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PRE HISTORIC ARTS/SCULPTURES Flashcards

MAPEH 9

1
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Where were the pre historic arts found?

A

Caves

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2
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What is the purpose of Egyptian paintings?

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To make the deceased afterlife pleasant

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Themes of Egyptian paintings?

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Journey to the underworld. Gods of the underworld

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4
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Ancient greek arts were mostly found in?

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Vases, Panels, Tombs

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5
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Subject of Ancient greek arts

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Battle scenes, mythological figures, everyday life

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6
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Water method of painting

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Fresco

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7
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Wax method of painting

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Encaustic

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8
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Shapes in Kerch style

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Pelike, Lekanis, Lebes gamikas, Krater

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9
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Paintings on wood

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Panel painting

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10
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Popular during classical period and uses fresco methods

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Tomb/Wall painting

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11
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copied from hellenic greek paintings

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ROMANS

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12
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fresco tech was used in what background

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brightly coloured

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roman painting subjects

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animals, everyday life, still life, mythological subjects, portraits, landscapes

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14
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An art where an image is created using an assemblage of small pieces of colored glass, stones

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MOSAIC

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15
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asian quyeen with dark eyes and hair with fierce expression

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THeodora

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16
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difference of byzantine/romanesque

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17
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largly places moisaics on the walls of the churches that follow a strict frontal pose

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ROManesque

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elongated oval faces, large staring eyes and long noses, figures against flat colored bands of heavy outlining

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romanesque

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19
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Human figures were slim, long, flat and seemed to float in the given space.
The faces bore common features such as thin elongated noses, large staring eyes, and often had a solemn expression.
Holy people like saints had halos.

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byzantine

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20
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Paintings had little or no shading, giving flat appearance.
Stained glass was also developed during this period, but few have survived today.

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romanesque

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21
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Paintings have been confined in the illumination of manuscript pages and the painting of frescos on the walls of churches in cosmopolitan style, elegant mannered and sophisticated.

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gothic

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22
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popular ang stain glass

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gothic

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23
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Inspired Christians throughout the depiction of Biblical stories in the windows of the churches and monasteries.
It was used to commemorate and celebrate political events in government buildings or sometimes just to decorate the windows of a private home.

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stained glass

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24
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materials used vary according to region and locality
not of human atristry
mythological or religious significance

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pre historic sculptures

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25
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carved from limestone with excessively heavy breast and abdomen used as charm to ensure fertility

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Venus of Willendorf

26
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25000 years old
lady with hood
represents human face and hairstyle

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venus of brassempouy

27
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symbolic elements; forms, hieroglyphics, relativce sze

A

egyptian era sculptures

28
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which tombs required the most extensive used of sculpture

A

egyptian tombs

29
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common matterials used for egyptian sculptures

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wood, ivory, stones

30
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used to safeguard the pharaohs body after death

A

sarcophagus

31
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if mummified body got stolen what will happen?

A

pharaoh will reincarnate and use statues/wall paintings as body

32
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who accompanied the pharaoh in the afterlife?

A

statues of servants/loved ones

33
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is a mythical creature that has the head of the man and a bod yof a lion

A

sphinx

34
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what does the sphinx represent?

A

pharaoh khafra

35
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worlds largest monolithic statue

A

the great sphinx

36
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used to honor the pharaoh khafra as well as the sun god

A

great sphinx

37
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who was the sun god

A

horus

38
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marble and limestone were used extensively in what sculptures?

A

greek

39
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what did greek portray?

A

god and human the same

40
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what was the reason for the greek statues

A

perfect body as inspo for citizens

41
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what were the sculpted robes for?

A

gave impression of movement and realsim

42
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male statues identification

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protruding eyes, angluar chin, edge of mouth curled up. to make it more lifelike

43
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who sculpted athena in parthenon

A

pheidas

44
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greatest sculptural masterpieces of the ancienct greece

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athena in the parthenon

45
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what was her helmet decorated with

A

sphinx and two griffins

46
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aegis??

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goat skin shield of zoes embellished witht he head of medusa

47
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what did athena showcase

A

wealth and power of the city of athensw

48
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started with wax molds of the faces of the deceased

A

sculpted portraits of roman sculptures

49
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used as reminders of their loved ones

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sculpted portraits

50
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created to be more realistic, serve as remembrance

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roman sculptures

51
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busts were considered incomplete and displyed in public

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greek

52
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busts displayed in private houses

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romans

53
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realistic portrait culpture || religious, everyday life, scenes and motifs from nature || animals used as symnolds

A

byzantine sculptures

54
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some of the famous sculptural pieces of romanesque sculptures

A

romanesque sculptures

55
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altar frontals, crucifixes, devotional images

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romanesque

56
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greater freedom of style. no longer lay closely against wall, particular patterns, more lively and realistic

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gothic sculptures

57
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heavy lided eyes seldner neck determined chin heavy crown

A

queen nefertiti

58
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rigid postures

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pharaoh menkaure and his queen

59
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maximum tension full of compressed energy

A

myron the discobulus

60
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box like funeral for dead boydy

A

sarcophagus

61
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sarx =
phagein =

A

flesh
to eat

62
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husband and wife as if on couch

A

sarcophagus

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