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*1001 $aAdams, Laurie Schneider
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The size of a hefty phone book, Schneider's 3d ed. is notable for the wealth of good quality color plates of the art works discussed, including multiple views of a single object. Many inset boxes containing definitions and discussion of concepts and terminology are included. The text is focused on art of the west but includes occasional 2-page disc

• Preface
• Introduction: Why Do We Study the History of Art?
• The Western Tradition (box)
• The Artistic Impulse Chronology (box)
• Why Is Art Valued?
• Material Value Intrinsic Value Religious Value Nationalistic Value Brancusi's Bird: Manufactured Metal or a Work of Art? (box)
• Psychological Value Art and Illusion Images and Words (box)
• Artists and Gods Art and Identification Reflections and Shadows: Legends of How Art Began Image Magic Architecture Archaeology and Art History The Archaeological Dig (box)
• How Do We Approach Art? The Methodologies of Art Formalism Iconography and Iconology Marxism Feminism Biography and Autobiography Semiology Deconstruction Psychoanalysis
• How Do We Talk about Art?
• Composition Plane Balance Line Expressive Qualities of Line Shape Expressive Qualities of Shape Light and Color Expressive Qualities of Color Texture Stylistic Terminology
• The Art of Prehistory The Stone Age in Western Europe Upper Paleolithic (c. 50,000/45,000-c. 8000 B.C.)
• Upper Paleolithic Sculpture Carving (box)
• Categories of Sculpture (box)
• Pigment (box)
• Modeling (box)
• Upper Paleolithic Painting in Spain and France (c. 30,000-c. 10,000 B.C.)
• Cosquer and Chauvet Shamanism (box)
• Lascaux Methods of Interpretation: Dating and Meaning of the Cave Paintings (box)
• Window on the World 1: Rock Paintings of Australia (c. 75,000/50,000 B.C.-the Present)
• (feature) Mesolithic (c. 8000-c. 6000/4000 B.C.)
• Neolithic (c. 6000/4000-c. 2000 B.C.)
• Malta Northern Europe The Celts (box)
• Menhirs Dolmens Cromlechs Lost-and-Lintel Construction (box) Timeline
• The Ancient Near East The Neolithic Era Chronology of the Ancient Near East and Principal Sites (box)
• Jericho Çatal Hüyük Mesopotamia Mesopotamian Religion (box) The Uruk Period (c. 3500-3100 B.C.)
• Inanna (box)
• Ziggurats Cylinder Seals From Pictures to Words Gilgamesh (box)
• Sumer: Early Dynastic Period (c. 2800-2300 B.C.)
• Tell Asmar Ur Akkad: (c. 2300-2100 B.C.)
• Sargon of Akkad (box)
• Neo-Sumerian Culture (c. 2100-1900/1800 B.C.)
• Lagash The Ziggurat of Ur Babylon (c. 1900¬-539 B.C.)
• The Law Code of Hammurabi (box) Anatolia: The Hittites (c . 1450-1200 B.C.)
• Assyria (C. 1300-612 B.C.)
• Assyrian Kings (box)
• The Neo-Babylonian Empire (612-539 B.C.)
• Round Arches (box)
• Glazing (box)
• Iran (c. 5000-331 B.C.)
• The Scythians (8th-4th Century B.C.)
• Destroying the Archaeological Record (box)
• Recent Discoveries: The Filippovka Cemetery (box)
• Achaemenid Persia (539-331 B.C.)
• Columns (box) Timeline
• Ancient Egypt The Gift of the Nile Hymn to Hapy Religion The Pharaohs Egyptian Gods (box)
• The Egyptian Concept of Kingship Chronology of Egyptian Kings (box)
• The Palette of Narmer Royal Names: Serekhs and Cartouches (box)
• The Egyptian View of Death and the Afterlife Mummification Funerary Texts The Old Kingdom Pyramids
• The Egyptian System of Proportion Sculpture Methods of Interpretation: Menkaure and Khamerernebty, an Old Kingdom Pharaoh and His Queen: Formalism, Iconography, Feminism, Context (box)
• Papyrus Manuscripts (box) The Middle Kingdom (c. 1991-1700 B.C.)
