18 sample documents related to ART HIST 250

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  250+Final+exam%2C+5-9-08

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  250, Final Exam, 5/9/08 1a) What ethnic group is this woman from? 1b) Name one of the countries they are located in? 1c) She has just helped someone to accomplish a certain activity what is this activity? 1c) The woman is making a small, round clay ball.
   
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  Batammaliba+information+sheet.doc

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  1Batammaliba (Somba) architecture: the Humanization of Space Batammaliba live in a mountainous (Atacora mountains) savanna area along the border between the modern states of Togo and Benin Thought to have arrived in their present location in the 17th or 1
   
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  Body+art+-+B-1

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  Body Art Part 2 Gaanda, north central Nigeria, NgumNgumi vessel enshrined at Xwerungubla (Wetu clan), Boka. 1981. Map of Central Africa from Visona textbook *Republic of Congo, Central Africa, a Tabwa woman with extensive scarification, unknown photograp
   
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  Malanggan-2

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  The Mandak of the Lelet plateau Northern New Guinea Malanggan Detail of Oceanic map showing New Guinea and New Ireland Malanggan tableau from Basel Museum fur Volkerkunde Mandak - Corpse displayed for mourning Mandak - Malanggan representing a dead man M
   
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  PreColumbian Art

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  PreColumbian Art; Miscellaneous facts -Aale -from Yoruba, Africa -sculpture with spiritual energy that warns intruders not to venture further -created at edge of farmers field to mark boundaries -could be considered altar/offering -Masqueraders inside Sac
   
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  NEW IRELAND NOTES mine

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  NEW IRELAND NOTES -Example of inaccuracy of term: Ancestor Figure New Ireland is the Island of Bismarck archipelago of Oceania, now a part of Papua, New Guinea o Colonized by the Germans at the end of the 19th century, rapid cultural change since then o
   
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  THE ASMAT

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  THE ASMAT Sago palm basis of life / not cultivated but grows by chance o Believed in order to thrive, the sago groves had to receive human skulls obtained in headhunting o The human body compared to a tree / head of a human equivalent to the fruit of a tr
   
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  The+Asmat-2

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  The Asmat New Guinea/Irian Jaya Oceania Asmat, New Guinea/Irian Jaya, Oceania. New Guinea in relation to Australia. Asmat, New Guinea/Irian Jaya, Oceania. The different Asmat regions. *Asmat, New Guinea/Irian Jaya, Oceania, Sago palm Asmat, New Guinea/Iri
   
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  Brett Smith KONGO

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  Brett Smith Kongo Information Kongo is the ethnic group in lower Zaire, Congo Brazzaville and Angola Congo colonial term used for Belgian Congo (now Zaire) Christianity arrived in 1490 King Baptized Alfonso I Christian symbol of the cross almost certainly
   
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  final study guide

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  Introduction+to+history+of+nonwestern+art

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  The Discovery of African, Precolumbian and Oceanic art Special permission numbers will only be given out at the beginning of the 2nd week of classes. Please bring a form which you can obtain from Cathy Pizzi in the Art History main office for me to sign.
   
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  Kongo+lecture+-+part+1

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  The Kongo Map showing the extent of the Kongo ethnic group in purple 1668, Court of the King of Loango *Court of the King of Kongo, 1884 Chiefs assembly within the town enclosure, northern Kongo, 1882 Chiefs Luumbu with its maze Kongo, Bembe subgroup, fem
   
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  Kongo+lecture+-+part+2

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  The Kongo Lightning over the Zaire * Nkisi of the below *Nkisi Nduda Nkisi Mandombe * Nkisi with Mfunya (bits of cloth) attached. These were called dogs and were told to find the person who had committed the injury against the client of the nganga who own
   
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  Notes on Primitivism, Western Gaze

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  Introduction to African, Oceanic, and Pre-Columbian Art Notes on Primitivism and Modern Art (Rhodes) WESTERN GAZE AND PRIMITIVISM Primitivism: recent set of ideas arising in Western Europe in 18 th century at the time of the Enlightenment o Coincided with
   
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  Notes on Primitivism, Dada

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  Introduction to African, Oceanic, and Pre-Columbian Art Notes on Primitivism and Modern Art (Rhodes) ZURICH DADA Dada modern movement grew out of horror of WWI o Accused expressionism of false spirituality and ridiculed Utopian Dreams of revolution throug
   
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  Notes on Olmecs, Riehl

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  Introduction to African, Oceanic, and Pre-Columbian Art Notes on The Olmecs: The Art of MesoAmerica from Olmec to Aztec (Diehl) La Venta one of the greatest centers of monumental stone sculptures in the Olmec World La Ventas sculptors created flat, single
   
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  Mayan Long Count Date

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  Introduction to African, Oceanic, and Pre-Columbian Art Notes on Maya Long Count Date Pre-Columbian Maya (0-800 ce) needs writing and numbers Fantastic pyramids and took Olmec architectural skills Invented a special writing and used glyphs o Each glyph ha
   
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  African Art Study Guide

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  Introduction to Africa, Oceanic, and Pre-Columbian Art Study Guide 1 METHODOLOGIES, DOGON COUNTRY, AFRICAN ART AND CONCEPTS Themes of the course (overall): image of the body, ecology, life cycle Life, birth, death Art made for the human body and on the hu