SLIDE LIST FOR MIDTERM

Art 1111

PALEOLITHIC/NEOLITHIC:

1. Woman from Willendorf; Willendorf, Austria; Paleolithic (p. 46)
2. Hall of the Bulls; Lascux, France; Paleolithic (p. 51)
3. Stonehenge; England; Neolithic (p. 59)

ANCIENT NEAR EAST

4. Votive Statues; Sumerian; 2900-2600 BCE (p. 73)
5. Stela of Hammurabi; Babylonian; c. 1792-1750 BCE (p. 79)
6. Darius and Xerxes Receiving Tribute; Persian; c. 491-486 BCE (p. 90)

ANCIENT EGYPT

7. Palette of Narmer; Egyptian; Old Kingdom (p. 97)
8. Great Pyramids at Giza; Egyptian; Old Kingdom (p. 103)
9. Khafreπs Ka Statue; Egyptian; Old Kingdom (p. 105)
10. Seated Scribe; Egyptian; Old Kingdom (p. 105)
11. Funerary Temple of Hatshepsut; Egyptian; New Kingdom (p. 117)
12. Akhenaten and His Family; Egyptian; New Kingdom (p. 120)
13. Rosetta Stone, Egyptian, 196 BCE (p. 111)

AEGEAN ART (Cycladic, Minoan and Mycenaean)

14. Figures of Women; Cycladic; 2500-2200 BCE (p. 132)
15. Woman with Snakes; Minoan; 1600-1550 BCE (p. 138)
16. Lion Gate, Mycenaean; 1250 BCE (p. 144)

ANCIENT GREEK ART

17. Dipylon Vase, c. 750 BCE (p. 159)
18. Temple of Hera, Italy, c. 550 BCE (p. 162)
19. New York Kouros, c. 580 BCE (p. 168)
20. Anavysos Kouros, c. 525 BCE (p. 169)
21. Women at a Fountain House, "A.D." Painter, 520-510 BCE (p. 175)
22. Kritian Boy, c. 480 BCE (p. 180)
23. Artemis Slaying Actaeon, Pan Painter, c. 470 BCE (p. 184)
24. Parthenon, Kallikrates and Iktinos, 447-438 BCE (p. 188)
25. Three Goddesses from the east pediment of the Parthenon, c. 435 BCE (p. 191)
26. Temple of Athena Nike, Kallikrates, c. 425 BCE (p. 194)
27. Doryphoros, Polykleitos, c. 450-440 BCE (p. 196)
28. Athena Attacking the Giants, c 166-156 BCE (p. 214)
29. Laocoon and His Sons, 1st century CE (p. 215)
30. Aphrodite of Melos, c. 150 BCE (p. 219)

Midterm Format:

Slide Identifications (15 @ 3 points each)	45 points
Compare/Contrast Slide Discussion	15 points
Short Essays (4 @ 10 points each)	40 points
Total	100 points

Slide Identifications (3 points each):

• Title of Work
• Date within 100 years (see note below)
• Civilization/Location of Work (See examples below)

Dates:

You do NOT need to know the exact date for works of art from Chapter 1 (Prehistory) or Chapter 3 (Ancient Egypt). For Chapter 1, simply note "Paleolithic" or "Neolithic." For Chapter 3, simply note "Old Kingdom" or "New Kingdom.

Examples:

• Woman from Willendorf, Austria, Paleolithic
• Dipylon Vase, Greek, c. 750 BCE
• Woman with Snakes, Minoan, c. 1600 BCE
• Palette of Narmer, Egyptian, Old Kingdom

To prepare for your Midterm Essays:

• Review all the concepts covered in the September Quiz.
• In addition, be familiar with the following concepts:

Egyptian Art

• Old Kingdom, New Kingdom: Understand these periods, be familiar with examples for each.
• Egyptian Canon of Proportions.
• Akhenaten and the Amarna Period
• Rosetta Stone

Greek Art

Be familiar with the following terms. Understand the transitions (when applicable) in Greek pottery, architecture, architectural sculpture and freestanding sculpture.

• Geometric
• Archaic
• Classical (Early/Transitional, Fifth Century and Fourth Century)
• Hellenistic