1. Woman from Willendorf; Willendorf, Austria; Paleolithic (p. 46)
2. Stonehenge; England; Neolithic (p. 59)
3. Votive Statues; Sumerian; 2900-2600 BCE (p. 73)
4. Palette of Narmer; Egyptian; Old Kingdom (p. 97)
5. Akhenaten and His Family; Egyptian; New Kingdom (p. 120)
AEGEAN ART (Cycladic, Minoan and
Mycenaean)
6. Woman with Snakes; Minoan; 1600-1550 BCE (p. 138)
ANCIENT GREEK
ART
7. New York Kouros, c. 580 BCE (p. 168)
8. Kritian Boy, c. 480 BCE (p. 180)
9. Parthenon, Kallikrates and Iktinos, 447-438 BCE (p. 188)
10. Polykleitos, Doryphoros, c. 450-440 BCE (p. 196)
11. Laocoon and His Sons, 1st century CE (p. 215)
ETRUSCAN
12. Sarcophagus from Cerveteri, c. 520 BCE (p. 231)
ROMAN
ART
13. Pont du Gard, France, late 1st century BCE (p. 235)
14. Augustus of Primaporta, early 1st century CE (p. 241)
15. Pantheon, 125-28 CE (p. 252)
16. Spoils from the Temple of Solomon, c. 81 CE (p. 255)
EARLY CHRISTIAN IMAGES
17. Emperor Justinian and His Attendants, San Vitale, c. 547 (p. 317)
18. Sant' Apollinare, near Ravenna, Italy, c. 549 (p. 318) (basilica plan)
19. The Old Testament Trinity (icon), Andrey Rublyov, c. 1410-1420 (p. 340)
ISLAMIC
ART
20. Prayer Hall, Great Mosque, Cordoba, begun c. 785 (p. 350)
INDIAN
ART BEFORE 1100
21. Great Stupa, Sanchi, founded 3rd century BCE (p. 379)
CHINESE
ART BEFORE 1280
22. Soldiers from mausoleum of the Emperor, Qin dynasty, c. 210 BCE (p. 400)
23. Fishing in a Mountain Stream, handscroll, c. 1050 (page 421)
JAPANESE
ART BEFORE 1392
24. Horyu-ji Temple, 7th century CE (p. 432)
25. Night Attack on the Sanjo Palace, late 13th century (p. 442)
ART
OF THE AMERICAS BEFORE 1300
26. Colossal Head, Olmec, c. 900 BCE (p. 454)
27. Pueblo Bonito, Anasazi, c. 900-1230 CE (p. 448)
ART
OF ANCIENT AFRICA
28. Head of a King, Ife, c. 13th century CE (p. 476)
29. Head of an oba (king), Benin, c. 1700-1897 CE (p. 478)
EARLY
MEDIEVAL ART
30. Palace Chapel of Charlemagne, c. 800 (p. 498)
31. Crucifixion with Angels & Mourning Figures, Lindau Gospel, c. 870-80 (p. 503)
32. Gero Crucifix, c. 970 (p. 510)
ROMANESQUE
ART
33. Weighing of Souls, detail of Last Judgment by Gislebertus, from Cathedral of Saint-Lazare, c. 1120-35 (p. 527)
34. Durham Cathedral Nave, early 12th century (p. 538)
35. Cathedral Complex, Pisa, 11th-12th centuries (p. 550)
GOTHIC
ART
36. Ambulatory Choir, St. Denis, 1140-44 (p. 560)
37. West façade, Chartres, c. 1134-1220 (p. 562)
38. Annunciation (c. 1245) and Visitation, c. 1230, from Reims Cathedral (p. 576)
39. Salisbury Cathedral, England, 1220-1258 (p. 585 - my slide does not exactly match picture in text)
40. Florence Cathedral, 1296 (p. 598)
41. Virgin and Child in Majesty by Duccio, 1308-11 (p. 602)
42. Virgin and Child Enthroned by Cimabue, c. 1280 (p. 608)
43. Virgin and Child Enthroned by Giotto, c. 1310 (p. 609)
FINAL
EXAM FORMAT (100 points possible)
· 15 Slide Identifications (3 points each, total 45 points possible)
· Compare/Contrast (15 points)
· 4 Essays (10 points each, total 40 points possible)
REVIEW
CONCEPTS:
(Note: Be sure to review your previous quizzes and exam)
What
is Art History? What do art historians do?
Paleolithic/Neolithic (differences, works of art)
Sumerian Culture (who, where, when, inventions, works of art)
Greeks:
· Greek Sculpture (transition: Archaic, Classical, Hellenistic)
Etruscans (who, where, when, funerary practices, works of art)
Roman
Empire
· Roman building (examples, innovative building materials and techniques, etc.)
· Roman sculpture (examples, as political propaganda, etc.)
Early Christian Art Concepts:
· Early Christian Architecture: Basilica Plan and Central Plan Churches (p. 298)
· Emperor Justinian (powerful emperor who commissioned three major churches: Hagia Sophia, San Vitale and Sant' Apollinare)
· Iconoclastic Controversy (see page 309 for discussion)
Islamic Art Concepts:
· Three Basic Mosque Plans (p. 351)
India Art Before 1100
Concepts:
· Stupas (basic purpose and form)
Chinese Art Before 1280
Concepts:
· First Emperor of Qin (united China, began his own mausoleum, totalitarian rule, burned books, executed scholars, writing system and coinage were standardized, roads built to link parts of country with capital, Great Wall, etc.)
· Buddhist Art (Seated Buddha, Great Wild Goose Pagoda)
· Handscrolls and hanging scrolls
· Development of landscape painting
Japanese Art Before 1392
Concepts:
·
Buddhist Art (Horyu-ji)
·
Kamakura Period (samurais, warrior clans)
Art of the Americas Before
1300 Concepts:
· Olmec (who, when, where, works of art, role as mother culture to Maya)
Art of Ancient Africa
Concepts:
· Ife
· Benin
Early Medieval Art Concepts:
· Charlemagne and Carolingian Art (who, when, where, examples)
Romanesque Architecture:
· Development of Pilgrimage Churches
· Reliquaries
· Northern Romanesque Architecture (Durham, Saint-Etienne)
· Italian Romanesque Architecture (Pisa Cathedral)
· Differences between Italian Romanesque architecture and Northern Romanesque architecture
Gothic Architecture:
· Abbot Suger and the development of Gothic architecture at Saint-Denis
· Elements of Gothic architecture
· Northern Gothic Architecture (Chartres, Notre Dame, etc.)
· Italian Gothic Architecture (Florence Cathedral)
· Differences between Italian Gothic architecture and Northern Gothic architecture
· Development of Italian Gothic painting (Duccio, Cimabue, Giotto)