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General Certificate of Education Advanced Level Examination June 2015 History of Art HART3 Unit 3 Investigation and Interpretation (1) Friday 12 June 2015 9.00 am to 10.30 am For this paper you must have: an AQA 16-page answer book. Time allowed 1 hour 30 minutes A Instructions Use black ink or black ball-point pen. Write the information required on the front of your answer book. The Paper Reference is HART3. Answer two questions from one topic only. Do all rough work in the answer book. Cross through any work that you do not want to be marked. Information The marks for questions are shown in brackets. The maximum mark for this paper is 60. You are not obliged to illustrate your answers unless the question specifically requires you to do so, but you may make diagrams, drawings, etc., if these help you to answer the questions more clearly. You will be marked on your ability to: use good English organise information clearly use specialist vocabulary where appropriate. Examples of works of art and/or architecture chosen for description in answering one question should not be used again in answering another question in this paper. H/RH/110311/Jun15/E2 HART3

2 TOPIC 1 ART AND ARCHITECTURE IN FIFTEENTH-CENTURY EUROPE Answer two questions. Question 1 0 1 Analyse and discuss the representation of the Madonna (Virgin Mary) in three fifteenth century paintings and/or sculptures. Question 2 0 2 Discuss how status and authority are conveyed in three fifteenth-century painted portraits. Select your examples from the work of at least two painters. Question 3 0 3 Examine how patronage influenced the appearance of three sculptures and/or buildings from this period. Question 4 0 4 Analyse three fifteenth-century religious buildings and discuss how each building conveys its religious purpose.

3 TOPIC 2 ART AND ARCHITECTURE IN SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY EUROPE Answer two questions. Question 5 0 5 Analyse three seventeenth-century paintings and/or sculptures concerned with the lives of the saints and discuss how religious purpose is conveyed in each. Question 6 0 6 Analyse and interpret three seventeenth-century paintings of still-life and/or subjects from everyday life. Question 7 0 7 Discuss the relationship between form and meaning in three seventeenth-century sculptures of the human figure. Question 8 0 8 Analyse three domestic buildings built in the seventeenth century and discuss how each communicates the status of the owner. Turn over U

4 TOPIC 3 ART AND ARCHITECTURE IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY EUROPE Answer two questions. Question 9 0 9 Analyse three paintings of work and/or poverty produced in the nineteenth century. What attitudes to labour and/or the poor are conveyed? Question 10 1 0 Discuss how status and identity are conveyed in three nineteenth-century painted and/or sculpted portraits. Select your examples from the work of at least two artists. Question 11 1 1 Discuss the relationship between nudity and meaning in three nineteenth-century sculptures of the nude. Question 12 1 2 Analyse three nineteenth-century buildings that use past architectural styles and give reasons why these styles were revived.

5 TOPIC 4 ART AND ARCHITECTURE IN EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA BETWEEN 1946 AND 2000 Answer two questions. Question 13 1 3 Examine and discuss three works of art, each by a different artist, that use ready made and/or found objects. Question 14 1 4 Discuss how stylistic change and/or development is/are demonstrated in three paintings by one artist working during this period. Question 15 1 5 Discuss the characteristics of either Minimalist Art or Conceptual Art through an analysis of three examples. Question 16 1 6 Analyse three examples of domestic architecture built between 1946 and 2000 and consider the relationship between form and function in each. END OF QUESTIONS

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