SDSU ART 157 INQUIZITIVE 4.7

Whose names are inscribed on the 9/11 Memorial?

ALL BUT: those who died in the US... soldiers who...

During which war was this photograph made?

American Civil War

Match the memorial with its creator.

Anselm: things stacked Maya: people walking Peter & Michael: world trade center?

Identify the nationality of the figures that are highlighted.

French shooting at Spanish

Which of these artists created this artwork?

Ganzeer Mohamad Fahmy Sad Panda

This scene shows deceased soldiers after which battle?

Gettysburg

Which of the following are depicted in this artwork, and where are they located?

Horus: bird Narmer: big man

Identify the region of the world (as it is known today) where each artwork was made.

Japan: red fires Mexico: sculptures Africa: warrior block England: white background painting

Which of these pieces of military equipment is Norman, and which is Japanese?

Japanese: long bows, curved swords, horses Norman: broad swords, spears, horses, kite-shaped shields, concial helmets

Although the artist of this painting did not explain the specific symbolism behind it, many people have associated the figures in the painting with certain ideas or individuals. Which of the following associations / links have people claimed?

Newspaper: small dashes..., black... chaos: horse awareness: light bulb Franco: bull

Match the artwork with the artist who made it.

Otto: T picture Anselm: stacking storage Wafaa: guy scared of thing

This painting was created by - to depict the - bombing raid in 1937 on the town of Guernica. As a protest against the political situation, the artist declared that neither he nor the painting would go to Spain so long as - ruled.

Picasso German Franco

Put these artworks in chronological order, from the earliest/oldest to the most recent.

Rock Square People Rocks White paper Red fires Rock people block

Identify the nationality of each of these artists.

Spanish: pablo, francisco Egyptian: mohamad German: otto, Anselm

What do these two artworks have in common? (tank & stone)

They both portray... They were both made... They both use...

Match the artist with the artwork they made.

Timothy: dead people Francisco: The shooting Nick Ut: people in street

During which war was this photograph made? (people running in street)

Vietname War

Which war is being referred to in these artworks?

World War 1: Pictures in shap of T World war 2: things stacked Spanish Civil war: long picture with shapes

What is an oba?

a king

Which of these artworks refers to an event in Spain?

black and white shapes famous lined up shooting

What do these two artworks have in common? (painting and wood holder)

both were created... both were created... both are protests against the horrors of war

The V shape of this memorial means that the walls (which are engraved with the names of the dead, organized by -) point in two directions, one toward the Washington Memorial and the other toward the -. The memorial descends into the earth and then ascends again, giving one a sense of coming into the light; in this way the memorial represents the - in America caused by the conflict, but also the possibility of -.

date of death Lincoln Memorial eternal wound healing

Although we often assume that photographs depicting scenes of war can be trusted as -, it is important to take into consideration - in which the work was created, and the artist's intention in creating it. Photographers, like other artists, can manipulate their scenes through lighting and -, both of which can heighten the - of an image.

documentary evidence the context composition emotional impact

An artist can only produce a powerful piece of art about war if they have had a personal experience of conflict.

false

How does the artist present the figure of the king to emphasize his power in this artwork?

figure... figure... making the king...

Match the correct descriptions with each artwork. (Note: only select scenes of each entire artwork are shown.)

fire: painted scroll isometric... horizontal format birds eye... read from right->left 23 feet shows kidnapping White paper: shows the crowning... 275 feet loong read left->right horizontal format

Which of these statements describes the artist of this artwork?

he was a soldier

Which of the following materials were used to make this sculpture? (stacking)

iron lead charcoal copper wire glass

This image shows the little girl Kim Phuc running naked away from a huge cloud of smoke. What happened after this photograph was published?

it contributed... President... Kim Phuc remained... The photograph...

Why did some people criticize this memorial?

it was made of black granite it descended downward

Which work is being described in this quote? "The picture for me and unquestionably for many others could not have been more real."

kids running in street

How long did this performance last?

one month

When were these artworks created? Place them in chronological order, beginning with the oldest.

people walking storing things guy scared of drill tank

What aspects of Jewish history and faith are referenced in this artwork?

the holocaust night of the broken glass kabbalah

Match the quote with the artwork it relates to:

the point...: man touching wall french blood...: famous shooting today we...: guy scared of drill a picture...: black and white shapes

Which of the following descriptions apply to these statues?

they stand 15-25 they wear sandals... they were created by the toltex people they all feature...

Which of the following statements describe the purpose(s) of this artwork?

to explore... to turn... to nudge...

Why do artists choose to depict scenes of war?

to show... to inspire... x2 to shock

As well as portraying scenes of war, the composition of this - also relates to scenes from Christ's life and death. The central panel of the work represents Christ's -, while the panel underneath (known as a -), represents Christ's -.

triptych crucifixion predella entombment

Leopards, known for their power and speed, were symbols of the rulers of Benin.

true