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College Art

College Art History, Middle Ages

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paleolithic -old stone age 50,000-40,000 BCE hunter gather culture
Mesolithic- end of ice age 8000-4000 BCE, people setting, crops, dogs
Neolithic- past stone age 6000-2000 BCE megalithic structures in Europe
Altamira Spain. spotted horses and human hands. shows pattern recognition, and the humanity of depicting life
Neo- Babylonian Ishtar gate, 80% is original rest is restoration. rounded arch
babyoian
Sumer cuneiform, ziggurat
assyrian composite form
iconoclasm sargon the 1st, destruction of art
Mesopotamia art large structures -height = power, first written language, first written law, evidence of sophisticated societies, art was symbolic of power structure.
denial river in Egypt, flood fertile soil great farming
pyriamids were the tallest object for thousands of years, roughly 2600 bc
pyrimad vs zigurats purpose ziggurat= worship, pyramids= burial
lamasu gaurdian figure
rosetta stone discovered by French, Egypt colonized by French, helped decipher Egyptian. Ptolemy cleopatra was last Ptolemy
palette of narmer hierical scale. unification of upper and lower Nile. held kohl. serpopard on palette of Namer
Menkaure and a Queen, 2490-2472 BCE girl clutching mankaure is doing to show
composite a figure made up of different animals or animal human with different points of view at once
cats in egyptians very important
mortuary temple of hatsuteput lots of garden very beautiful, held her dead body
Tomb robbing berried with lots of gold and jewels, tombs were more hidden
composite view several poses i one, ie front facing eye, side facing body
nefertity temus unfinished important to know
Cycladic women sculpture schematics and incised sculptures found in grave sites.
schematic following a repeating geometric form and or propotion
incise to mark or cut the surface of an object for decoration
mioan civ. knossos, is basically a pallace
knossos pallace open, no worry of attack for some reason
messapotamian walls lamassu guard walls and city
toreador fresco vaulting ff a bull, reall buon frsco of
horror vacui latin means fear of empty space
kamares pottery named for the cave sanctuary on mt. ida where first found
Mycenaean culture heavy influenced by those around them
register band of imagery/text
Mycenean culture citadel (defensive walls), peak was 1400 to 1200 BCE, but inhabited for 7000 years.
lions gate corbelled archway, 2 lions around "collumn" heads missing (problably stolen)
cyclopian block huge single blocks
death mask of aamemnon maks hammered with gold
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