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Greek Art and Architecture

ARCHAIC ART: c. 700-470 BC C. B.C. CLASSICAL PERIOD: 450-400 B.C 5th C. B.C. HELLINISTIC ART: c. 3rd - 1st C. B.C. C. B.C. learn 6th learn late learn 2nd

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Maps of Ancient Greece (2) Shapes of Greek vases

Archaic Period
Sculpture *Kore Keratea *Kouros from Anavysos *Kore Sphinx of the Naxians 560 BC (at the Met) marble marble painted marble marble 580-570 BC 615-600 BC 530 BC 570-

Vases The change from black figure to red figure technique occurs in the Archaic period, c. 530-525 BC. Red figure continues through the Classical period. Exekias Dionysus in a boat Psiax Herakles strangling the Nemean Lion The Foundry Painter Lapith and Centaur Unknown Young Warriors Red Figure Kylix (woman spinning wool) 490 BC Red Figure Kylix Pintias the Potter 505 BC Black figure/amphora Exekias 540 BC

*Suicide of Ajax Black Figure amphora

Architecture In the 7th and 6th C. B.C. colonies are sent from the Greek mainland to Sicily, Italy and Asia Minor. Greek temples are found in all these places. Treasury of the Siphnians, Delphi (facade reconstruction) Battle of the Gods and Giants The Basilica, Paestum *Temple of Hera I Paestum (Italy) 550 BC

Plan/Elevation of Poseidon

Paestum

Classical Period
Architecture *Parthenon *Parthenon Reconstruction Colonnade 447-436 BC marble marble 448447421420-

*Parthenon Horseman North Frieze 432 BC Parthenon South Frieze 431 BC *Acropolis Erechtheion 405 BC Acropolis 405 BC Erechtheum

Porch of the Maidens northwest view

Sculpture Demeter of Knidos BC *Riace Warrior A *Nike adjusting her sandal 410-407 BC *Discobolus 450 BC

marble

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bronze restored 460-450 BC temple of Athena (relief decoration) Myron bronze

Vases *Artemis Slaying Actaeon Pan Painter Red Figure krater 470 BC Heteira Urinating into a Vessel Foundry Painter red figure 480 BC 5 women filling Hydriae in a fountain house Hydria/Black figure 530 BC Priam Painter

Hellenistic Period
**Laocoon Athanadoros 100 BC *Nike of Samothrace 200-190 BC Reminders: Marble marble

Sat Oct 22th is our trip to the Met Museum. I have sent out all the info in regards to details about time/travel/costs. I can have no more than 40 people. You should bring a pen/paper and a camera to document. Your midterm will be next week. It will cover everything include Greek (what we learned today). I will send out a midterm review. Plan to be in class for about 2 hours next week. Thanks

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