final review
art id exercises
connect art to chapter purpose/objectives
who made it?
title
when was it made?
art id will show artworks without the key info
questions for id are multiple choice
chapter 6 → reproduction and sexuality
venus of willendorf
we don’t know who made it
made 25,000-20,000 bc
venus has some connection to fertility, may be a charm or fetish for mothers
wedding portrait (also called wedding of arnolfini)
jan van eyck
1434
is about marriage, relates to fertility, spirituality, fidelity as a result
radha and krishna in the grove
kangra school in india
no date
depicts relationship between a man and a woman, similar to song of solomon
mother and nursing child
cahokian people probably
1200-1400 (mississippian period)
mother and child
chapter 7 → deities and places of worship
shiva as nataraja, or lord of the dance
don’t know who made it, it’s from a temple in punjai
c 1000 ad
depicts hindu deity
madonna of the meadow
raphael sanzio
c 1505
depicts mary, Jesus, john the baptist?
ceiling of the sistine chapel
michelangelo
1508-1512
tells story of old testament, in a chapel
dome of the rock
unknown
687-692
significant to christianity, judaism, and islam; worship space (where abraham almost sacrificed isaac, near golgotha)
chapter 10 → social protest and affirmation
shibboleth
doris salcedo
2007-2008
represents the problem with in-groups and out-groups
insertions into ideological circuits: coca-cola project
cildo meireles
1970
disseminates information using recycled coke bottles
the executions of may 3, 1808
francisco goya
1814
“i’m still crocheting my history thinking cap”
tells story of may 3 while also protesting it
liberty leading the people
eugene delacroix
1830
glorifies the french people fighting against the nobility
chapter 12 → race, gender, clan, and class
over vitebsk
marc chagall
1915-1920
statement about treatment of jews under tsarist russia
buddha duchamp beuys
nam june paik
1989
…
the kitchen maid
jan vermeer van delft
1660
shows job/life of lower class people like this maid
komurasaki of the tamaya teahouse
kitagawa utamaro
1794
glorifies middle/higher classes