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- Art History, History
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- AR301 · Week 7
This document contains quiz questions on modern arts in the US. It covers key topics and concepts related to the subject. It is useful for students preparing for Week 7 of the AR301 module.
What's inside
- Old Kingdom proportions during the Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Dynasty
- Figures popular during the start of the Late Period
- Colonnade architecture in the Late Period
- Amun temples during the Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Dynasties
- Sizing reform in the 25th Dynasty
- Decoration of early Twenty-fifth Dynasty inner coffins
Who it is for: Students taking the AR301 module in Week 7. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Students learn about Egyptian art and architecture during the Late Period. They answer questions on changes in style and decoration.
Artistic Styles
The return to Old Kingdom proportions is described. The popularity of different body types is discussed. The new colonnade architecture is described.
Temple Construction
Temple construction and decoration during the Late Period are covered. The role of the statue of Amun is explained. The dedication of Amun temples is described.
Coffin Decoration
The decoration of inner coffins is described. The decoration of outer coffins is described. The reintroduction of stone mummiform coffins is mentioned.
Burial Practices
The burial places of the 25th Dynasty Nubian Kings are asked about. The Egyptian belief in the creation of the universe is described.
Key terms
- Classic
- The return to Old Kingdom proportions during the Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Dynasty.
- Colonnade
- A new form of architecture consisting of rows of columns leading up to the entrance.
- Nut
- A goddess who spreads her wings in a gesture of protection on the lid of a coffin.
- Djed pillar
- A symbol of Osiris that came to be regarded as representing the god’s backbone.
- Nun
- The boundless realm of chaos from which the ordered universe was created.
- Uraei
- A distinguishing trait often worn on cap crowns of the Kushite kings.
Questions this document helps with
- What were the changes in artistic styles during the Late Period?
- How were temples constructed and decorated during the Late Period?
- What was the decoration of coffins like during the Late Period?
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