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Unit 7: West and Central Asia, 500 BCE–1980 CE
7.1 Persian Art
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What is included in the definition of Persian Art?
Architecture, sculpture, ceramics, calligraphy
Chronological order of the major periods in Persian Art
1️⃣ Achaemenid Dynasty
2️⃣ Parthian Dynasty
3️⃣ Sasanian Dynasty
4️⃣ Islamic Era
The Achaemenid Dynasty is known for monumental palaces and intricate bas-reliefs like those at
Persepolis
.
The Parthian Dynasty blended Persian and
Hellenistic
styles in pottery and architecture.
What religious influence is evident in Sasanian Art?
Zoroastrianism
Calligraphy became a significant art form during the
Islamic Era
in Persian Art.
What architectural features are commonly found in Persian palaces?
Grand columns, relief carvings
Mosques in Persian Art often feature domes, minarets, and geometric
patterns
.
Match the example with its description:
Persepolis ↔️ Palace complex with bas-reliefs
Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque ↔️ Stunning dome and vibrant tilework
Ardabil Carpet ↔️ Historic carpet exemplifying weaving
Which dynasty is known for monumental palaces and intricate bas-reliefs like those at Persepolis?
Achaemenid
The Sasanian Dynasty revived Persian traditions influenced by
Zoroastrianism
.
Calligraphy became a significant art form during the Islamic Era in
Persian Art
.
What architectural feature is highlighted in the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque?
Dome and tilework
The Ardabil Carpet is a historic example of Persian
weaving
techniques.
Match the medium with its style or influence:
Architecture ↔️ Monumental, geometric
Sculpture ↔️ Bas-relief, 3D
Ceramics ↔️ Vibrant colors
Calligraphy ↔️ Elegant scripts
Which dynasty saw the rise of grand palaces and intricate bas-reliefs in Persian Art?
Achaemenid
Bas-reliefs in Persian Art often depict royal processions and animal
motifs
.
Achaemenid architecture featured large columns and
symmetrical
designs.
What adorns various forms with ornate scripts in Persian art?
Calligraphy
Persian art encompasses architecture, sculpture, ceramics,
calligraphy
, and carpets.
Arrange the time periods of Persian art in chronological order:
1️⃣ Achaemenid
2️⃣ Parthian
3️⃣ Sasanian
4️⃣ Islamic
Architectural styles in Persian art include palaces and
mosques
.
What does Persian art reflect in its diverse artistic mediums?
Cultural and historical influences
Match the medium with its key features:
Architecture ↔️ Domes, minarets, columns
Sculpture ↔️ Intricate carvings, detailed figures
Ceramics ↔️ Vibrant colors, pottery
Calligraphy ↔️ Elegant scripts, inscriptions
Carpets ↔️ Intricate patterns, fine weaves
What are three notable examples of Persian art mentioned in the text?
Persepolis, Ardabil Carpet, Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque
The Achaemenid Dynasty (
550-330 BCE
) is considered the origin of Persian art.
What is the defining feature of Achaemenid architecture?
Monumental columns
Match the medium with its key example:
Architecture ↔️ Persepolis
Carpets ↔️ Ardabil Carpet
Ceramics ↔️ Iznik tiles
The Achaemenid Dynasty influenced Persian art with
symmetrical
designs and intricate bas-reliefs.
What cultural influence shaped the Sasanian Dynasty in Persian art?
Zoroastrianism
The Islamic Era in Persian art featured mosques with domes, minarets, and
calligraphy
.
Arrange the four major periods of Persian art in chronological order:
1️⃣ Achaemenid Dynasty
2️⃣ Parthian Dynasty
3️⃣ Sasanian Dynasty
4️⃣ Islamic Era
What is a key feature of Persepolis in Persian art?
Intricate bas-reliefs
What makes the Ardabil Carpet a significant example of Persian art?
Fine weaves and rich colors
What is the Achaemenid Dynasty known for in Persian Art?
Monumental palaces with bas-reliefs
The Parthian Dynasty blended Persian and Hellenistic styles in pottery and
architecture
Which dynasty revived Persian traditions influenced by Zoroastrianism?
Sasanian Dynasty
The Islamic Era in Persian Art featured mosques with domes and minarets adorned with
calligraphy
.
Name two key architectural elements in Persian Art.
Grand columns and geometric patterns
Match the example with its type and period:
Persepolis ↔️ Palace, Achaemenid
Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque ↔️ Mosque, Islamic
Ardabil Carpet ↔️ Carpet, Islamic
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