Prehistory
Mesopotamian Art
Egyptian Art
Greek Art
Roman Art
100

Prehistory can be defined a time before

What is writing/written language?

100
A stepped pyramid platform that had a temple on top
What is a ziggurat?
100

Immortal human life force believed to be oneself in the afterlife.

What is the ka?

100

Most original Greek sculptures were made through this process

What is lost-wax casting?

100
The Romans style of art and architecture was influenced by what culture?
What is the Greeks?
200

Stonehenge is an example of this type of architecture.

What is post-and-lintel?

200

With godlike-kings and king-like priests, ancient Mesopotamian government was a ____________.

What is a theocracy?

200

During the New Kingdom, these replaced pyramids for funerary architecture.

What is a rock-cut temple?

200

The name of the visual trick used to make columns appear more accurate to the human eye.

What is entasis?

200
Roman architects used this material to create open spaces unencumbered by columns or supports.
What is concrete?
300
The Venus of Willendorf is a portable sculpture, which tells us the prehistoric culture that made her was

What is nomadic?

300

Assyrian artists created sculptures in _________, in which the raised areas are relatively shallow.

What is low relief?

300

The name of the mythological creature outside of the Pyramid of Khafre.

What is a sphinx?

300

in an artwork, a natural position of a figure in which the weight shifts to one leg and the body forms an S-curve

What is contrapposto? 

300

Most Roman art shows civic leaders, either elected officials or emperors, which can be considered a form of this.

What is propaganda?

400

Around 10,000 BCE when farming was developed

What is the Neolithic Revolution?

400

The name of the convention used to demonstrate power by using size.

What is hieratic or hierarchical scale?

400

In general, Egyptian royal art can be described as this style, reflective of the ruler's fitness for the throne.

What is idealized?

400

Greek architects drew inspiration from reason and order. They kept column shafts simple, emphasizing their function. They developed these three column orders.

What is doric, ionic, and corinthian?

400
Which architectural forms are distinguishing characteristics of Roman architecture?
What are Arches, vaults, and domes?
500

The subject-matter of most prehistoric art is either about _________ or ___________. 

What is food and fertility?

500

The name of writing first developed around 3200 BCE, meaning-wedge shaped.

What is cuneiform?

500

The standard of measurement used in the Egyptian Canon of Proportions is called _______.

What is a cubit?

500
In this type of Greek vase, the artists filled in the figures with slip, and then carved details with a stylus.
What is a black-figure vase?
500
What is the name of the extreme realism seen in portraits from the Roman Republic?

What is verism?