Final Quiz Women in Art in the Mediterranean

In antiquity, make-up was used by...

Nobody Only men Only women Men and women

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This figurine represents...

A tambourine dancer A harp player A Bacchante A painter

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This work represents a woman who works as a...

Wet nurse Cook Servant Merchant

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What is this object?

A mirror A kohl pot A make-up spoon A make-up box

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Orientalist artworks depicting the harem frequently exhibit...

Modestly-dressed women The outdoors Erotic and sensual depictions of women Empowering and independent portrayals of women

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Ishtar, goddess of sexual love, comes from...

Mesopotamia Greece Egypt Ancient Rome

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Demeter is the goddess who presides over...

The underworld The home and the family War and military strategy The fertility of the earth and the harvests

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This sarcophagus of a king bears the name of his mother, who...

Abandoned him Is buried with him Died in childbirth Ruled

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What is represented on this vase?

Hetairai A war scene A harem An indoor scene

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What is the pharaoh Neferusobek wearing on her head in this statue?

A turban A bicorn hat A nemes A tiara

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Women's access to public space has typically been...

Restricted Free Unlimited Equal to men

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The painter Baya was...

Turkish from the 19th century Algerian from the 20th century Turkish from the 21st century Algerian from the 18th century

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