FAH101H1 Lecture : Art History 09.22.11.docx

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Aspects of the asian world: chinese terracotta warriors. Nobody knows the answer but one thing is certain: death. Funerary figures from ari ghazal near amman, jordan. Portraits simulacrum: latin from similar (images that are similar to the real objects). The criteria for the realism of these portraits often depend on social conditions. They are not realities- they are rather a mere fabrication of reality. : rooms near the burial sites- musicians+dancers serve to entertain the dead. Egyptians did not make a clear distinction of body and soul. Ka (vital spark) which distinguishes the difference between the living and the dead. They believed that ka was preserved by food and drink and so they provided food, drinks, furniture, statuettes and utensils to the mummies. Along the nile were burial places, the housing for eternity - pyramid. Commemorative structures: mastaba (in arabic means bench- rectangular shaped, stepped pyramid, pyramid. On the pillars were utensils that were to be used by the deceased.

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