VIAR 120 - Test Two | Fall 2023
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What artwork is this?
Engraved ochre
What date was this made?
75,000 BCE
What period was this made in?
Paleolithic
What medium was used?
Ochre
What artwork is this?
Hohle Fels figure
What date was this made?
35,000 BCE
What period was this made in?
Paleolithic
What medium was used?
Mammoth tusk
What artwork is this?
Wall painting of animals (Chauvet Cave, France)
What date was this made?
28,000 BCE
What period was this made in?
Paleolithic
What medium was used?
Wall painting
What artwork is this?
Woman of Willendorf
What date was this made?
25,000 BCE
What period was this made in?
Paleolithic
What medium was used?
Limestone
What artwork is this?
Earthenware beaker with ibexes
What date was this made?
4000 BCE
What period was this made in?
Neolithic
What medium was used?
Terra cotta
What artwork is this?
King Menkaura and Queen Khamerernebty
What date was this made?
2500 BCE
What period was this made in?
Egyptian
What medium was used?
Greywacke stone
What artwork is this?
Wall painting from the Tomb of Nebamun
What date was this made?
1450 BCE
What period was this made in?
Egyptian
What medium was used?
Paint on dry plaster
What artwork is this?
Kouros
What date was this made?
600 BCE
What period was this made in?
Archaic
What medium was used?
Marble
What artwork is this?
Doryphoros
Who made this?
Polykleitos
What date was this made?
400 BCE
What period was this made in?
Classical
What medium was used?
Marble
What artwork is this?
The Laocoön
What date was this made?
100 BCE
What period was this made in?
Hellenistic
What medium was used?
Marble
What artwork is this?
Lamentation
Who made this?
Giotto
What date was this made?
1300
What period was this made in?
Early Renaissance
What medium was used?
Fresco
What artwork is this?
The Holy Trinity
Who made this?
Masaccio
What date was this made?
1425
What period was this made in?
Early Renaissance
What medium was used?
Fresco
What artwork is this?
Mona Lisa
Who made this?
da Vinci
What date was this made?
1500
What period was this made in?
High Renaissance
What medium was used?
Oil on panel
What artwork is this?
Creation of Adam
Who made this?
Michelangelo
What date was this made?
1500
What period was this made in?
High Renaissance
What medium was used?
Fresco
What artwork is this?
The Conversion of Saint Paul
Who made this?
Caravaggio
What date was this made?
1600
What period was this made in?
Baroque
What medium was used?
Oil on canvas
What artwork is this?
David
Who made this?
Bernini
What date was this made?
1600
What period was this made in?
Baroque
What medium was used?
Marble
What artwork is this?
Susanna and the Elders
Who made this?
Gentileschi
What date was this made?
1600
What period was this made in?
Baroque
What medium was used?
Oil on canvas
What artwork is this?
The Kitchen Maid
Who made this?
Vermeer
What date was this made?
1650
What period was this made in?
Baroque
What medium was used?
Oil on canvas
Engraved Ocher had
abstract pattern
unlikely for practical use
When did humans beings began to develop choppers and axes that were symmetrical and refined in shape
750,000 years ago
first step in the history of art
awareness of relationship of form to function
each shell has
a hole pierced through it and a covering of red ochre, an ancient pigment made from clay.
Paleolithic Period
40,000–8,000 BCE
Stone period figures (abstract or naturalistic)
Cave paintings (highly naturalistic
Earliest definitive art findings from
40,000 years ago
Hohle Fels figure is the
Oldest surviving carved human figure
First carved human figures are called "Stone period figures
May have been religious art (a depiction of the Great Mother Goddess)
Height of the Hohle Fels figure
2-1⁄2"
Paleolithic cave paintings expressed
Nationalism & representational
petroglyphs
made by scratching or pecking surface of exposed stone
Neolithic art
from 10,000-3,000 BCE
Reflects shift in living patterns
Geometric abstract art > often derived from plant or animal forms
What kind of art is this?
representational
What kind of art is this?
abstract
What kind of art is this?
nonrepresentational
Paleolithic art period had
naturalism art
Neolithic art period had
abstract art
anachronism
the act of attributing a custom, meaning, or term to a period to which it does not belong
Women of Willendorf is theorized
to be made by women to help guide them through their pregnancies & made by women looking down at her body