environments not destructive to artworks - existence of stable population centers housed troves of art - artworks were stored in inaccessible places, such as tombs or underground caves
the sumerians used ____ for building their cities and also created ______ the first known written words. ziggurat cuneiform
describe traditional characteristics of Egyptian art stability, order, and endurance , hierarchy scale
____ is used to describe the pose used by greek artists that expresses the potential for motion. contrapposto stance
three major cultures that preceded the greeks in and around the Aegean sea. what art work is associated with each? cycladic- nude female fertility figures minoan art- centers around the city of knossos, frescos adorn the palace walls mycenean art- elaborate burial practices and their use of gold
marble sculptures from the ancient greek structure _____ were removed and sent to england and are now housed in british museum parthenon
in ancient greece, sculpture, painting, and architecture were discussed as ____ subjects that require a special body of knowledge techne
the columns of the parthenon bulge slightly out at the middle, an application known as _____ entasis
the ____ was a well known greek pottery shape for holding wine Krater
Many important works of art were discovered during the excavation of _______. A city buried under volcanic ash in 79 c.e. pompeii
The ____ located in Rome is an engineering marvel capable of accommodating some 50,000 people colosseum
describe evolution of greek sculpture increases of dramatization of technical skills in depicting human forms
___ is The upward extension of the central hall that served to admit light. clerestory
a common structure in roman architecture was the multipurpose meeting hall called a ____ basilica
Open center space of a meeting place, later adopted into the design of churches. nave
An extended, lengthwise section set perpendicular to the center space. transept
served as entry porch directly in front of church or meeting hall narthex
list characteristics of pre-byzantine Cross layout for churches, naturalism, realism.
characteristics of byzantine Central layout for churches, icon, abstract style, focus on the eternal and sacred world of the Spirit.
The ___ church was built in the unusual form of an octagon san vitale
the great masterpiece of early byzantine architecture is the ___ hagia sophia
A specific kind of image, either a portrait of a sacred person or a portrayal of a sacred event. icon
characteristics of Romanesque architecture massiveness, thick stone walls, round arches, barrel vaulted ceilings
characteristics of gothic architecture pointed arches, ribbed vaulting, flying buttresses, stained glass windows
objects in the animal style of northwestern Europe often featured ____, which are patterns formed by intricately intertwined ribbons and bands interlace
the aisle around the apse in a church is called a ambulatory
In the early middle ages, monks copied many manuscripts, enhancing the texts with a decoration known as illumination
valued more than paintings during the middle ages a ____ is a large woven hanging that often told stories tapestry
why are the artists duccio and giotto important to art history? represent transition from middle age style of art to renaissance
what techniques are duccio and giotto known for? more naturalistic and representational depiction of physical world, defining space was key characteristic in their art.
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