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Lascaux: cave paintings, twisted perspective, France ~ 15 ,000 BCE.\u003Cbr>Stonehenge: post-&-lintel, Neolithic, ritual/astronomical. Jade cong: Liangzhu, China, ritual status. Tlatilco figurine:\u003Cbr>Mesoamerican ceramic.\u003Cbr>Key themes: art predates writing → fn. inferred from context; ethnographic analogy; shamanic/ritual interp. ; materials = stone, bone, clay.\u003Cbr>Ancient Near East & Egypt |  |\n| Work Key Facts |  |\n| White Temple/ziggurat | Uruk, ~3500 BCE, mud brick, raised\u003Cbr>platform |\n| Palette of Narmer Predynastic Egypt, hieratic scale,\u003Cbr>unification |  |\n| Lamassu Assyrian, composite creature, guardian |  |\n| Great\u003Cbr>Pyramids/Sphinx | Giza, Old Kingdom, ka/afterlife |\n| Anavysos Kouros Archaic Greek, Egyptian pose influence |  |\n| Greek & Roman |  |\n| Greek orders: Doric (plain) , Ionic (scrolls) , Corinthian (acanthus) . Parthenon: Doric+Ionic, Athena, Iktinos & Kallikrates, optical refinements.\u003Cbr>Contrapposto: naturalistic weight shift (Doryphoros) . Alexander Mosaic: Hellenistic drama, Battle of Issus, foreshortening.\u003Cbr>Roman: concrete → Pantheon (coffered dome, oculus) ,\u003Cbr>Colosseum (arches, engaged orders) . Pompeii: 4 fresco styles.\u003Cbr>Augustus of Primaporta: idealized propaganda. |  |\n| \u003Cbr>⚠ Hieratic scale ≠ linear perspective. Hieratic = size shows importance, not depth.\u003Cbr>✓ Compare Kouros → Doryphoros → Hellenistic: shows Greek shift from rigid → ideal → emotional. |  |\n\n\n| 3: Early Europe & Colonial Americas (16–21%) |\n| --- |\n| Late Antique & Byzantine |\n| Catacomb of Priscilla: early Christian, orant figures, Good Shepherd. Santa Sabina: early basilica plan, nave/aisles, wooden roof.\u003Cbr>San Vitale: Ravenna, central plan, Justinian & Theodora mosaics = imperial authority + divine right. Hagia Sophia: pendentive dome, church → mosque.\u003Cbr>Vienna Genesis: illuminated ms. , purple vellum, continuous narrative. Theotokos icon: encaustic on wood, 6th–7th c.\u003Cbr>Medieval Europe |\n| Lindisfarne Gospels: Hiberno-Saxon, interlace & carpet pages. Bayeux Tapestry: embroidery, Norman Conquest narrative. Romanesque: thick walls, barrel vaults, tympanum sculpture (Sainte-Foy) . Gothic: pointed arches, rib vaults, flying buttresses, stained glass (Chartres) .\u003Cbr>Renaissance & Baroque |\n| Giotto (Arena Chapel): naturalism, emotion, shallow space. Jan\u003Cbr>van Eyck (Ghent Altarpiece): oil technique, detail, symbolism. Brunelleschi: linear perspective. Sistine Chapel ceiling:\u003Cbr>Michelangelo, Creation of Adam, idealized human form, fresco. Baroque: Caravaggio (tenebrism) , Bernini (Ecstasy of St. Teresa, theatricality) , Versailles (absolute monarchy) .\u003Cbr>Colonial Americas |\n| Casta paintings: colonial Mexico, racial classification. Virgin of Guadalupe: syncretism of Catholic & Indigenous beliefs.\u003Cbr>Great Mosque, Córdoba: horseshoe arches, double arcades, hypostyle hall. Islamic-Christian layers. Alhambra: Nasrid palace, muqarnas, Court of Lions. |\n| ⚠ Don't confuse basilica PLAN (rectangular, nave+aisles) w/ central PLAN (circular/polygonal, e.g. San Vitale) . |\n| ✓ FRQ: trace one idea across periods —e.g. how religious architecture evolves from basilica → Gothic → Baroque. |\n\n\n| 4: Later Europe & Americas (16–21%) |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Neoclassicism & Romanticism |  |  |\n| Neoclassicism: order, reason, classical forms. Oath of the Horatii (David): civic virtue, rigid geometry, Roman subject. Romanticism: emotion, sublime, nature. Liberty Leading the\u003Cbr>People (Delacroix): allegorical, dramatic, political.\u003Cbr>Realism → Impressionism → Post-Imp. |  |  |\n| Realism: everyday subjects, Courbet. Impressionism: light, color, fleeting moment — Monet, Impression, Sunrise. 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