APAH - Name Artwork from Identification

Given an artwork artist (if applicable), date of creation, location created or placed, and the culture (usually for older works) or style (e.g. renaissance, baroque) of the artwork Currently, this covers units 1-5; future units will be added (hopefully)

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Artist	Date	Location	Culture / Style	Material	Artwork
Frida Kahlo	1939	Mexico City, Mexico	Surrealism	Oil on canvas	The Two Fridas
––	c. 1066 - 1080	Canterbury, England	Romanesque	Embroidery on linen	Bayeux Tapestry
Gitto di Bondone (artist)	c. 1303 - 1305	Padua, Italy	Proto-Renaissance	Brick and fresco	Arena (Scovengi) Chapel, including Lamentation
––	c. 1335	Tabriz, Iran	Ilkhanate (Islamic)	Ink, opaque watercolor, gold, and silver on paper	Bahram Gur Fights the Karg, folio from the Great Il-Khanid Shahnama
––	c. 1825 - 1975	Nigeria	Igbo	Wood	Ikenga (shrine figure)
––	c. 25,500 - 25,300 BCE	Namibia	Paleolithic	Rock	Apollo 11 Stones
Eugène Delacroix	1830	Paris, France	Romanticism	Oil on canvas	Liberty Leading the People
––	c. 1200; rebuilt 1907-1907	Djenné, Mali	Malian; Sudano-Sahelian architecture	Adobe	Great Mosque of Djenné
––	1375 - 1520	Mexico City, Mexico	Aztec	Stone; volcanic stone (The Coyoxauhqui Stone); jadeite (Olmec-style mask); basalt (Calendar Stone)	Templo Mayor
Rachel Ruysch	1711	Amsterdam, Netherlands	Baroque	Oil on wood	Fruit and Insects
––	743; rebuilt c. 1700	Nara, Japan	Nara Period	Bronze and wood (sculpture); wood with ceramic-tile roofing (architecture)	Todai-ji
––	c. 520 BCE	Caere, Italy	Etruscan	Terracotta	Sarcophagus of the Spouses
Jacob Lawrence	1940 - 1941	Harlem, New York	Harlem Renaissance	Casein tempera on hardboard	The Migration of the Negro, Panel no. 49
––	c. 400 - 800	Bamyan, Afghanistan	Bamiyan	Cut rock with plaster, pigment	Buddha Bamiyan
––	c. 25	Rome, Italy	Imperial Roman	Marble	Augustus of Prima Porta
––	c. 2490-2472 BCE	––	Fourth Dynasty Egyptian	Greywacke	King Menkaura and queen
Frank Lloyd Wright	1936 - 1939	Pennsylvania, US	Organic Architecture	Reinforced concrete, sandstone, steel, and glass	Fallingwater
Paul Cézanne	1902 - 1904	Southern France	Proto-Cubism	Oil on canvas	Mont Sainte-Victoire
Sinan	1568 - 1575	Edirne, Turkey	Classical Ottoman (Islamic)	Brick and stone	Mosque of Selim II
Thomas Cole	1836	Northampton, Massachusetts, US	Romanticism	Oil on canvas	The Oxbow
––	1539 - 1540	Ardabil, Iran	Safavid (Islamic)	Wool, silk, dye	Ardabil carpet
––	c. 1620	Kyoto, Japan	Mughal Empire	Rock garden	Ryoan-ji
––	c. 1775	Hawaii	Hawaiian	Feathers and fiber	Ahu 'ula (feather cape)
Donatello	c. 1440 - 1460	Florence, Italy	Renaissance	Bronze	David
––	c. 1969	China	Chinese Communist Party	Color lithograph	Chairman Mao en route to Anyuan
Vincent van Gogh	1889	Arles, France	Post-Impressionism	Oil on canvas	The Starry Night
––	c. 725	Chiapas, Mexico	Mayan	Limestone	Yaxchilàn
––	c. 2700 BCE	Square Temple at Eshunna; Tell Asmar, Iraq	Sumerian	Gypsum inlaid with shell and black limestone	Statues of votive figures
Piet Mondrian	1930	Paris, France	De Stijl	Oil on canvas	Composition with Red, Blue and Yellow
––	4000 - 3500 BCE	Susa, Iran	Neolithic	Terracotta	Beaker with ibex motifs