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Art History 1380 quiz 2

front 1

The meaning of Greek images (in vessel painting and/or sculpture) could be

back 1

All of the above (relationships between gods and people; political allegories; and illustrations of moral values

front 2

The correct chronological order of the period styles defining the development of Greek art is:

back 2

Geometric, Archaic, Classical, Hellenistic

front 3

Polykleitos was

back 3

a sculptor & writer who defined the High Classical Greek canon for representing the human figure

front 4

The subjects shown in Greek vessel painting consisted mostly of

back 4

Greek mythology about the Gods

front 5

The Greeks were very systematic in many of the arts; in architecture this encompassed the naming of all the parts of the building. The major parts of BOTH the DORIAN & IONIC Greek architectural orders include:

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All of the above: (a) capital, (b) pediment, and (c) column

front 6

Minoan art and architecture are characterized by

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(b) lots of light, (c) use of bright colors and patterns, (d)organic (curving) lines and forms

front 7

Iktinos and Kallicrates were important

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architects

front 8

In Greek art, nude figures signified

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(b) heroism and (b) the ideal human form

front 9

The Greek "kouros" was

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(b) a figure of a nude male youth and (c) used as a grave marker

front 10

Minoan artists often took as their subject

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life in and near the sea

front 11

The belief that powerful animals could offer magical protection as guardian figures is reflected in Aegean art by

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Mycenaean lion gate

front 12

The Battle of the Lapiths and Centaurs was a popular story in Greek art that was interpreted in several different ways depending on the circumstances in which it appeared, including:

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(a) superiority of rationality over irrationality and (b) superiority of the Greeks over their enemies

front 13

The Greek Classical “canon” included rules for artists to depict

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all of the above (human body proportions; degree of human emotion; and contrapposto)

front 14

The Mycenaen civilization contributed to architecture with

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(a) corbelled arches and (b) conical domes

front 15

A leading figure whose agenda strongly influenced High Classical Greek Athenian art and architecture was named

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Pericles