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Art Hisotry Ch. 1

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Prehistoric Art Prehistory includes all of human existence before the emergence of writing, though long before that defining moment people were carving objects, painting images and creating shelters and other structures. The Stone Age The species called home sapiens appeared about 400,000 years ago and that the subspecies to which we belong, home sapiens sapiens, evolved as early as 120,000 years ago. Researchers divide the Stone Age into Paleolithic (?old stone?) and Neolithic (?new stone?) periods The Paleolithic Period is divided into three phases reflecting the relative position of objects found in the layers of excavation: Lower (the oldest), Middle, and Upper (the most recent) In some places archaeologists can identify a transitional, or Mesolithic (?middle stone?) period

bartmole de las casas

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Bartolomé de las Casas O.P. (c. 1484[1] – 18 July 1566) was a 16th-century Spanish historian, social reformer and Dominican friar. He became the first resident Bishop of Chiapas, and the first officially appointed "Protector of the Indians". His extensive writings, the most famous being "A Short Account of the Destruction of the Indies" and "Historia de Las Indias", chronicle the first decades of colonization of the West Indies, focusing particularly on the atrocities committed by the colonizers against the Indigenous peoples.

How does the representation of the human figure in a work of art express a cultures values?

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The representation of the human figure can reflect the central values of a culture. In this instance, two artworks particularly stick out in terms of cultural values. The first is a marble sculpture from the Greek Period, Kroisos, found in Anavyssos and made around 530BCE. And the other is a hand-painted ceramic Mochica Portrait vessel from around 400CE. Both of these artworks express an individual value system from each of their cultures.

Etruscan and Roman Art

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AP Art History: Packet 3 Etruscan: Lack of political cohesion creates strong sense of individualism (resulting in a unique blend of naturalism and stylization) and independence as well as a lifestyle that is adventurous, animated, and passionate ? Roman: Art used in the service of propaganda for the rich and the powerful Expressions of virtue and honor, often combined with candid realism Overpowering grandeur demonstrated in monuments and architecture, often resulting in innovative constructions of architectural structures and often their interior space Large-scale public works suggesting an efficient bureaucracy with widespread control Desire to connect themselves to the ancient Greeks ? Vocabulary:

Aegean and Greek Art

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AP Art History: Packet 2 Aegean Art: Reflection of life (carefree in the case of the Minoans, militaristic in the case of the Mycenaeans) exemplified in the subject matter and style of art ? Greek Art: Emphasis on self-knowledge and moderation (sophrosyne) as opposed to arrogant pride and excess (hubris) Concept of aesthetics (appreciation of beauty) based on mathematical proportions Concept of ?Man? as the ?measure of all things? Emphasis of balance between intellect and feeling (worship of both Apollo and Dionysos is applicable here) ? Vocabulary: Labyrinth ? ?labrys? means ?double ax? (recurring motif in the palace referring to sacrificial slaughter; intricate plan and scores of rooms of the Knossos palace

Aegean and Greek Art

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AP Art History: Packet 2 Aegean Art: Reflection of life (carefree in the case of the Minoans, militaristic in the case of the Mycenaeans) exemplified in the subject matter and style of art ? Greek Art: Emphasis on self-knowledge and moderation (sophrosyne) as opposed to arrogant pride and excess (hubris) Concept of aesthetics (appreciation of beauty) based on mathematical proportions Concept of ?Man? as the ?measure of all things? Emphasis of balance between intellect and feeling (worship of both Apollo and Dionysos is applicable here) ? Vocabulary: Labyrinth ? ?labrys? means ?double ax? (recurring motif in the palace referring to sacrificial slaughter; intricate plan and scores of rooms of the Knossos palace

Information on the Melbourne International Film Festivial

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Melbourne International Film Festival Initiated in 1951, the Melbourne International Film Festival has been a consistent success. The festival hosts countless movies of all genres all over the world and the icing on the cake is the wide range of parties and special events that add to the festive mood. Date: The festival is held at any time between July and August. Venue: The films are shown in five venues scattered across Melbourne. Categories: Features, Documentaries, Shorts (this includes animation, experimental, student production), New media.

Art history Basics

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