Art 120: Slide List Exam #2

10 images will be chosen from this list for exam #1. For the exam know the period/culture/artist, title of the work, regional style, medium, and location for architecture. Also be able to answer a question based on lecture or the textbook.

CHAPTER 2: SOUTHWEST

1. Diagram of Hogan types, Navajo, fig. 2-19.

2. Gaan (Mountain Spirit Maskers), Mescalero Apache, 1899, fig. 2-22.

3. Sarah Paul Begay, Eighteen-in-one-sampler: The Navajo, Navajo, 1993, wood, 2-24.

4. Olla basketry, Apache, late 19^th century, willow and devil’s claw, fig. 2-25.

5. Gaan (Mountain Spirit Maskers), Mescalero Apache, 1899, fig. 38.

6. Squash Blossom Necklace, Navajo, 1970, Museum of New Mexico, silver, (see powerpoint)

CHAPTER 3: EAST

7. Ernest Smith, Sky Woman, Seneca (Iroquois), 1936, oil on canvas, fig 3-1.

8. Vincent Bomberry, The Birth of Good and Evil, Onondaga (Iroquois), 1982, steatite, (see powerpoint)

9. Human effigy pipe, Adena, Early Woodland Period, 500 bce – 1 ce, sandstone, fig. 3-5.

10. Mica ornament, Hopewell, Middle Woodland Period, 200 bce – 400 ce, mica, fig. 3-6.

11. Beaver effigy platform pipe, Havana, Middle Woodland Period, 100 bce – 200 ce, pipestone, river pearl, bone, fig. 3-7.

12. Serpent Mound, (Effigy Mound), Adena/Mississippian, 1000 bce - 400 ce, Adams County, Ohio, fig. 3-9.

13. Cahokia site rendition, Mississippian, 900-1200 ce, fig. 3-10.

14. Breastplate, Mississippian, Fort Walton Culture, Florida, 1300-1400 ce, terracotta, fig. 3-11.

15. Resting Warrior, Mississippian, 1200-1320 c.e., Spiro site, Leffore County Oklahoma, bauxite, fig. 3-13

16. Beaded sash, Choctaw, before 1812, stroud cloth, beads, fig. 3-14.

17. Patchwork Clothing, Seminole, 1900, cloth, fig. 3-18.

18. Powhattan’s Mantle, Algonkian, 1638, hide, shell, fig. 3-17.

19. Shoulder bag, Anishnabe, 1760-84, deer skin, moosehair, porcupine quills, metal cones, deer hair, fig. 3-21.

20. Bandolier bag, Delaware, 1850-70, wool, beads, fig. 3-25.

21. Dennis Cusick, Church Collection Box, 1821-22, Tuscarora, watercolor on paper attached to wood, fig. 3-27.

22. Moccasins, Huron-Wendat, 1832, deer hide, moosehair, fig. 3-28.

CHAPTER 4: THE WEST

23. Arapoosh (Sore Belly), War Shield, Crow, 1834?, buckskin, rawhide, pigment, stork, feathers, deer tail, flannel, fig. 4-1.

24. Georgia Catlin, Man-to-toh-pa (Four Bears), 1832, American Realism, fig. 4-4.

25. Parfleche, Cheyenne, 1875, rawhide, pigment, fig. fig. 4-6.

26. Side-fold dress, Missouri River, 1800-25, hide, quills, beads, brass, metal, wool, fig. 4-8.

27. Buffalo Robe, Mandan, 1800, hide, porcupine quills, pigment, fig. 81.

28. Bear and boy effigy pipe, Pawnee, 1830, catlinite, fig. 4-13.

29. Sun Dance Enclosure & Medicine Wheel, (drawing by Michael Coe), fig. 4-14.

30. Wohaw, Between two Worlds, Kiowa, 1876, pencil and crayon on paper, fig. 4-15.

31. Silver Horn, Mine-yock kills a Pawnee, 1883, Kiowa ledger art, pencil and colored pencil on paper, fig. 4-16.

32. Ghost Dance Dress, Arapaho, 1890s, deerskin, pigments, fig. 4-18.

33. Pat Courtney Gold, Honor the 1805 Wasco Weaver, Wasco, 2003, sally bag, hemp, cattail, raffia, dye, dogbane bark, fig. 4-27.

34. Zaputimeu, Presentation basket, Chumash, 1822, juncus and sumac grasses, fig. 4-28.

35. Mary Posh, Feathered Basket, Pomo, 1905, willow shoots, sedge root, woodpecker and quail feathers, clamshell and abalone beads, twine, fig. 4-30.

36. Gorget, NE Woodlands, (Mississippian), 1000-1600 (see powerpoint).

37. Model of Iroquois Longhouse, (see powerpoint).

38. Great Doctor False Face, Iroquois, early 20^th, (see powerpoint).

39. Man’s war shirt, Lakota, 1870, tanned hide, quills, human hair, pigment, beads, (see powerpoint)

40. Tipi, Kiowa, 1980s, hide, pigment, (see powerpoint).