In this AP Daily: Live Review session for AP Art History, we will review art and architectural forms from across the image set and put them in conversation with works of art not covered in the course.

Using visual analysis skills, we will examine this series of unknown works from different time periods and cultural groups to practice attributing them to the cultural contexts in which they belong. We will also look at attribution questions from the AP Art History Exam to discuss the different types of attributions that students can be asked to make and how students should use visual evidence to support their assertions.

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