AP Art Unit 1/2 study guide

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What did the Apollo 11 stones depict?

Composite animals- has utter, human legs, big cat head, antlers/horns.

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What was the function of the Beaker with Ibex Motifs? What is the purpose of the stylized features on the Ibex Beaker?

Function: Buried with other tomb offerings in a Nerocroplis (City of the dead)

Stylized features may represent a connection to the afterlife, artists priority is pattern

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In terms of style, how are the bulls depicted in the Lascaux Caves?

Twisted perspective, naturalistic, proportional, painted over period of time

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What are the several reasons that the Camelid Sacrum is sacred?

-Sacrum is located near reproductive organs which are considered holy

-Was arced to shape a canine which were respected

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What is the purpose of the Votive Figures?

Offering to gods, once big eyes show watchfulness

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What is the function of White Temple and its ziggurat?

Waiting room for gods

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What is a Lamassu?

Winged human-headed bulls

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Describe and explain the meaning of the scene on the code of Hammurabi

Shamash is handing Hammurabi a rode and rode rope which symbolizes authority, conveying laws are god-given

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Describe and explain the significance of the Processional relief  from the Audience Hall of Darius and Xerxes.

Shows hundreds of people paying tribute to king

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Why did the pyramids have air shafts?

Guide pharaohs spirt to heavans

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Explain the original function of the Narmer Palette and describe its stylistic characteristics. 

Ceremonial pallets used to mix eye paint for god’s statue

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Why were the Great Pyramids constructed

Monument to pharoh, pharoh entombed in it for protection and so that he could be reborn in the afterlife

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What is a hypostyle hall?

A hall with a roof supported by columns

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What are the features and importance of Hatshepsut’s Mortuary Temple?

While she’s alive its to worship Amun-Re, once she dies its to worship her. Inner temple reliefs- show military success Non-native trees- show success from, trade mission

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What was the Amarna Period, and what are traits of its style?

When Akhenaten becomes king and eliminates old religions, founds new one based on sun disk (cultural revolution)

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How did Egyptian geography relate to beliefs about the gods and afterlife?

Encouraged order, rebirth, and a positive afterlife

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How do Egyptian art works reveal specific beliefs about the gods?

Pharohs connection to the gods and afterlife

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How did Mesopotamian geography relate to beliefs about the gods?

Gods were extremely important and people gave offerings to maintain their favor

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How do works from Mesopotamia indicate the power of the king?

Showing him as larger/stronger

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What are theories proposed about why Stonehenge was created?

1: solar calendar, 2: maybe ritual use, 3: suggested blue stones had healing abilities, 4: Place for the dead