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7.4 Summary of Works to Know 🖼

1 min readjanuary 23, 2023

Charly Castillo

Charly Castillo


AP Art History 🖼

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Summary of the Works

ArtLocationFormDate
PetraPetra, JordanCut rockc. 400 BCE-100 CE
Buddhas of BamiyanBamiyan, AfghanistanCut rock with plaster and paint400-800, destroyed in 2001
The KaabaMecca, Saudi ArabiaGranite covered in silk, gold, and silver631-632
Jowo RinpocheLhasa, TibetGilt metal with stones and paint641
Dome of the RockJerusalem, IsraelStone and wood decorated with ceramic and mosaics691-692
Great Mosque (Masjid-e Jameh)Isfahan, IranBrick, plaster, wood, and ceramic tile700-17th century
Folio from a Qur'anPossibly Syria or IraqInk and gold on parchment8th-9th century
Basin (Baptistière de Saint Louis)Either Syria or EgyptBrass inlaid with gold and silver1320-1340
Bahram Gur Fights the KargTabriz, IranInk and watercolorc. 1310-1340
The Court of GayumarsTabriz, IranInk, watercolor, and gold on paper1522-1525
The Ardabil CarpetProbably in Tabriz, IranSilk on wood1539-1540
And that's unit 7! Hopefully, this guide will come in handy as you go through the AP Art History course, which, by the way, you're already 70% through 🎉. Happy studying, art historians!
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