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3.9 Art of Mesopotamia *Agenda Preview, Guess Who & Attendance 1.Do Now / HW Reminder 2.Intro to Art Online 3.Slideshow with Observations 4.Picture a house! 5.Reflection Questions

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The City-State of Ur Music! Jewelry! Architecture! Paintings! Intro: http://historylink101.com/lessons/art_history_lessons/mesopotamian_art_le sson.htm

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Anthropomorphism Is giving human traits or features to nonhuman things such as animals, plants, inanimate objects, or gods.

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What Changed? The change from raw materials to refined materials The need for purpose of art The change to more human-like images

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What stayed the same? The use of animal images Art that tells a story

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Art Ziggurat Religious Building Music Used Music to entertain Students would learn songs in school Jewelry

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Art The Mesopotamians had many different types of art. First the Mesopotamians had great architecture (the building of buildings). Usually the greatest Mesopotamian architecture was based in their religion. The Mesopotamians built great Ziggurats as an honor to their gods.

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Music Music was another important art in Mesopotamia. The Mesopotamian people thought that music brought joy to the gods and people. Musicians played music at the temple and wrote love songs to entertain people at feasts. This is an example of a harp used during this time. Mesopotamians loved to play and sing music for entertainment

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These are examples of ancient gold necklaces made in Mesopotamia Jewelry was very important to the people of Mesopotamia. Jewelry was used for both decorative and religious purposes. Many craftspeople made beautiful jewelry out of different materials including gold.