Title Page
Dedication
About the Author
Copyright
Contents
Barronβs Essential 5
Acknowledgments
Part One: Getting to Know the AP Exam in Art History
Introduction
How to Use This Book
The Advanced Placement Examination in the History of Art: An Overview
How the Test Is Scored
Exam Nomenclature
Dates
Whatβs New About the Redesigned AP Exam?
Answering the Multiple-Choice Questions
Answering the Free-Response Questions
Attribution Practice
Continuity and Change Practice
Concordance of the AP Curriculum Framework and Barronβs AP Art History
Part Two: Diagnostic Test
Diagnostic Test
Answer Key
Part Three: Content Review
Content Area: Global Prehistory
1. Prehistoric Art
Content Area: Ancient Mediterranean
2. Ancient Near Eastern Art
3. Egyptian Art
4. Greek Art
5. Etruscan Art
6. Roman Art
Content Area: Early Europe and Colonial Americas
7. Late Antique Art
8. Byzantine Art
Content Areas: Early Europe and Colonial Americas West and Central Asia
9. Islamic Art
Content Area: Early Europe and Colonial Americas
10. Early Medieval Art
11. Romanesque Art
12. Gothic Art
13. Gothic Art in Italy
14. Renaissance in Northern Europe
15. Early Renaissance in Italy: Fifteenth Century
16. High Renaissance and Mannerism
17. Baroque Art
18. Art of New Spain: Spanish Colonies in the Americas
Content Areas: Early Europe and Colonial Americas Later Europe and Americas
19. Rococo and Neoclassicism
Content Area: Later Europe and Americas
20. Romanticism
21. Late-Ninteenth-Century Art
22. Early- and Mid-Twentieth-Century Art
Content Areas: South, East, and Southeast Asia
23. Indian and Southeast Asian Art
24. Chinese and Korean Art
25. Japanese Art
Content Area: Indigenous Americas
26. Art of the Americas
Content Area: Africa
27. African Art
Content Area: The Pacific
28. Pacific Art
Content Area: Global Contemporary
29. Contemporary Art
Part Four: Practice Tests
Practice Test 1
Answer Key
Answers Explained
Practice Test 2
Answer Key
Answers Explained
Glossary
Photo Credits
Index