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This work is known as the ___________.

This work is known as the ___________.

Capitoline Wolf

This work is from the ___________.

This work is from the ___________.

Etruscan civilization

This work was made in approximately ____________.

This work was made in approximately ____________.

500 BCE

This is which Pompeiian style?

This is which Pompeiian style?

First

This is which Pompeiian style?

This is which Pompeiian style?

Fourth

This is which Pompeiian style?

This is which Pompeiian style?

Second

This is located in _________, ___________.

This is located in _________, ___________.

Villa of Livia, Primaporta

The type of perspective the painter used to create this "picture window" painting is called ___________.

The type of perspective the painter used to create this "picture window" painting is called ___________.

Atmospheric perspective

This is named for the emperor,  _______.

This is named for the emperor, _______.

Trajan

The work demonstrates a spiral narrative _________.

The work demonstrates a spiral narrative _________.

Frieze

The work is located in __________.

The work is located in __________.

Rome

This is known as the ___________.

This is known as the ___________.

Ara Pacis

This was found in __________.

This was found in __________.

Rome

This was commissioned by ________.

This was commissioned by ________.

Augustus

This structure is known as the ___________.

This structure is known as the ___________.

Ziggurat of Ur

The "style" of this structure comes from __________.

The "style" of this structure comes from __________.

Sumer

This is found in present day _________.

This is found in present day _________.

Iraq

The patron of the work was _________.

The patron of the work was _________.

Hammurabi

The work is from the ancient culture of ___________.

The work is from the ancient culture of ___________.

Babylon

This work is made of ________.

This work is made of ________.

basalt

This work is made of _________.

This work is made of _________.

Marble

This work is from ________ culture.

This work is from ________ culture.

Cycladic

This work was made in approximately ____________.

This work was made in approximately ____________.

2500 BCE

This work is titled ___________.

This work is titled ___________.

Discus Thrower

The artist of this work is __________.

The artist of this work is __________.

Myron

This work is from _______.

This work is from _______.

Greece

This work is titled _____________.

This work is titled _____________.

Nike of Samothrace

This work is from the _________ period.

This work is from the _________ period.

Hellenistic

This work is made of __________.

This work is made of __________.

marble

This work is a bust of _________.

This work is a bust of _________.

Nefertiti

This work was created during the _________ Kingdom of ancient _________.

This work was created during the _________ Kingdom of ancient _________.

New, Egypt

This is known as the ___________.

This is known as the ___________.

Mask of Agamemnon

This is from __________.

This is from __________.

Greece

The style is ____________.

The style is ____________.

Mycenaean

The technique used to make this is known as ___________.

The technique used to make this is known as ___________.

Repousse

This is a statue of ______.

This is a statue of ______.

Akhenaten

This is made out of _______.

This is made out of _______.

sandstone

This is known as the _________________.

This is known as the _________________.

Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius

This is one of the statues of ___________.

This is one of the statues of ___________.

Gudea of Lagash

This statue is from the Mesopotamian culture of ___________.

This statue is from the Mesopotamian culture of ___________.

Neo-Sumeria

This is known as the ___________.

This is known as the ___________.

Ishtar Gate

This comes from the culture of ___________.

This comes from the culture of ___________.

Neo-Babylon

This is primarily made out of ____________.

This is primarily made out of ____________.

Glazed brick

This is the plan of the ____________.

This is the plan of the ____________.

Temple of Hera

This is the plan of the ___________.

This is the plan of the ___________.

Temple of Parthenon

This is the plan of the _________.

This is the plan of the _________.

Pantheon

This is the plan of the _________.

This is the plan of the _________.

Temple of Hera II

This temple is located in ______________.

This temple is located in ______________.

Pasteum, Italy

The center room of this structure is called the ___________.

The center room of this structure is called the ___________.

Cella

This is a piece of a ____________.

This is a piece of a ____________.

Flavian woman

This was created in approximately ___________.

This was created in approximately ___________.

90 CE

The style of bust sculpture demanded of the artists during the Roman Republic was called ___________.

Verism

The Colossal Head of Constantine is known as an image of an ___________.

eternally youthful ruler

The statue of Athena Parthenos resided in the ____________.

Temple of Athena Nike

Ti watching a hippopotamus hunt is a good example of of the use of __________.

hierarchy of scale

The ________________ commemorated the unification of two Egyptian kingdoms.

Palette of Narmer

Cycladic art's style of breaking down the figure into the utmost simplistic, geometric form, is best represented by the figurine of the _____________.

male harp player

Which of the following is NOT one of the three main arches used in Aegean culture architecture?
a. Post and Lintel arch
b. Corbeled arch
c. Tuscan arch
d. True arch

c

Nike adjusting her sandal is a relief that adorned the parapet that surrounded the ______________.

Temple of Athena Nike

The caryatids that stand at the Treasury of Siphinians are of which Greek era?

Archaic

The caryatids of the south porch of the Erechtheion, Acropolis are of which Greek Era?

Classical

The Palace of Knossos is located in __________.

Crete

The Persepolis was built by the ________.

Persians

The __________ culture existed on the Island of Crete, while the __________ culture existed in mainland Greece.

Minoan, Mycenean

The Snake Goddess is described in the text as a _____________.

priestess

The Lady of Auxerre is an example of _________ art.

Daedalic

The Dipylon Painter funerary amphora is clearly from the Geometric period because of the artist's calculated use of __________.

space

The Dying Gaul was constructed during which Greek era?

Archaic

The Fallen Warrior was constructed during which Greek era?

Hellenistic

Several artists challenged the dramatic idealistic style of Hellenistic sculptures with statues such as the _________________.

Old Market Woman

The order style of The Parthenon is ________.

Doric

The _____________ was the first statue to show how a person actually stands.

Kritios Boy

Who is the sculptor who wrote "The Canon"?

Polykleitos

__________ was the sculptor who devoted his life to studying human proportion.

Polykleitos

Polykleitos sculpted the __________, demonstrating the canon of proportions.

Spear-Bearer

Despite the title of the Spear Bearer, this sculpture was a ______________________________________- how muscles swell, how people stand, etc.

Celebration of the human body and its physical abilities