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ARt 108 History of Western Art Rubric

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Drop box Rubric0. The color red indicates the ?extras? necessary for that particular grade. Italics indicates that which is expected to receive a minimal passing grade. Standard text is used to point out the minimum that is expected to earn a grade of at least 70 or explain the 0 land 0 ? 59 sections . Bold is a warning to indicate the kind of work that earns a minimum passing grade of 60. Grade Criteria 90 - 100 Answers the question. Provides all the information. Provides extra information. Points out something of which I might not be aware. Includes a picture/illustration. Is composed of at least 2-3 paragraphs per answer, i.e., if there are three questions your submission should involve at LEAST 6 paragraphs.

Geometric and Orientalizing Questions

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Chap 5 Ancient Greece--Geometric and Orientalizing ---page 112 1. What does the phrase ?man is the measure of all things? mean? 2. What is humanism? How does this philosophy compare to the Egyptian or Mesopotamian religious sense? 3. Although the ancient Greeks had lofty ideals such as a perfect balance between intellectual and physical disciple, and the principles of democracy, there actual society fell short of an ideal civilization in what ways? 4. Please know about the 12 gods and goddesses listed on page 107. Also the two at the end, Hades and Bacchus. 5. What accomplishments were lost during the ?dark ages?, roughly between 1200 and 700 BCE ? 6. What was the one art that was continued during these centuries?

AP Art History Image Notes Japan

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AP Art History Name_____Gideon Resnick___________ Mr. Collins 2010-2011 Date_______12/13/10_________________ Chapter 8 Early Japan Dates covered in this period/chapter: (10,500 BCE-1332 CE) Part 1) Identify in outline form two or three contextual issues that impact the art of the chapter/period- focus on historical, political, geographic, social topics. Part 2) Identify in outline form any key artistic styles, techniques, topics and terms from the chapter/period. Contextual Issues Geography Japan is comprised of four islands, all of which possessed very distinct regional characteristics in the realms of art, dialect, food, and culture. The terrain and climate of the country as a whole varied greatly.

A Painting of an ancient Roman goddess, Proserpine

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1. Title- Proserpine Artist-Dante Gabriel Rossetti Year of Creation-1874 2. This painting was inspired the by myth of the rape of the goddess Proserpine. 3. Proserpine, also known as Persephone was the daughter of the god Zeus, the supreme ruler of the dwelling place of the gods, Mount Olympus, and the goddess Ceres, also known as Demeter. Demeter was the goddess of the harvest. She watched over the grain, the fertility of the earth, the seasons, and the harvest. She also presided over marriage sanctity, sacred law, and the cycle of life and death. She and her daughter Persephone were the central figures of the Eleusinian Mysteries.

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