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24 Cards in this Set
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Early Classical Style (Severe Style): Charioteer at Delphi, date?
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478-474BC.
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Early Classical Style (Severe Style): Bronze Zeus or Poseidon from the sea, date?
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470-450BC
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Early Classical Style (Severe Style): Diskobolos of Myron, date?
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460-450BC.
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Early Classical Style (Severe Style):Apollo from Western Pediment, Temple of Zeus at Olympia, date?
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467-457BC.
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Severe Style Characteristics
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•Severity of forms (facial details, plain
clothing) •Drapery (fewer folds) •Interest in emotion (no archaic smile) •Interest in motion |
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High Classical Period: Phedius
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Parthenon Sculptures
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High Classical Period: Polykleitos
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Peloponnesian sculptor: famous for “contraposto”
a. Doryphoros: Spear bearer, c. 440 BC Polykleitos’ theory of proportions: his “canon” b. Diadoumenos: Fillet binder, c. 440-430 BC |
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4th c. Sculpture: Characteristics
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movement away from high Classical art: emotional states were now being depicted.
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4th c. Sculpture: Praxiteles-Hermes and Dionysos, sculpture date, where it's located, special characteristic influenced by artist
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from Temple of Hera, Olympia, 350-330 BC
a. Greek original or Roman copy b. Has the Praxitlean S-curve |
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4th c. Sculpture: Praxiteles: Aphrodite of Knidos, date, special fact
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350-330 BC.
Most famous work by Praxiteles |
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4th c. Sculpture: Lysippos: 1500 works, most second half of 4th c. BC- Apoxyomenos-what is it of? date?description?
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Athlete scraping himself 350-325 BC
a. copy of bronze original b. tall figure, small head, 3-D |
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4th c. Sculpture: Lysippos: 1500 works, most second half of 4th c. BC-The Farnesse Herakles-location of copy? what is it of?
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copy in Naples
i. weary hero, leaning on his club |
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4th c. Sculpture: Grave Steles with Relief Decoration-Ilissos River Stele- date?
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340 BC
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Hellenistic sculpture:• Early Hellenistic-dates and background info on era
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323-250 BC (invasion of Gauls into Pergamon)
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Hellenistic sculpture:Early Hellenistic: Tyche (Fortune) of Antioch, with river god- artist? date? 3 characteristics?
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Artist:Orontes
300 BC 1. personification of a city 2. triangular composition 3. full of symbolism |
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• Middle Hellenistic Sculpture dates
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250-150 BC
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Middle Hellenistic:Gaul Killing Himself and Wife- location, date, 2 fact
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Pergamon, 220BC.
. Gauls depicted as “noble in defeat” 2. 3-D pyramidal group |
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Middle Hellenistic: Dying Gaul- date, copy?, aka
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(Trumpeter) Roman copy of a 220 BC original
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Middle Hellenistic: Pergamon Altar- date? 5 topics?
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175 BC
1. dedicated to Zeus and Athena 2. memorial to victories of King Attalos I (241-197 BC) 3. frieze: battle of gods and giants 4. Zeus 5. Athena |
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Middle Hellenistic: Sleeping Satyr-date, aka
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"Barberini"
c. 200 BC |
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Middle Hellenistic: Nike of Samothrace, location and date
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in Louvre, 180BC
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• Late Hellenistic- dates and background info of this era
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150-31 BC (Roman conquest)
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Late Hellenistic: Aphrodite of Melos-date?
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125-100BC
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Late Hellenistic: Laocoon, Trojan priest, and his sons, date?
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(2nd c. BC or 1st C. AD)
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