The model for Manet’s Olympia was a well known: |
Parisian courtesan |
Utamaro’s print A Pair of Lovers is an erotic image referred to as a: |
Shunga Print |
The Japanese term "ukiyo" identifies subject matter known as the: |
Floating world |
The compositional elements of the African Dogon Primordial Couple convey: |
harmony of the first male and female union. |
The bulbous form of a tiny limestone carving nicknamed the Venus of Willendorf may have been a/an: |
A charm or fetish |
Among the Ashanti, a doll was first successfully used in a ritual to conceive a child by a woman named: |
Akua |
Which popular expression is graphically conveyed by the Aztec Marriage Couple? |
Tying the knot |
In the 17th century, European missionaries collected native Oceanic carvings to preserve the heritage and religion of the indigenous populations. |
False |
The contrasting textural surfaces and the title of Bourgeois’ sculpture Blind Man’s Bluff are an invitation to touch the sculpture that may be difficult to resist. |
True |
The Potawatomi Male Figure was used in a Native American culture as a love doll to cast a magic spell on another person |
True |
Hershman’s computer-video installation Deep Contact is a scientific animation about the mating rituals of Neolithic cultures. |
False |
Stone female figures carved with nubile, plank-like bodies were found in the Islands of the Aegean Sea. |
Cycladiccla |
In India, Krishna is conventionally depicted in the color |
Blue |
The erotic figures on the exterior of the Kandarya Mahadeva Temple at Khajuraho are relevant to the religion. |
Hindu |
An , which is a Turkish harem girl, was the subject of a painting by Ingres. |
Odalisque |
The simplified, cylindrical brass forms of Brancusi’s Torso of a Young Man may be interpreted as a symbol. |
Phallic |
The ceramic effigy vessel of a Mother and Nursing Child was found in a of the Mississippi Period Cahokian culture. |
Tomb |
A wall painting in the Pompeiian Villa of Mysteries depicts: |
whipping an initiate to a Dionysian cult. |
O’Keeffe’s Grey Line with Lavender and Yellow is considered abstract sexual imagery. |
True |
Masaccio’s The Expulsion from Paradise is of which primordial couple? |
Adam and Eve |
In ancient Greece, water was collected by women from the community fountain house in a: |
Hydria |
The subject of Judy Chicago’s Dinner Party is a tribute to: |
significant women in Western culture. |
A bronze vessel with three legs that was used for food during the Chinese Zhou dynasty was a: |
Ting |
The dominant theme in Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper pertains to: |
the Christian religion |
The simplicity of Mu Qi’s painting, Six Persimmons (by Mu-Qi) , reflects which principle? |
Zen Buddhism |
A distinctive feature of Pueblo Bonito at Chaco Canyon in New Mexico is the large, round rooms that served as ceremonial centers called: |
Kivas |
Safdie’s Montreal Habitat was built with the efficient and economical use of: |
prefabricated modular units. |
The parts of the Toba Batak House have symbolic meaning with the internal spaces seen as: |
maternal or womblike |
Fallingwater shows much influence from what architecture, especially in its cantilevered porches and flowing interior space? |
Japanese and Chinese |
A type of Native American Indian basket created by Pomo women was woven so tightly that it could: |
hold water |
U.S. Pavilion, a geodesic dome, is an example of the what style? |
somewhat post Modernism, but NOT International Style (plain square boxlike buildings) |
A Table of Desserts alludes to what? |
the idea of vanitas, the impermanence of all earthly things and the inevitability of death. |
In Africa, what was a valued resource that could be carved and given as a high-level diplomatic gift? |
Ivory |
The Japanese tea ceremony is a formalized ritual that was influenced by what? |
Zen Buddhism |
What in Chinese buildings protects earthen foundations from rain damage? |
Wide, projecting eaves |
The Mali’s Dogon Cliff Dwellings with Granaries are primarily to accommodate groups of villagers leaving the flat land to farming. |
True |
Photographer focused on close-ups of natural forms, such as artichokes, to reveal the beauty of inherent textures and patterns. |
Edward Weston |
The Bamana people of Mali perform a ritual dance with a headdress of a Chi Wara spirit that represents a mythic who introduced farming to the community. |
Antelope |
The was a portable tent used by Great Plains Indians. |
Tipi |
The Pompeiian House of Vettii featured an open BLANK with a pool or impluvium for collecting rainwater. |
Atrium |
Sue Coe’s There Is No Escape is an indictment of the what? |
Meat Industry |
What is Warhol "celebrating" in Heinz 57 Tomato Ketchup and Del Monte Freestone Peach Halves? |
Commercialism |
Lascaux’s images probably had a(n) ____ purpose linked to nature’s bounty. |
Ritual |
Prehistoric artists painted images in the ____ of the caves. |
Shelter |
Australian Aboriginals painted "contour maps" indicating food and water locations; these maps were then ____ after a ritual celebration. |
Destroy |
Coe’s There Is No Escape is from a series condemning the meat industry called ____. |
Porkopolis |
The ancient Chinese made ____ vessels for storing wine. |
Bronze |
As its name suggests, the ancient Greek ____ was used for carrying and storing water. |
Hydria |
The Pomo tribal baskets, covered with feathers and shells were made as ceremonial ____. |
Gifts |
Warhol’s work, such as Heinz 57 Tomato Ketchup celebrated the commercial art of ____. |
Advertising |
Salt (during 16th century) was considered so valuable that it was a source of wealth; the European nobility used elaborate saltcellars as a ____ . |
Status symbol |
Jan Davidsz de Heem’s (from the Netherlands) A Table of Desserts reflects cultural and ____ beliefs. |
Religious |
Mu Qi’s Six Persimmons emphasizes ____ in life. |
Meditation and simplicity |
An important component of European still life painting was the idea of ____. |
food as beauty |
In the early twentieth century, still life paintings were not concerned with ____. |
Food as sustenence |
The Venus of Willendorf is a statue of |
pregnant Venus |
The paintings in the Villa of Mysteries were done by the? |
Greek |
An odalisque was a member of |
A Harem |
In prehistoric times fertility was |
An important concern |
Louise Bourgeois’ Blind Man’s Bluff is a sculpture of |
Bulbous forms |
Historically in India, images of ideal erotic sexuality were ____. |
common in temples and miniature paintings |
Duane Hanson made what: |
Self Portrait with Model; realistically detailed sculpture that fooled the viewer’s eye |
Who created "Fallingwater"? |
Frank Lloyd Wright |
Villa Rotunda |
Andrea Palladio |
Gnaw (Chocolate blocks) |
Janine Antoni |
"Pie Counter" |
Wayne Thiebaud |
"The Expulsion from Paradise" |
Masaccio |
"Wedding Portrait" |
Jan Van Eyck |
"A Pair of Lovers" |
Kitagawa Utamaro |
"Grand Odalisque" |
Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres |
"Olympia" |
Edward Manet |
"Deep Contact" |
Lynn Hershman |
"Torso of a Young Man" |
Constantin Brancusi |
"Pregnant Woman" |
Alice Neel |
"Virgin and Child in Niche" |
Rogier Van Der Weyden |
Art Appreciation
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