Quarter 2: Test 1 Review

ROMAN ART TEST AND ROLLING REVIEW

I. ETRUSCAN ART A. Background - High point of the Etruscans is contemporary with Archaic Greece (ca. 600 – 500 BCE) - Much of their art was discovered in their necropolises (large burial areas/cities of the dead) B. Etruscan Temples C. Apulu of Veii D. Sarcophagus of reclining couple

II. ROMAN ART A. Temple of Portunus B. Temple of Vesta in Tivoli, Italy C. Repulican Portrait Busts D. Augustus Primaporta E. Ara Pacis F. Vitruvius G. Pont-du-Gard Aqueduct H. Pompeii and Herculaneum (Four Orders of Pompeii) I. Painted Garden at the Villa of Livia J. Still-life of Peaches and Glass of Water K. Cubiculum from Home of P. Fannius Synistor L. Colosseum M. Arch of Titus N. Faiyum Portrait O. Maison Carree P. Trajan’s Forum Q. Trajan’s Column R. Pantheon S. Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius T. Baths of Caracalla U. Portrait of the Tetrarchs V. Palace of Diocletian at Split W. Colossal head of Constantine

ROLLING REVIEW: 1. ZIGGURAT 2. Victory Stele of Naram-Sin 3. Dying Lioness 4. Palette of Narmer 5. Step Pyramid of Djoser 6. Seated Scribe 7. Hatshepsut 8. Pylon temple 9. Akhenaton 10. Bust of Nefertiti 2

11. Fowling Scene from Nebamun’s Tomb 12. Cycladic figures 13. Toreador Fresco (Bull-leaping Fresco) 14. Harvester Vase 15. Tholos 16. New York Kouros 17. Death of Sarpedon 18. Peripteral Greek temple has columns all the way around. A dipteral temple has columns on two sides (ex. Temple of Athena Nike). A pseudo-peripteral temple does not have columns all the way around but has engaged columns to look like it (ex. Roman Temple of Portunus) 19. Theater at Epidauros 20. CARYATID 21. Battle of Issus (Alexander Mosaic) 22. Nike of Samothrace (Winged Victory) and Seated Boxer are 23. Laocoon and His Sons 24. Seated Boxer 25. Old Woman 26. Athena Wrestling Alkyoneos