exam 2 Flashcards
- Tomb of Tutankhamen
- Valley of the Kings
- New Kingdom Egypt
Info: untouched for almst 3,000 years. The items that were in the young kings tomb were all things that they believed he would need in the after life.
Tutankhamen and his queen,
-relief on throne
found in the tomb of tutankhamen, valley of kings
New Kingdom Egypt
-painted chest of Tutankhamen
-found in the tomb of tut
New Kingdom Egypt
** the return of heirarchical scale
**seeing him as a super uman figure… “god” like
** return of traditional egyptian gods
Folded Arm Figurine
-from the cyclades
Cycladic
- Marble. All represent women
- They were most llikey painted
- We don’t know the fuction .
- Vary in size. Pointed feet
- We often don’t know where they came from
- Thin from the side view
- Its not known whether of not they should be laying down or standing up straight
- They could be funerary artwork
Palace of Knossos
Knossos
Minoan
was not simply the residence of the royal family but also the political, economic and religious center of Crete
Toreador Fresco
in Palace of Knossos , crete
Minoan
Harvester Vase
from Hagia Triada
Minoan
*** made from stealite
Sarcaphogus
From Hagia Triada
Minoan
** Made from painted Limestone
Citadel of Mycenae
Mycanae
Mycenaen
Lion Gate
Citadel of Mycenae, mycenae
Mycenaean
Treasury of Atreaus (Tomb of Agamemnon)
Mycenae
Mycenaean
- tholos tomb
- corbel vaulted
Mask of Agamemnon
From Grave Circle A at Mycanae
Mycenaean
-gold
Warrior Vase
From Mycanae
Mycenaean
- ceramic pottery
o Punch bowl
o Use wheels to form the pottery.
o Incredibly durable, good for everyday use
o Men going off to war, with a woman tearing out her hair in mourning
Dipylon Krater
From Kermeikos Cemetary, Athens
Geometric
- ceramic potterry
- funeral procession of man ; chariot procession
o Marks the grave of a rich man. Flat perspective,
o Bottom is open for libation and draining
o Used geometric shapes to fill in space
o Narrative scene specific to the man
Dipylon Amphora
From Kerameikos Cemetary, Athens
- ceramic pottery
- funeral for a woman
Prothesis : laying out of the corpse
Ekphora: funeral procession