The Parthenon used to contain a wooden Athena statue that was 40 ft tall, but it was surrounded by Ionic columns....yet the exterior of the temple had entirely Doric columns? What effect does this create? Why do you think this was done by the builders? Furthermore, in the nearby Erechtheion the caryatids have Doric capitals? What effect does that have?

This block was placed near the corner of the west frieze of the Parthenon, where it turned onto the north. The horsemen have been moving at some speed, but are now reining back so as not to appear to ride off the edge of the frieze. The horseman in front twists around to look back at his companion, and raises a hand (now missing) to his head. This gesture, repeated elsewhere in the frieze, is perhaps a signal. Although mounted riders can be seen here, much of the west frieze features horsemen getting ready for the cavalcade proper, shown on the long north and south sides of the temple. Pediment sculpture Figures of three goddesses from the east pediment of the Parthenon, Acropolis, Athens. (The British Museum) Figures of three goddesses from the east pediment of the Parthenon. The east pediment of the Parthenon showed the birth of goddess Athena from the head of her father Zeus. The sculptures that represented the actual scene are lost. Zeus was probably shown seated, while Athena was striding away from him fully grown and armed. Only some of the figures ranged on either side of the lost central group survive. They include these three goddesses, who were seated to the right of centre. From left to right, their posture varies in order to accommodate the slope of the pediment that originally framed them. They are remarkable for their naturalistic rendering of anatomy blended with a harmonious representation of complex draperies. The figure on the left is on the point of rising and tucks her right foot in to lever herself up. To the right another figure cradles a companion reclining luxuriously in her lap. They are perhaps, from left to right, Hestia, goddess of the hearth and home, Dione, and her daughter Aphrodite. However, another suggestion is that the two figures on the right are the personification of the Sea (Thalassa) in the lap of the Earth (Gaia).

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he temple of Athena Nike (Athena as a goddess of victory) is the smallest temple ... its side columns have volutes both in the front and at the side, in order to create a ... Usually the proportions between the width and the height of an Ionic column was ... a heavy, monumental gateway to the Acropolis, built in the Doric order.

Which type of rhetoric is used in the following advertising claim?

9 out of 10 veterinarians recommend that pet owners use Fluffer-Coat shampoo to keep their dog's coat healthy

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Which of the following artists was known as the "Queen of Soul"?
A. Arthea Franklin
B. Mahalia Jackson
C. Billie Holiday
D. Ma Rainey

Answer is A. Arthea Franklin

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A photograph of two peoples' silhouettes kissing. There are images of hands over the faces.
This photograph has elements of ____________, although it is specifically an example of rayograph.
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Surrealism
c.
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d.
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Timbre describes:

the type of wood used on string instruments
the time and breath required to play an instrument
the piece of wood used on many woodwind instruments
the unique sound of a voice or instrument

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What are the materials necessary to create an electromagnet?

When writing counts for quarter, eighth, or sixteenth notes, does each note drawn get a count written underneath?

What steps of the art critique process do the following questions go with?
1.who is the artist?
2.what is the title?
3.what medium is used?

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Does anyone else do this?

The art song, or lied, is strongly associated with which of the following composers?

A. Franz Schubert
B. Richard Wagner
C. Felix Mendelssohn
D. Hector Berlioz

What is true about comedies?
A. The Greeks developed comedies before tragedies.
B. Comedies were particularly popular after the fall of Rome, but disappeared in the Middle Ages.
C. Fewer ancient comedies than tragedies have survived.
D. All of the above.

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Taymor's production of The Tempest is an example of the style of Realism; this is illustrated by the fact that they use real water on the stage.

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What is the name of the famous bar that is also the setting of Manet’s 1881 painting?
A. La Grande Jatte
B. Dame aux Camelias
C. Folies-Bergere
D. Le Moulin Rouge

Which statement about Woodland canoes and baskets is true? A. They are made from the bark of willow trees. B. They are decorated with symbols, lines, and shapes. C. They have fabric designs glued onto their surfaces.

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Why is self-reflection important? Check all that apply.

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why do you think Aristotle chose to base his entire theory of dramatic theory and criticism on Sophocles' work? Why would it be important to choose someone who was noted like Sophocles instead of someone who wasn't? What happens to artists who do not gain the same recognition as Sophocles? Can you provide one example of a playwright, artist, or philosopher who was not popular during his lifetime but later became so?

1. The unit explained that critique is an important part of being an artist. Another example of something similar is how an editor edits a writer’s work. What are some other careers that involve some form of critique? Explain how the critique in your examples are different than an art critique.
2. Imagine that you are an artist who refuses to let their art be critiqued. How might this affect your work or success as an artist?
3. Why is it important to get your art critiqued?
4. What are some outside factors that can influence an art critique?
5. You learned about the four main parts of an art critique in this unit. If you had the opportunity to eliminate one of these parts and replace it with something else, what would you eliminate and add? Describe what step you would add to the critiquing process. Explain why you removed the step that you did.
6. Do you think that all art critiques should be done exactly the same, following the same format and asking the exact same questions? Why or why not?

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The girl who dreams of death in her sleep.
For fear is only a thing that creeps,
Until it takes over and knocks you off your feet.
Then... drags you down six feet underneath

in which of these chambers of ruminates does the food get partially digested and stored as the cud?

a, rumen.

b, omassum.

c, abomassum.

d, reticulum.

Steve is designing an abstract cover page for a technology magazine. He likes the idea of combining several smaller circles within a bigger circle. He also underlines several silhouettes in the cover. By doing this, Steve applies the technique of proximity.

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