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Prehistoric Art


"Hall of the Bulls"


15,000- 10,000 BCE


Cave art=Pigment




-Animals, hunting

Prehistoric Art


"Venus of Willendorf"


25,000-20,000 BC


Limestone




-Fertility



Prehistoric Art


"Stonehenge"


2000 BC


Architecture




-Astronomical observations, 1st example of public art


-Post and lintel construction

Prehistoric Art


"The Dying Lioness"


650 BC


Bas-Relief Sculpture




-Hunting a wounded beast


-Syrian Kings decorated palaces with these battle images, King keeping kingdom safe

Egyptian Art


"Palette of King Narmer"


3000 BC


Slate




-Documenting victory of Narmer of upper egypt over lower egypt

Egyptian Art


"The Great Pyramids of Giza"


2528-2490 BC


Architecture -limestone




-temples inside

Egyptian Art


"The Great Sphinx of Giza"


2551-2528 BC


Sandstone




-human head rising from a lion body


-regarded as the sun God

Egyptian Art


"Queen Nefertiti"


1348-1335 BC


Painted Limestone




-Akhenaten's Style (more naturalistic)


-made massive changes in religion and society

Egyptian Art


"Temple of Hatshepsut"


1478-1458 BCE


Living rock




-Dedicated to the sun God



Egyptian Art


"Cover of the Coffin of King Tut"


1327 BC


Gilded and inlaid wood




-death and the preparation for death is an important part of Egyptian life


-Picture of person was put on tomb so Ka (soul) will enter it

Egyptian Art


"Fowling Scene from the Tomb of Nebamun"


1450 BC


Wall painting




-comfort in after-life for their rulers

Ancient Near Eastern


"Figure Cyclades"


2500 BCE


Marble




-people who inhabited the Cycladic islands often buried dead with marble sculptures

Aegean Art


"The Queen's Megaron, Palace of Minos"


1700-1300 BC


Fresco

Aegean Art


"Snake Goddess"


1650 BC


Metal




-mother and fertility goddess


-snakes = male fertility

Aegean Art


"The Lion Gate"


1250 BC


Architecture -stone

Greek Art


"Dipylon Vase"


750 BC


Terracotta




-functioned as a grave monument

Greek Art


"Kouros"


580 BC


Marble




-Male funerary memorial


-smile because Athens rises to the forefront of Greek culture

Greek Art


Kore


520 BC


Marble




-Female funerary memorial

Greek Art


"Dying Warrior, from the east pediment of the Temple of Aphaia"


480 BC


Marble

Greek Art


"Herakles Strangling the Nemean Lion"


525 BC


Black-Figured Amphora - Pottery

Greek Art


"Zeus"


460-450 BC


Bronze




-Contrapposto (S shape in body)



Greek Art


"The Parthenon"


448-432 BC


Marble

Greek Art




Doric Order -straight/ nothing fancy


Ionic Order - A bit thinner at the top/ a bit fancier


Corinthian Order - fanciest -use primarily indoors

Greek Art


"Aphrodite of Knidos"


340-330 BC


Marble




-contrapposto stance

Greek Art


"Dying Gaul"


230-220 BC


Roman copy after bronze original

Greek Art


"Nike of Samothrace"


190 BC


Marble




-story of goddess just descending to the prow of a ship and is still partly airborne

Etruscan Art


"Sarcophagus from Cerveteri"


520 BC


Terracotta




-husband and wife shown on their tomb

Etruscan Art


"Tomb of Hunting and Fishing"


520 BC


Fresco

Etruscan Art


"Apollo"


510 BC


Terracotta

Etruscan Art


"She-Wolf"


500 BC


Bronze




-suckling are Romulus and Remus the mythical founders of Rome

Roman Art


"Augustus of Primaporta"


20 AD


Marble




-idealized sculpture of Ceasar Augustus first Emperor of Rome

Roman Art


"Equestrian Statue of Marcus"


161-180 AD


Bronze

Roman Art


"Column of Trajan"


106-113 CE


Marble

Roman Art


"The Colosseum"


77-80 AD


Understructure of concrete and covered with tufa, marble, etc

Roman Art


"The Pantheon"


118-125 AD


Marble, Brick and concrete




-roof lets in light

Roman Art


"Constantine the Great"


312 AD


Marble

Roman Art


"Arch of Constantine"


312-315 CE


Architecture - marble