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sculpture Shiva Nataraja. Discuss the importance of understanding the beliefs of the
culture in which this work was created in order to develop an understanding of the
meaning or message of the work. What cultural or religious role was the artist
performing in creating this work? - ✔✔The role that Shiva Natarja was religious
because it was resprenting the destruction and rebirth of the universe. It gives a idea of
what the god was going to look like by giving a visual form to a spiritual in a buddist
idea.


What term refers to the recurring pattern of choices—characteristic subject matter or
materials, distinctive ways of drawing or applying paint, preferences for certain colors or
color combinations—in an artist's work? - ✔✔Style


Art that does not refer to or represent the world outside itself, creating meaning and
expressive power from the elements of art itself, is: - ✔✔Nonreprestational


In Navajo culture, what is the purpose of sand painting, ceremonially created by hataali?
- ✔✔To call upon spirit power to heal and bless someone who is ill


Radiocarbon dating indicates that the earliest images made by humans date back to
what period? - ✔✔Upper Paleolithic Era


Research suggests that cave paintings, which dated from well before writing originated,
were made by: - ✔✔Community Effort


Copyright refers to the legal right to publish, reproduce, or perform a work (a painting, a
play, a song) of original intellectual: - ✔✔Property

, Galleries started playing a significant role in the American and European art markets
during which century? - ✔✔19th


Wounded Man Fleeing (Battle of the Somme, 1916) by Otto Dix exaggerates the size of
what to accentuate a soldier's reaction? - ✔✔The eyes



If a work of art is of is faithful to our visual experience, its approach is: - ✔✔Natural


Compare Diego Rivera's mural creations and Banksy's mural in regard to historical and
social context, visual presentation, and the overall creative process - ✔✔Both murals
hold meaning however Bankseys mural is more like graffiti and usually covered up and
Riveras will be displayed more. Rivera was more mexican history and Banksys was more
street art.



_____are broad areas of content reflected in the arts of many cultures. - ✔✔Themes


Iconoclasm means the ________ of images based on religious beliefs. -
✔✔Destruction



What was Pablo Picasso's Guernica a protest against? - ✔✔The bombing


What did Christian Boltanski start with to create his Altar to the Chases High School? -
✔✔Photograph of graduating class


Some works with a sacred realm theme portray a(n) __________, an enlightened being
who has delayed his ultimate aim of nirvana—freedom from the cycle of birth, death,
and rebirth—in order to help others achieve that aim. - ✔✔Vodhisattva

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