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This document contains a class task on Benin art, posing questions about the art form's key characteristics, historical context, materials, and techniques. It includes multiple-choice questions about figures, features, and influences related to the art.
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CLASS TASK (Benin Art) Kindly answer these questions in your note.  What is the Benin Art primarily known for? a\) Pottery  b\) Bronze sculptures and plaques  c\) Weaving  d\) Wood carvings   Which Kingdom is associated with Benin Art? a\) Mali  b\) Ashanti  c\) Benin  d\) Zulu...
CLASS TASK (Benin Art) Kindly answer these questions in your note.  What is the Benin Art primarily known for? a\) Pottery  b\) Bronze sculptures and plaques  c\) Weaving  d\) Wood carvings   Which Kingdom is associated with Benin Art? a\) Mali  b\) Ashanti  c\) Benin  d\) Zulu   During which period did Benin Art flourish? a\) 15th to 17th centuries  b\) 18th to 19th centuries  c\) 10th to 12th centuries  d\) 20th century   What material is commonly used in Benin a\) Gold  b\) Iron  c\) Bronze  d\) Stone  The plaques and sculptures of Benin Art primarily depict what themes?\*\* a)   Daily life and royalty  b\) Mythological stories  c\) Natural landscapes  d\) Religious symbols   Who is often featured in Benin bronze sculptures? a\) Farmers  b\) Fishermen  c\) The Oba (King)  d\) Soldiers    What technique is used in creating Benin bronze sculptures? a\) Lost-wax casting  b\) Hand carving  c\) Molding  d\) Pottery wheel   The Benin Bronzes are currently housed in which famous British museum?\*\* a\) British Museum  b\) Victoria and Albert Museum  c\) Tate Modern  d\) National Gallery   What event led to the widespread dispersal of Benin Art to Europe? a\) Trade agreements  b\) The British Punitive Expedition of 1897  c\) Cultural exchanges  d\) Colonial treaties    Benin Art is known for its intricate details and what other feature a\) mark on the fore head b\) Realistic depictions  c\) Abstract forms  d\) miniature size Â