The Historical Foundation of Arts

1. Very approximately 10,000-6,000 BCE, it refers to all arts and crafts created between the end of the Paleolithic Ice Age and the beginning of farming, with its cultivation and animal husbandry.

• A. Megalithic Art

• B. Mesolithic Art

• C. Neolithic Art

2. Its primary emphasis was animals. It is regarded as an attempt to establish control over their surroundings.

• A. Stone Age Art

• B. Bronze Age Art

• C. Iron Age Art

3. A historical foundation of arts where ornamental and decorative designs on helmets, and other weapons became more widespread.

• A. Stone Age Art

• B. Bronze Age Art

• C. Iron Age Art

4. Chinese artists were creating great and epic art in the Iron Age. What was one of their notable achievement?

• A. Terracotta Army of Emperor Qin

• The Hallstatt

• La Tene styles of Celts culture

5. This era was primarily rural and agricultural.

• A. Medieval Art

• B. Roman Art

• C. Iron Age Art

6. It was characterized by its depiction of beauty in an idealized manner. So, figures in sculpture especially became more naturalistic in their portrayal related to proportion and balance.

• A. Medieval Art

• B. Roman Art

• C. Ancient Greek Art

7. Historical Foundation of Arts is...

• A. the study of works of art in relation to their historical context.

• B. the study of recognizing, defining, and analyzing the content images.

• C. the study of arts and its elements.

8. It is an art movement that centers the Christian subject matter and elaborated patterns.

• A. Baroque Art

• B. Medieval Art

• Bronze Age Art

9. Gothic Art is...

• A. greatly influenced by Italy and Southern France.

• B. focusing or emphasizing on verticality.

• C. developed after the people of the Roman Empire.

10. What are the different types of art expressed during the middle ages?

• A. Bronze Age Art, Stone Age Art, Baroque Art, Modern Art

• B. Roman Art, Greek Art, Romanesque Art, Rococco Art

• C. Byzantine Art, Romanesque Art, Early Christian Art, Gothic Art