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- Title: History of Western ArtChapter 2
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of History Western Art: Egypt Acadian power didn't last very long 1700s--rise of Babylon most famous king of Babylon--- Hamaraubi ruled from 1792-1750BC establishes a centralized government famous for creation of a law code and military tactics Stele with law code of Hammurabi: - 1780 BC - made of Basalt - 7'4 - historical document - organization of society - basis for roman law (which is the basis of our law) - inscribed in cuneiform - at the top is a depiction of Hammurabi standing in front of the sun god Shamash - The god offers him symbols of power (a ring and rod, a coiled rope, and a measuring rod) - symbols of power in building - Pontificus maximus--- great builder - image says that these rules are divinely given to him and irrefutable - 282 laws in 3500 lines that relate to all aspects of life including divorce, property and adoption rights, the treatment of children, stealing, debt - map: the Assyrian empire under sargon 2 and the last deportation of Israelites last rulers: Assyrians - most violent and successful - ruled all of ancient Mesopotamia - ruled 8-7 BC - known for palace complexes and the releifs that decorated these - palace had ziggurat - each level painted a different color - heavily fortified - reconstruction drawing Lammasu: - 13'10 - protective deity - winged bull with a human head (sometimes a lion) - entrance gates come in pairs believed to be apotropaic--- capable of warding off evil high relief double aspect plated beard triple horned helmet of deity strength of a lion, speed of eagle, and intelligence of a man highly decorated with relief stone panels panels: - intended to display royal power and authority - brightly painted - palace of Nineveh - king was assur banapau - relief of him hunting lions - panels are 5'4 in height - images of power and authority - scenes of death and suffering are not meant to be meant with sympathy, but to highlight the power and strength of the king - he has defeated a great and powerful animal - started one of the first ancient library - Nineveh library contained many cuneiforms Assyria falls to Babylonians in the early 600s - Persians conquer Babylonians in 4th century - Babylonian king was Nebuchnezzer Ishtar Gate (restored), Babylon, Iraq, ca. 575 BCE. Glazed brick. Staatliche Museen, Berlin: - built by Nebuchnezzer - main gate called ishtar (aka annana) god of_____ - decorated with striding animals - animals alternate and cover the surface - animals in profile and they are ambling - three dimensional molded bricks - gardens are well known in Babylon - 1st century BC: account of hanging gardens - Persians conquer area in 550 BC - The Persian empire map Persepolis- Royal Audience hall, Iran, 521-465 BC. - built on a high plateau and heavily fortified - destroyed by Alexander the Great in 330 BC - gated entrance ways - approach was down a long avenue Processional Frieze- Royal Audience Hall, Persepolis, Iran, c. 521-465 BC. - apadana- raised royal audience hall - reliefs cut in really high relief and show images of nobles or priests in procession - each figure (23) represents a country under Persian rule - each brings a gift - composite view
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