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17 Cards in this Set
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8th-c Diplyon vase:
different sections partially symmetrical people really geometric (triangles, circles, rectangles) |
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7th-c proto-Attic amphora, Blinding of Polyphemus:
figures have faces the faces are not really detailed though also all the faces look the same kind of egyptian with facing forward head also facing forward though |
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7th-c proto-Corinthian owl perfume vase:
more curves 3-D looking at us also a lot more detail the wings and also the face |
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540 BC, 6th-c, "Dionysus in a Boat"
Attic black-figure kylix by artist Exekias: personality to characters MOTION sails are full dolphins are in middle of dives the boat seems to be moving |
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525 BC, 6th-c, "Heracles Strangling the Nemean Lion"
Attic black-figure amphora by artist Psiax: geometrical patterns figures are in motion Heracles actually attacking the lion |
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490-480 BC, 5th-c, "Lapith and Centaur"
Attic red-figure kylix by the Foundry Painter Motion Striking with spear There seems to be little geometry The faces do not seem to be shown in depth focuses more on the killing part Balance in the warrior’s arms (arching shape) |
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490-480 BC, 5th-c, "Eos and Memnon"
Attic red-figure kylix by artist Douris motion eos saving or whatever he is doing not geometric robes and wings much detail |
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650 BC Kore, limestone, (Louvre)
simple little detail some in face balanced and symmetric except for hand same number of strands of hair on both sides... |
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600 BC Kouros, marble, (Metropolitan Museum of Art)
Simple like previous one figure naked symetric is in a stance one foot forward |
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525 BC Kroisos Kouros, marble, (Nat. Arch Museum, Athens)
seems to be almost the same as 600 one except that this time it is the other foot forward also abs are more distinguished |
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570 BC Calf-Bearer, marble (Acropolis Museum, Athens)
animals in it for first time face developed a lot from previous ones muscles more obvious in abs and in arms arms is new |
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560 BC Rampin Head, marble (Louvre)
really detailed hair and beard seems to be symmetrical also kind of geometric in his hair |
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530 BC Kore in Dorian Peplos, marble (Acropolis Museum)
focuses on face one arm in position of movement |
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480 BC, Kritios Boy, Marble (Acropolis Museum, Athens)
face seems developed abs also naked again |
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460 BC, Poseidon, bronze (National Arch. Museum, Athens)
really in motion muscles and face also seems balanced (not sure) |
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450 BC, "Discuss Thrower" by Myron, marble copy of bronze original, Rome
motion central focus is the disc weight is on one leg face |
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450-440 BC, "Dying Niobid," marble, Rome
drama motion naked (usually only men) lower, on ground |
