Maria Martinez, of San Ildefonso Pueblo in the United States, is an example of:
a. Tribal concept of art imposed on a Western culture.
b. A person recognized as an artist in her own society prior to Western contact.
c. The strong continuities between prehistoric and contemporary tribal artistic creations.
d. The functional uses of all primitive art.
e. An artist created in a traditional culture by the impact of Western art collectors.
Question 2
In the art world, middlemen typically:
a. Manipulate art objects and the information regarding their production to meet the demands of buyers.
b. Neither have a high nor low ranking in the hierarchal structure of their society.
c. Are involved in the pillage of archaeological sites and illegal export of art treasures.
d. Accurately represent the original context of native art to Western buyers.
e. Interfere in the affairs of others.
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