• The New Kingdom (c. 1550-1070 B.C.)
• Temples The Pylon Temple Hatshepsut's Mortuary Temple and Sculpture Painting Mural Painting Papyrus The Amarna Period (c. 1349-1336 B.C.)
• Tutankhamon's Tomb Egypt and Nubia Early Kush Reconquest The "Fifty" Sons of Ramses II: A Recent Archaeological Find (box)
• The Napatan Period Meroë Timeline
• The Aegean Cycladic Civilization (c. 3000-11th Century B.C.)
• Minoan Civilization (c. 3000-c. 1100 B.C.)
• The Palace at Knossos Minoan Fresco (box)
• Minoan Religion Minoan Scripts (box)
• Pottery Recent Discoveries at Thera The Frescoes Mycenaean Civilization (c. 1600-1100 B.C.)
• The Legend of Agamemnon (box) Cyclopaean Masonry (box)
• Timeline PART II
• The Art of Ancient Greece Cultural Identity Government and Philosophy Delphi (box)
• Literature and Drama Women in Ancient Greece (box)
• Plato on Artists (box)
• Socrates: "Know Thyself"(box)
• "Man Is the Measure of All Things" Greek Gods and Roman Counterparts (box)
• Painting and Pottery Geometric Style (c. 1000-700 B.C.)
• Orientalizing Style (c. 700-600 B.C.)
• Medusa (box)
• Archaic Style (c. 600-480 B.C.)
• Greek Vase Media and Shapes Late Archaic to Classical Style (c. 530-400 B.C.)
• Classical to Late Classical Style (c. 450-323 B.C.)
• Mosaic Sculpture Orientalizing Style: The Lions of Delos (7th century B.C.)
• Archaic Style (c. 600¬¬-480 B.C.)
• Early Classical Style (c. 480-450 B.C.)
• The Lost-Wax Process (box)
• Classical Style (c. 450-400 B.C.)
• Polykleitos of Argos The Canon (box)
• Grave Stelae The Development of Greek Architecture and Architectural Sculpture Archaic Style (c. 600-480 B.C.)
• The Orders of Greek Architecture (box)
• Early Classical Style (c. 480-450 B.C.)
• The Labors of Herakles (box) Classical Style (c. 450-400 B.C.)
• The Parthenon (448-432 B.C.)
• Plan of the Parthenon (box)
• The Pediments The Doric Metopes
• The Ionic Frieze The Naos
• The Temple of Athena Nike
• The Erechtheum Late Classical Style (4th century B.C.)
• Greek Theater (box)
• Sculpture Fourth-Century Grave Stelae Hellenistic Sculpture The Trojan Horse (box)
• Summary of Greek Style and Techniques (box)
• Timeline
• The Art of the Etruscans Etruscan Materials (box)
• Architecture Vitruvius on Architecture (box)
• Pottery and Sculpture Women in Etruscan Art Funerary Art Cinerary Containers Tombs Sarcophagi Tomb Paintings Timeline Window on the World 2: China: Neolithic to First Empire (c. 5000-206 b.c.)
• (feature) The Tomb of Emperor Qin: I (late 3rd century B.C.)
• Precursors: Neolithic to the Bronze Age (c. 5000-221 B.C.)
• Major Periods of Early Chinese History (box)
• Bronze: The Piece-Mold Method (box)
• Writing: Chinese Characters (box)
• Chinese Philosophy (box)
• The Tomb of Emperor Qin: II (late 3rd century B.C.) Timeline
• Ancient Rome Virgil's Aeneid (box)
• Chronology of Roman Periods and Corresponding Works of Art and Architecture (box)
• Ovid (box)
• Architectural Types Domestic Architecture Roman Building Materials (box)
• Arches, Domes, and Vaults (box)
• Pliny the Elder and Pliny the Younger (box)
• Nero's Golden House (box)
• Public Buildings The Forum
• The Basilica The Markets of Trajan Public Baths The Co